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Does Orlando provide a big city feel and/or a Cosmopolitan feel? What I mean by that is, are there a lot of shops, bars/clubs, restraunts, and entertainment venues downtown. Also, does the downtown life continue after 5pm? I'm considering to either move to Orlando or Tampa or stay in Atlanta where I'm from.
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5pm? The bar/club scene doesn't even start until well after that. It's not really a big city feel though. There's plenty of bars/clubs but not so many shops etc. No one goes downtown to go shopping.
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We have big city problems, I do know this.. Crime, traffic/congestion, people are impatient, everyone in a hurry to go nowhere. What part of this doesnt shout "big city?" I am looking forward to leaving one day..
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The Orlando area feels like one big suburb without a big city to support it. Kind of like the NYC suburbs, but without NYC.
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Not yet But I think it`s headed that way maybe another 10 or 15 years. I would either stay in Atlanta or try Miami. Orlando is not a bad city IMO but not Cosmopolitan. There is plenty to do but it`s not contained downtown. Although there are alot of night clubs downtown. The weekend downtown is busy and you can see some crazy things. |
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Wow. Who encourages a move to Miami?
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Yeaaah I wouldn't suggest Miami!!!South Beach is nice and all but you can keep the rest!!!From what you're asking I would suggest staying in Atlanta.
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If your a young single professional, Miami (especially South Beach) is a great place to be. Likewise the Orlando downtown night scene is pretty lively, but not on par with Miami or Atlanta, but much better than you would expect.
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yeah i pretty much agree with that...although on certain days, u can go to some pretty nice clubs...better than the area i am living in right now
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My girlfriend lived in Buckhead (north Atlanta) for about 2 years after college before taking a job in Orlando. She's been here nearly 2 years and is dying to move back to Atlanta, both for the city and her parents living nearby. Orlando is like an extension of a small college town like Gainesville. There are more clubs and bars downtown, but all the decent shopping is at and around the Malls down I-4. If you liked that college lifestyle, I suppose Orlando is decent. If you are looking for a professional city with museums, theater, major sporting events beyond NBA, you're already there.
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