Fantasy of Flight in Florida
Located in Polk City, Florida, Fantasy of Flight is an aviation-themed attraction showcasing vintage aircraft from the world’s largest private collection; themed immersion experiences; flight simulators; interactive exhibits; a tram tour of aircraft maintenance areas; Restoration and Backlot tours; and an Aerial Demonstration of the Day.
For more information about Fantasy of Flight, call 1-863-984-3500 or visit www.fantasyofflight.com.
CityPass Will Save You Money and Make Travel Life Easier
CityPass offers a pocket-size booklet of admission tickets to a select collection of top-drawer attractions in 11 North American cities, priced to save about 50% off regular admission.
CityPass has five cost-taming tips for a memorable city vacation:
1. Purchase a CityPass for New York, Southern California (theme parks), Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, Toronto, Seattle, San Francisco, Hollywood, or Houston at Citypass, and print the voucher at home to save money on shipping fees. The voucher is redeemable at any participating attraction, so not a step is wasted. Once in hand, CityPass allows visitors to bypass most ticket lines, spending time inside cool attractions, rather than overheating in long lines. CityPass includes general admission to the most popular attractions and sightseeing in each city and often includes an extra value, such as an IMAX movie, audio tour, or same-day admission to a sister museum.
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Cape Fear: “Hollywood East”
Did you know that Wilmington and North Carolina’s Cape Fear Coast is often referred to as “Hollywood East”? That’s because North Carolina ranks as the third busiest film-making destination for U.S. film production. Since 1983, more than 400 projects have been filmed here. Who knows? A chance celebrity sighting could occur while you’re shopping or dining or touring.
A weekend of movie-making magic includes a guided weekend tour of EUE/Screen Gems Studios, the largest movie production facility east of Los Angeles. There’s also a walking tour of downtown movie locations, including Sleeping with the Enemy, Blue Velvet, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Weekend at Bernie’s, A Walk to Remember, and dozens more. ($12 for adults; $10 for seniors/students/military; ages 6 and under, free.)
Also the Visitor’s Bureau offers free FAQ (Frequently-Asked Questions) sheets with self-guided tours to locations used in Dawson’s Creek and One Tree Hill.
For more information . . .
For the Hollywood Location Walk of Old Wilmington, call: 1-910-794-7177.
The Visitor’s Bureau can be reached at: 1-866-266-9690.
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