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The World Of Spongebob's Journey Through The Movies

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Through the gates, you instantly are taken back by the screaming sounds approaching as the Incredible Hulk rushes by above you. The rattling noise of the tracks as you feel the excitement rushing through your body as the screams slowly fade farther away. You are greeted by a worker welcoming you to a world of endless adventure that brings you right into the fictional worlds you thought only existed in movies. Universal Studios Orlando takes you into a world of fiction through rides, food and attractions straight from your favorite movies and tv shows. A park that takes you from reality and ignites the child in every one of our hearts. The excitement and adrenaline flowing through your body as your favorite characters bring their worlds to life before your very eyes. Walking through the corridors you are taken from the world you know today, and placed into Hogwarts, completely placing you in the world of Harry Potter. You are asked to join Harry and his friends on an exciting,, groundbreaking ride called Harry Potter and the forbidden Journey. This journey includes a trip around Hogwarts Castle, encounters from the whomping willow and dementors, even bringing you into the center of a quidditch match. The world of …show more content…

You can dive deep into Spongebob’s storepants shop, E.T.’s toy store, dinostore, or even stop by Ollivanders and pick up your very own wizard wand. It’s one thing to live inside of your favorite movie, but being able to bring a piece of it back home is something you don’t want to miss out on. As you walk from store to store, or even ride to ride, keep your eyes open because you may just run into bumblebee or Patrick Star along the way. In this world you can hangout with your favorite characters such as Spongebob, Spider-Man, Captain America, minions, Hello Kitty, Dr. Suess characters and so many more. The endless amount of smiles and laughter around each corner is a

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