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We were in doubt about the quality of Jans clothes from Prime Outlet, so we went to exchange it. No problems. We could get money back or exchange for new. Must jacket was swapped for a bag and an outdoor jacket with hood - same price. The cheap buffets have a wide and good selection of dishes. We do not want to tread in the footsteps of great Americans, so we went into the gym at the Holiday Inn, before we had to check out. Treadmill and step machine had a decent game. Timeshares are big in the U.S. and there is much money to spare, if you go with their information sessions. Ex. Westgate retrieves and brings you back to the hotel again. Mon driven to their newest resort, where you will meet a gigantic breakfast buffet for free. Then follows a 90 min lecture about their resorts and timesharing. In addition, you get free tickets for Orlandos greatest dinner show called Arabian Nights. A ticket costs about 65 usd per person. No obligation to buy anything. Unfortunately, there is a single condition which can be difficult to achieve. Westgate is not only a cheerful giver. They know the nationalities that have the greatest likelihood that they will buy something. Anyone can attend and get Graïs breakfast and hear the lecture. But there is created a list of the nationalities that free tickets can get behind - and falling Denmark not to. However, there particular Germany, England, France and Canada listed. Festival Bay is a shoppincenter, located along International Drive. Not a big place but a nice place. This shows 3D movies sometimes. We saw the new Slumdog Millionaire, set in India, but the actors speak English. Really good, really recommended. A ticket cost only 5 usd.