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Buena Park Convention & Visitors Office 6601 Beach Boulevard, #200, Buena Park, California 90621 / 800-541-3953 Only 10 minutes away from the Disneyland Resort, Buena Park is the ultimate family vacation destination! Five of Southern California's major tourist attractions - Knott's Berry Farm, Knott's Soak City, Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament, Pirate's Dinner Adventure, and Ripley's "Believe It or Not!" are located in Buena Park! A variety of hotel accommodations, restaurants, and shopping opportunities are sure to please visitors. |
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Costa Mesa Conference & Visitor Bureau 866-918-4749 Located near many major attractions, including beaches, amusement parks, museums, and more, Costa Mesa is the cultural center of Orange County, known for the performing and visual arts in the Segerstom Center for the Arts, home of the magnificent 2,000-seat Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, plus world-class shopping at South Coast Plaza, fine and casual dining, and luxury hotels. |
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Dana Point Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Bureau 949-496-1555 / 800-290-DANA Dining • Shopping • Fishing • Boating. Action is everywhere in Dana Point Harbor, Dana Point, California. The fun, sun and over 40 shops and restaurants. Fishing, sailboat, powerboat Jet Ski rentals. Dana Point is "The Whale Capital of the West". Whale-watching charters December-March. Just off I-5 and Pacific Coast Highway . . . along the California Riviera. |
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Huntington Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau 301 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California 92648 714-969-3492 / 800-729-6232 Huntington Beach is the perfect blend of upscale beach charm and trendy surf culture, complete with shopping, dining and nightlife experiences that only an authentic beach town can provide. The combination of California sunshine and cool ocean breezes make Surf City USA® and its 8.5 miles of golden sand beaches the ideal place to visit year-round. |
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Irvine Chamber Visitors Bureau 2485 McCabe Way, Suite 150, Irvine, California 92614 / 877-478-4637 Minutes from Everywhere. Close to Perfect. Offering a range of hotels and attractions appealing to all ages and consistently rated as one of America's safest cities, Irvine is home to The Irvine Spectrum Center, Wild Rivers Waterpark, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, The Barclay Theatre, The Irvine Museum, over 50,000 acres of dedicated open space and some great golf courses. Stay in Irvine, the Center of Orange County. |
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Laguna Beach Visitors & Conference Bureau 252 Broadway, Laguna Beach, California 92651 / 800-877-1115 Laguna Beach is Southern California’s premier seaside destination nestled between the sparkling blue Pacific and majestic canyons. A year-round retreat for art lovers, nature enthusiasts, and beachgoers, Laguna Beach offers seven miles of soft sand and the sound of the surf with oceanfront accommodations, gourmet dining, world-famous festivals and hundreds of local artists. |
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Newport Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau 1200 Newport Center Drive, Suite 120, Newport Beach, California 92660 / 800-942-6278 Newport Beach is a community that takes pride in enjoying the good life; including fine food, great shopping or a drive along the coastline in a luxury convertible sports car. Of course, a visit is never complete without a little time in our harbor with a cruise on a yacht or captaining your own electric Duffy boat. However you choose to spend your time, we are sure you will find it memorable and inspiring. |
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Orange Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Bureau 439 E. Chapman Ave., Orange, California 92866 / 714-538-3581 The City of Orange is the perfect blend of the past and present and offers a variety of venues to shop, dine, play or stay. Old Towne Orange, California's largest historic district, includes an assortment of antique store, restaurants, specialty shops and art galleries. The Block at Orange and the Village at Orange offer a full-range of shopping and entertainment options. Orange is minutes away from the Disneyland Resort and Anaheim Convention Center. |
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Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce 2020 N. Broadway, 2nd Floor, Santa Ana, California 92706 / 714-541-5353 In 1869, William H. Spurgeon purchased 70 acres from the Yorba family and plotted a townsite; the new town was given the name Santa Ana. In 1886, Santa Ana was incorporated as a city. Orange County was separated from Los Angeles County in 1889 and Santa Ana was made the County seat. Today, Santa Ana is the financial and governmental center of Orange County. |
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San Juan Capistrano Chamber of Commerce 31421 La Matanza Street, San Juan Capistrano, California 92675 / 949-493-1171 There is much to do in and around San Juan Capistrano. Take a trip back in time with a walk through Mission San Juan Capistrano. Try out the self-guided walking tour of San Juan's historic down town and Los Rios Historic District. Shop and dine in the many unique shops and restaurants throughout the area. Or enjoy the Pacific Ocean with a visit to the Dana Point Harbor, San Clemente Pier, or one of the beautiful beaches that line south Orange County. |
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