lestergal

So, we all know that you cant go to Orlando without going to the City Walk. It just isnt right. During the daytime, you can travel this strip and find some pretty awesome food. We went to Maccoroni Grill and I had the Vodka Rustica. It was amazing. Matt was our server and he gave us excellent service! It was really crowded, but we didnt have any problems with losing group members. Lots of fun!!!

I stayed at the Buena Vista Palace which was on this road for my Aunts wedding earlier this year. First of all, the hotel if you get a chance is absolutely gorgeous. The service was okay (the desk people are OVERLY friendly, and I never saw a single Bellhop). The rooms were really nice and they weren't too pricey, I guess I would consider it average for a hotel ($2-300). This area is highly commercialized. Its probably kind of dangerous for people with children. Its really easy to lose them here with all of the movement. The entire strip is full of mostly souvenir shops and I think there were a few jewelry boutiques too.

It reminded me a lot of New York City life. Everything was bustling. We went down into Chinatown which was further down this street. There are lots of little boutiques, a great place to do some SHOPPING!!! We were told by our tour group that it was not the safest place to go at night, so we didn't test that theory. We also stopped by a few of the Smithsonian buildings which were also in this area. This place could be kind of dangerous for people with children.