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Orlando World Center Marriott Resort

Come and experience the 200-acre oasis featuring six tropical pools, including the lavish lagoon pool with cascading waterfalls and a 106-foot waterslide. Daily poolside activities are available for children such face painting, movies and games, while an action-packed video arcade has every game imaginable. The hotel also offers the recreation of the Hawk's Landing Championship Golf Club; a state-of-the-art fitness center; and four Har Tru lighted tennis, basketball, volleyball courts. Other on-site amenities include a luxurious spa and 10 diverse world-class restaurants.

The Orlando World Center Marriott Resort is located only 1.5 miles from Walt Disney World and just minutes from the attractions of SeaWorld Orlando, Universal Studios Orlando and Wet 'N Wild. Guest rooms and suites offer a variety of amenities. To learn more, visit www.marriottworldcenter.com. The Marriott site is a smoke-free hotel.

To make advanced reservations for the hotel activities such a spa and fitness center appointments, a round of golf or restaurant reservations, call (407) 239-4200.

Call today to reserve your guest room. Be sure to reference ICBA to receive the group rate while it lasts.

Orlando World Center Marriott
Room Rate: $278 plus tax (single/double)
Phone: 800-380-7931
Online: Click here

The ICBA code is populated in the Group Code box at the bottom. Click Find. Click Reserve Room and follow the instructions to complete your room reservation. Please print the confirmation for your records.

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