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Central Florida is home to tons of family-friendly attractions including LEGOLAND Florida®, Bok Tower Gardens, and Safari Wilderness.

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Picture this: It’s the middle of winter, but instead of scraping frost off a windshield, you’re soaking up the warm sun, exploring Florida’s picturesque lakes.

With direct flights from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport (USA) to Lakeland International Airport (LAL), visitors have easy access to:

  • LEGOLAND Florida® + Orlando-area theme parks
  • Flourishing gardens, state parks, and nature preserves
  • Arts districts, local markets, and unique culinary experiences

Whether you’re looking to escape the winter or planning your next family vacation, Central Florida has something for everyone. Book your getaway.

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