Cape Fear is a classic film about a lawyer that must defend a convicted rapist. When he makes sure the man ends up behind bars, the criminal seeks revenge on the lawyer and his family. They try to escape on a boat trip but he follows them. The original 1962 film stars Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, and Polly Bergen. The 1991 remake stars Robert DeNiro, Nick Nolte, and … [Read more...] about Cape Fear Filming Locations to Visit
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Southern Stays: Universal’s Surfside Inn and Suites
Surfside Inn and Suites lobby Surfside Inn and Suites is one property within Universal's Endless Summer Resort, a dual hotel complex with Dockside Inn and Suites. Set across the highway from the rest of Universal Orlando Resort, it will be alongside a new park that Universal is opening in the next few years. The entire hotel follows a surf-theme with nods to places like … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Universal’s Surfside Inn and Suites
Southern Stays: Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort
The Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort is one of the most recognizable properties within the resort for its sculptures of dolphins and swans visible from the highway. They were designed by modernist architect Michael Graves, who also designed Disney's Burbank headquarters, in 1990. The dual hotels are located between Epcot and Hollywood Studios in Orlando and popular … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort
54+ Christmas Pop Up Bars to Visit This Holiday Season
Holiday pop up bars are the newest trend sweeping the nation, transforming themselves into winter wonderlands throughout the country, including the South. Companies like Miracle are known for their over-the-top style. All have a similar menu but the decorations vary slightly. Christmas sweaters The majority of the bars do not accept reservations, so you'll have to go … [Read more...] about 54+ Christmas Pop Up Bars to Visit This Holiday Season
Flora Bama: The Bar That Spans Two States
The wooden watering hole has seen countless storms since opening on the Alabama and Florida state lines in 1964. It was constructed on land set aside for a new bridge that added two miles of beach to Alabama. And conveniently for the owners, the Alabama side was in a dry county, making it an essential stop for travelers. For many years, it was the only building for miles … [Read more...] about Flora Bama: The Bar That Spans Two States
