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Jan 26, 2001 | 06:21 AM

TTinGables

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OT BarTT:

I sent you an e-mail, but it's me that's screwed up, not you. But it's a long story and I won't bore you with the details. Suffice it to say my e-mail should be back in place by tomorrow at the latest.

As for liquor, its up to each city, town, county, etc. in Florida. For example, I live in Coral Gables, which has very conservative laws about selling alcohol, and if I go to the Circle K about 15 blocks from my house, they can't sell beer until after 1:00 PM on Sunday. But if I drive another 2 blocks, across US1, where I'm no longer in Coral Gables, I can waltz right in to the Publix supermarket and buy all the beer I can afford! Is this a great country or what?

So, the bottom line is, I would call the hotel where you are staying, and find out from them. Of course, it doesn't hurt to stock up on Saturday either. Besides, you're not going to drink that much, right? ;-)

Jan 26, 2001 | 06:23 AM

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Jan 26, 2001 | 06:34 AM

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Thanks. I presume with Disney ruling Orlando, its prolly best to seek on Sat.!

Jan 26, 2001 | 07:02 AM

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Orlando is ultra-conservative, so yes, stock up early and often!

Jan 26, 2001 | 10:59 AM

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You should be fine in Orlando itself (more)

Orlando (Orange County) used to be dry on Sundays, but that changed 2+ years ago. Seminole county (the north end of Metro Orlando) did not have restrictions for at least 4 years. I am not sure about Osceola county (where Disney is located), but you can always just drive 3 or so miles north...