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The Show – September 15, 2011 – Orlando Attractions Magazine – Episode 41
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Join Bob and Lulu for another week of theme park and attractions news.
This week:
- Busch Gardens announces their new show
- News In The Queue
- New baby elephant at Animal Kingdom
- Tip of the Week
- Nerf prize winner announced
- Disney pin trading event
- Hidden Mickey of the Week with author Steven Barrett
- 9/11 ceremony at Magic Kingdom
- Fan shout-outs
And more!
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Duration : 0:19:54
Front Row Splash Zone – Shamu show One Ocean at SeaWorld Orlando
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Find out what it’s like to sit in the front row at Shamu Stadium for SeaWorld’s Shamu show One Ocean without getting soaked. Watch as the fountains, trainers and killer whales soak the camera and audience in the splash zone.
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Duration : 0:5:46
This Day In History Of The Walt Disney World Resort September 27th & 28th
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September 27 & 28th, a look back at events on these days at this Orlando Florida theme park.
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Music: Listen To The Land, It’s Tough To Be A Bug pre-show area music, Pirates Re-mix, Canada area loop, China area loop, France area loop, Kilimanjaro Safari.
Duration : 0:4:29
SeaWorld Orlando rescues “cold stunned” sea turtles
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“Cold-stunned” sea turtles from Florida to North Carolina have taken shelter at SeaWorld Orlando’s Rescue and Rehabilitation Center. SeaWorld aquarists are warming up the animals with heat lamps and blankets, and providing warm fluids. Each animal has also received a physical exam to check their internal temperatures and look for infections caused by their cold condition.
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