Disney, SeaWorld & Other Adventures

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June passholder Perks:
Bonus extra guest ticket (print at home)
Passholder $10 Seabucks (please pickup before the meetup starts)

Returning show: Rescue Tails @ 3:30
New show: Hydro Surge @ 5:30
Bite to eat before heading to Bay Stadium.
Sea Glo dance party @ 7:30
New Drone Show and Fireworks: @ 9:00

ALL-NEW Drone Show + Ignite Fireworks Spectacular, the grand finale lights up the sky over the lagoon starts @ 9 PM.

Located at Bayside Stadium on select Summer Spectacular nights, end the night with an unforgettable first-of-it's-kind spectacle as hundreds of drones light up the sky in perfect sync with the electrifying anthem “Feeling Electric.” As the music pulses through the air, the night sky transforms into an ocean-inspired dreamscape, with vibrant waves, glowing sea creatures and bursts of color rippling above in a mesmerizing aerial display.

Note: Anyone have guest tickets to share? Please comment in comments section if you have any available or if you'd like to attend but don't have a pass. Also comment for wanting to car pool from where.

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Let's discover Leesburg this month with a free house tour and a walk about downtown. The Mote-Morris House is open for free tours every 2nd and 4th Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Mote-Morris House was built in 1892. It was the home of Edward H. Mote, who served eight terms as Mayor of Leesburg.The home is on the National Register of Historic Places.The City of Leesburg owns the house and opens it for public tours, and it is also available for rent for special occasions. February 20, 2018, the house suffered a devastating fire. The house was closed for three years while restoration efforts were taking place.

Downtown Leesburg
In step with the city’s sharp growth since 2000, Leesburg’s downtown has blossomed as a place to shop, dine, and hang out. There’s eye-catching street art, beautiful architecture, and an inviting streetscape, with palms, little gardens, and a beautiful plaza in front of City Hall on Main Street.

One of the many fine old buildings to check out is the Leesburg Opera House (1889) and the nearby Tropic Theatre. This opened as a B-movie house in 1932 and now serves as a stage for performing arts. Head a couple of blocks north, and you’ll be at the picture-perfect Veterans Memorial Park on Fountain Lake, while the Venetian Gardens are a couple of minutes south.

Optional lunch downtown during our walk about town.

*** parking @ Leesburg Town Hall Garage,
115 S. 5th St. or
Parking lot at W. Main and Orange Av.

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Let's take advantage of a cool AC day and a free tour. This is a great opportunity to visit this fantastic museum to see what it has to offer.

ACCESS FOR ALL AT OMA
The Orlando Museum of Art's "Access for All at OMA," a program offering FREE admission to the museum, on the third Thursday of each month. Each event will feature live performances, educational experiences, and more!
As part of a city full of rich cultures and diverse communities, OMA is committed to removing barriers and making art experiences accessible to everyone. Come and be inspired by compelling art and discover new ideas at the Orlando Museum of Art.

Parking at OMA is always free. Visitors can also access the museum via the Lynx bus system and Sunrail.

*****Optional lunch afterward at 4Roots Cafe in the Science museum, within short walking distance.