The best way to spread Christmas cheer may be to sing loud for all to hear. Or you can experience the holiday spirit at one of Florida's top seasonal attractions. "ICE!" will return to Gaylord Palms ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — One of Central Florida’s most iconic Christmas events has returned to Kissimmee’s Gaylord Palms this holiday season. This year’s event, which runs from Nov. 18 until New Year’s Day, ...

The best way to spread Christmas cheer is … celebrating with Buddy the Elf and 2 million pounds of ice at Gaylord Palms. The frozen, winter wonderland ICE! returns to Gaylord Palms near Walt Disney ...

Tickets for Gaylord Palms Ice attraction range from $20.99 to $42.99. Tickets cost $22.99 for kids and $32.99 for adults. "A Charlie Brown Christmas" won't air on network TV, but you can still watch ...

Would you like to travel with Buddy the Elf from Santa’s workshop in the North Pole to New York or take photos in front of the Griswold home? A new pop-up experience in Kissimmee will put you into the ...

KISSIMMEE, Fla. — After a two-year absence, ICE!, the holiday-themed attraction featuring ice sculptures, will return to Gaylord Palms Resort this November for its Christmas celebration — and it will ...

Hotel accommodations for up to Four (4) people, for Two (2) nights IN A FLORIDA VIEW ROOM at Gaylord Palms Resort, 6000 W Osceola Pkwy, Kissimmee, FL 34746. BASED ON AVAILABILITY, some restrictions ...

The seasonal exhibit — which includes dozens of colorful, larger-than-life ice sculptures — will feature a theme based on “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” Peanuts characters like Lucy, Sally, Linus and ...

Read full article: Boil water notice issued for parts of Flagler County KISSIMMEE, Fla – Just as tickets for Christmas at Gaylord Palms Resort went on sale, officials gave new details about this ...

Gaylord Hotels is excited to unveil its brand-new, multi-sensory marquee Christmas experience, Mission: Save Christmas featuring Elf™, along with its full lineup of Christmas programming that will be ...

With evidence of pent-up demand for travel post-COVID, the industry is preparing for another roaring ’20s, with travel fully recovering by mid-decade, if not earlier. Few in the Orlando area are as ...