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Flights to Orlando (MCO) from Manchester (MHT) on Southwest Airlines
Orbitz is pleased to offer airline tickets on Southwest Airlines, which operates 4 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Manchester (MHT) to Orlando (MCO), departing between 7:35am and 8:10pm. Usually a Boeing 737-300 or Boeing 737-700 is flown for this route. The average travel time from Manchester, NH to Orlando, FL is 3 hours.
During your Orlando vacation, don't miss these great establishments and attractions:
Fabulous 50s Buffet & Pizza Parlor
When you're ready for a fabulous blast from the past that's as fun for food as it is for atmosphere, head for this retro restaurant. Located on easy-to-find Irlo Bronson Highway, the main road from Disney to Kissimmee, this place has it all: breakfast, lunch, dinner, an ice cream parlor, a gift shop and even a game room. While you can expect to find the usual fare on the bulging breakfast buffet, the dinner buffet includes a few surprises. From four different pizzas to Italian sausage, from meat loaf to hot dogs, from pot roast to fried chicken, you're sure to find something here to satisfy every member of your dinner party.
La Coq Au Vin
This fine French restaurant is located on a nondescript stretch of Orange Avenue better known for convenience stores than gourmet eateries. Inside, guests enter a world of romantic lighting, starched white tablecloths and excellent cuisine. You might begin with onion soup, topped with Gruyere cheese ($5) or an appetizer of phyllo dough stuffed with vegetables and cheese ($5.75), and follow that with a grouper filet ($16) or a Black Angus steak ($16).
Bar-B-Q-Bar
Some restaurants just look like fun, and this is one of them. Management serves up slow-cooked beef in a dining area festooned with tiny white Christmas lights. Part of a beat-up camper is mounted over the bar itself, and scenes depicting the life of Elvis Presley have been carved into the bathroom walls. While you're enjoying the kitsch, dine on a $6 Pork Platter, a $5 jambalaya special and add a side order of collard greens.
Make your reservations for discount hotel rooms in the
Orlando area, including:
Marriott's Grand Vista
These villas are actually part of Marriott's Vacation Club time-share program, but off-the-street guests are welcome to stay when owners are not in residence. Opened in 1996, the resort currently offers about 400 villas, with a total of 900 expected to be available by 2005. The villas offer an upscale, tropical décor and fully equipped kitchen and living areas, along with one-, two-, or three-bedrooms and Jacuzzis. The resort sits next to the chain's Faldo Golf Institute and International Golf Course.
Ramada Inn Speedway
This Ramada Inn has the basic amenities and attractive surroundings common to the chain, and it's about as close as you can get to the Daytona Beach Speedway without a stock car!The resort is in the middle of the racetrack enclave, which also includes a mall. The beach is just a few minutes' drive away. The hotel offers a big swimming pool outside a contemporary building. Rooms are equipped with all the amenities, including cable television, coffeemakers and in-room safes. A Pizzeria Uno is on the premises.
Courtyard by Marriott - University of Central Florida
If you're looking for accommodations near the University of Central Florida, this may be just the spot for you. Certainly the location can't be topped, and this four-story hotel offers 123 pleasantly decorated rooms and a dining room that offers breakfast but no other meals. There are plenty of local restaurants, however, and many deliver to the hotel. You'll also find complimentary in-room coffee, newspaper delivery, irons and ironing boards. There is an outdoor pool, whirlpool, and an exercise room.
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