Outlets and Ripley's Believe It or Not

There's a trolley bus that runs up and down International Drive every day from 8 AM to 10:30 PM. A one-day pass costs $2, while a three-day pass is just $6. With a total of 40 stops, there’s plenty to explore using the trolley. At either end of International Drive, you’ll find two outlets. One is called Prime, and it’s the largest, while the other is Premium. Outlets are super popular all over the USA. They sell brand-name clothing, shoes, perfumes, bags, and more at much lower prices—often up to 70% off compared to regular stores. Usually, they carry last year’s stock. Prime has stores featuring brands like Victoria's Secret, Ralph Lauren, Gucci, Levi's, North Face, Banana Republic, Burberry, Calvin Klein, and more. This weekend, North Face was offering an extra 30% off their regular discounts, which meant incredible deals—especially when viewed from a Danish perspective. Mette picked up a vest with a fur collar for $94, a headband for $10, and trekking pants with removable legs for $36. Jan got a sports shirt for $45 and a shell jacket for $110. Orlando is the city of attractions. Ripley’s Believe It or Not costs $18 per person, but you can use a coupon for $2 off each ticket. If you haven’t seen enough before the museum closes, you can come back the next day for free. Ripley traveled all over the world collecting “weird things and experiences.” Today, they’re displayed alongside other incredible events that have happened in more recent times. You can marvel at the world’s tallest man, a calf with two heads, and a dwarf sitting in a birdcage. There are stories about people who were buried for over 100 days—some on purpose, others because a doctor thought they were dead. To avoid burying people alive, they started placing a bell on each coffin, so if someone woke up, they could ring the bell. That’s how the saying “saved by the bell” came about. There were also illusions set up that played tricks on the eye.