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Downtown Disney<\/strong><\/a>:\u00a0 After the theme parks close, check out this entertainment mega-complex.\u00a0 One of the key places to visit is the House of Blues<\/strong>, where you can enjoy some live music while dining on some southern cuisine.\u00a0 Also located here are the Wolfgang Puck Caf\u00e9 <\/strong>and Bongos Cuban Caf\u00e9<\/strong>, which were created by Gloria Estefan herself.\u00a0\u00a0 The Pleasure Island area will be going through a renovation in 2011, but select venues will be open.\u00a0 Later, they will re-open with some more great nightclubs.\u00a0 You can also enjoy shopping, movies, and the must-see Universal Orlando CityWalk<\/strong><\/a>: \u00a0Universal proves theme parks aren\u2019t just for kids.\u00a0 Adults enjoy dancing and dining options galore, including the world\u2019s largest Hard Rock Caf\u00e9<\/strong>.\u00a0 CityJazz\u2019s<\/strong> nightly live music includes funk, R&B, soul and rock.\u00a0 And the ParrotHeads like to \u2018flock\u2019 to Jimmy Buffett\u2019s Margaritaville<\/strong>.\u00a0 Also located here are Pat O\u2019Brien\u2019s<\/strong>, the Red Coconut Club<\/strong>, the Groove<\/strong>, Latin Quarter<\/strong>, and CitiWalk\u2019s Rising Star<\/strong>.\u00a0 Reggae at Bob Marley- A Tribute to Freedom, <\/strong>and much more! There are also shopping opportunities, movies, and the world-renowned Blue Man Group<\/strong><\/a>.\u00a0 Transportation is free<\/strong> from Universal Partner hotels and not necessary from the 3 on-site hotels.<\/p>\n Downtown Orlando: <\/strong>In downtown Orlando, you can check out many, many clubs including Lizzy McCormack\u2019s Irish Pub, Eye Spy, The Social<\/strong>, and Pointe Orlando<\/strong><\/a>: <\/strong>Eat, drink and dance your BLUES away at B.B. King\u2019s Blues Club.<\/strong> Or check out two premier entertainment venues under one roof at the hilarious Improv Comedy Club<\/strong> and Fat Fish Blue<\/strong>, which features live music five nights a week as well as classic American food.\u00a0 Visit the Copper Canyon Grill<\/strong> for a high-energy atmosphere and straightforward American cooking in a high-energy featuring a bold menu that includes a wood-burning rotisserie and a dramatic exhibition kitchen, atmosphere.\u00a0 For award-winning Latin cuisine, visit Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar<\/strong>, featuring dancing, floor shows, and a selection of over 70 rums! (Reservations are recommended.) There are many other places to eat and drink at this entertainment complex at 9101 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819.\u00a0 Point Orlando is just a short drive from Orlando’s major theme parks, and across the street from the Orange County Convention Center.\u00a0\u00a0 The I-RIDE Trolley<\/strong><\/a> is a great transportation option for the International Drive Resort Area and stops at Pointe Orlando approximately every 30 minutes.\u00a0 Pointe Orlando is also easily accessible from the surrounding area by Orlando’s LYNX bus<\/strong> system as well.<\/p>\n Old Town<\/strong><\/a>:\u00a0 Old Town is exactly that \u2013 a place that brings back a 60s vibe, the days of rock n roll and \u2018cruising\u2019.\u00a0 This unique Kissimmee-area attraction has plenty to offer \u2013 rides, dining, and shopping. They have live bands<\/strong> on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights playing your favorite oldies music for FREE <\/strong>while you enjoy the weekly cruise nights<\/strong>.\u00a0 Locals and tourists alike love to come out to see the beautiful classic cars, hot rods, and antiques.\u00a0 This kid-friendly attraction includes amusement rides such as a Ferris wheel, go-kart track, merry-go-round, tea cups<\/strong>, and more.\u00a0 They also have more adventurous rides such as the Windstorm Roller Coaster<\/strong>, and the Super Shot<\/strong> which inches you up to 150 feet in the air, and then drops suddenly.\u00a0 (You may not want to eat before going on that ride, lol.)\u00a0 Located at: 5770 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy., Kissimmee, FL.\u00a0 Approximately 13 miles from the Orlando area.<\/p>\n There are many other \u2018hot spots\u2019 around the Central Florida area to have a good time.\u00a0 Several local favorites scattered around town include The Blue Martini<\/a>, <\/strong>famous for having over 42 martini drinks<\/strong>.\u00a0 With stunning d\u00e9cor and live entertainment to listen or dance to, you\u2019re sure to have a great time here.<\/p>\n The Barn in Sanford<\/a><\/strong> is Orlando\u2019s best country music nightclub<\/strong>.\u00a0 With over 16,000 square feet, The Barn has 34 TVs and 7 full bars including a sports bar and a 2nd-floor\u00a0bar that overlooks the main dance floor.\u00a0 They feature some of country music\u2019s best artists as well as line dance lessons and karaoke Wednesdays.<\/p>\n There are many biker bars<\/strong> around town including the Shovelhead Lounge<\/strong> in Longwood, Betty\u2019s Laughing Horse Tavern<\/strong> and the Junkyard Saloon<\/strong>, both in Orlando, the Dog Pound Pub<\/strong> in Apopka, and Dale\u2019s Ale\u2019s<\/strong> in Orange City.\u00a0 And, there are many famous biker bars in the Daytona area including the Boot Hill Saloon, Full Moon Saloon, <\/strong>and Dirty Harry\u2019s<\/strong>.\u00a0 On the way to Daytona, you can check out Sopotnick\u2019s Cabbage Patch Bar<\/strong><\/a> in Samsula, famous for their Coleslaw Wrestling <\/strong>during Bike Week and Biketoberfest.\u00a0 And, North of Daytona, there is the World famous Iron Horse Saloon<\/strong><\/a> in Ormond Beach.\u00a0 Check out our Biketoberfest article<\/a><\/strong> for more information.Cirque du Soleil- La Nouba<\/strong> live entertainment show.<\/del>[closed]\u00a0 Transportation is free<\/strong> from all Walt Disney World Resort areas, including Disney Theme Parks and Disney Water Parks, and is accessible by bus and water taxi.<\/p>\nClub Firestone<\/strong>, rated by Billboard as one of the top five venues in the world.<\/del> [closed]\u00a0 And, all in 1 building, you\u2019ll find Chillers<\/strong><\/a> on the first floor, Cahoots<\/b><\/a>\u00a0on the 2nd<\/sup> floor, and Latitudes<\/strong><\/a> rooftop bar<\/strong>, right on Church Street, with a great view of downtown.\u00a0 Most of the bars and clubs are located right downtown, off State Road 50 in the areas including Church Street, Orange Avenue, Central Blvd., and Pine Street.\u00a0 Approximately 12 miles from the Orlando area.<\/p>\nAround town:<\/h3>\n
Considered the best dive bar<\/strong> by Orlando Weekly<\/em> (2009), Wally\u2019s Mills Ave Liquors<\/strong> is an Orlando staple.\u00a0 It was here before Disney World, back when nothing much else was around.\u00a0 They still have their famous \u2018strong pour\u2019 and drink specials throughout the week.<\/del> [closed]
\nWith live entertainment, dancing, drink specials, and something going on every night of the week, The Roxy <\/strong>has been voted #1 nightclub<\/strong> in Orlando by Orlando Weekly<\/em>.<\/del> [closed]<\/p>\nThe Parliament House <\/strong>is the world\u2019s largest all-gay resort and entertainment complex<\/strong>.\u00a0 This 10,000 square-foot entertainment complex celebrated its 35th anniversary in July, 2010.\u00a0 With colorful characters, the most bars under one roof, and an eclectic mix of drag shows, theme parties, plays, contests, karaoke, cabaret, dance performances, and even bingo, you are sure to be entertained.\u00a0 The on-site hotel has also recently remodeled 130 guest rooms.<\/del> [closed]<\/p>\n
\nThere are also many strip clubs <\/strong>around town, although we cannot list them here.<\/p>\n