Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has a space shuttle simulation called The Shuttle Launch Experience. Costing $60 million, it re-creates the sensations of blasting into earth's orbit using a custom-designed motion platform, multiple video screens, advanced audio effects and special effect seats.
Festival Bay Mall at International Drive in Orlando has the world's first wave pool facility built for surfing and bodyboarding. Ron Jon Surfpark features three surf pools for all levels of wave-riders. The Pro Surf Pool, an American football field-size pool, creates up to six saltwater waves per minute, up to eight feet (2.4 meters) high, with ride lengths from 60 to 100 yards (55-91 meters).
Two Finding Nemo attractions are located at Walt Disney World Resort. Finding Nemo—The Musical is a live 30-minute musical show at Disney's Animal Kingdom. Stars of Finding Nemo swim with live marine life in the huge aquarium at The Living Seas pavilion in Epcot in The Seas with Nemo & Friends.
T-Rex is a large 18,000-square-foot (1,672-square-meter) restaurant at the Downtown Disney Marketplace in Walt Disney World Resort. The restaurant features audio-animatronic dinosaurs.
The Asia restaurant, located in Animal Kingdom, has a Himalayan foothills village theme.
