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OTREp19UberTanks

Heard
2014
Episodes
1
Language
English

Orlando Tourism Report Episode 19 - UberTanks - On today’s show political analyst Frank Torres calls in from the Orlando City Council meeting where rideshare, like Uber, is being discussed. Then Kyle and Ken talk about some of the other big stories around town, including the leadership shake up at Wet ‘n Wild and the new home for the Arabian Nights horses. Eric Davis then joins the show to discuss recent news regarding SEAS, what he would like to see changed in Orlando and what he thinks the future of the company will be. Viktor gives details on the new Express Dine feature plus the latest from Christmas Town at BGT.

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  1. UberTank

    No date given · 1 h 11 min

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  1. OTREp19UberTanks

    Listeners' uploads · Orlando Tourism Report · 1 episode here · archive.org

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