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Do You Need Custom Built Wood or Plastic Pallets? We Can Build & Manage any Size Order Your Business Needs Top-quality cost-effective pallets, skids, and crates to keep your business moving. New wood and plastic pallets are manufactured in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and can produce hundreds of different pallet sizes. Backed by over 20 years of experience in the business, our experts can develop a plan to fit your organization's needs. We know how important it is to have the right quantity and sizes available to keep your shipping department as efficient as possible. Let us earn the spot as your number one source for pallets and more.
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Things To Do in Orlando, FL
Zero G Experience
Fly high at the Zero G Experience. Seize the opportunity to experience true weightlessness on a flight in a modified Boeing 727. Once you're in flight, parabolic arcs are performed to create a weightless environment – meaning you'll be floating, flipping, and soaring in a zero gravity environment similar to outer space. During your flight, the plane will reach an approximate altitude of 34,000 feet. The experience includes 12-15 parabolas, a flight suit, merchandise, refreshments at the Regravitation Celebration, a certificate of completion, photos and a video of your weightless flight adventure.
Orlando Museum of Art
View the extensive collection of American art, African art and art of the Ancient Americas at the Orlando Museum of Art. The private, non-profit museum also hosts new exhibits like "Common Ground: Art of the American Landscape."
