15 Days trip to Florida!!!!

Our first trip to US and I was overly excited. My dream come true vacation of Disney World, Universal Studios, Sea world and Busch Gardens.

This trip we made during the peak time of Christmas and New Years Eve, and trust me I learnt a lot - like not to leave park late on a New Years Eve, because you may be stranded as there is no public transport and/or cabs available after 11.55pm. Yes - you heard it right. We were stranded there and reached our hotel around 5am.. - What a Night!

In this trip, I visited 2 days Magic Kingdom, 2 days Epcot, 1 day Hollywood Studios, 1 day Animal Kingdom, 3 days Universal studios and I can't even recall - how many times Sea World/Busch Gardens ( we had unlimited park pass for Sea World and Busch gardens).

We stayed at Rosen Center Hotel at International Drive which was a center location for all the theme parks. The hotel was nice and clean and we had the view of the Sea World.


The Public Transport was cheap and so it was easy for the two of us to hop on and hop off the bus. Denny's and Walgreens and Mac Donald's were nearby. Subway was bit of a walk, but okay for us :)



Sea World was close about 10 minute bus ride. 


Since we had unlimited park pass for Sea World/Busch Gardens - we would take free shuttle from Sea World Park entrance and about 1 hr bus ride to Tampa, FL would take us to Busch Gardens.




Our trip also included 3 day park visit to Universal Studios and it was amazing trip. Universal Studios was about 25-35 minute bus ride from our hotel and very convenient.


 And end is for the best - so here comes my best part of vacation - Disney World. Lot's of fun and happiest place on earth - is what all I can say!!! Bus 50 would take us to Disney World and we would spend our whole day there...



And yes, in the end - Punnu Loves Shruti - A treat pic for my hubby who planned this awesome vacation for me... Love you.. love you..love you lots...


Sheena 

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