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1. Picnic with the swans at Lake Eola without getting goosed.
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2. Hold your lover's hand while riding Dr. Doom at Islands of Adventure. Don't let go the entire ride.
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3. Take the garlic test of love at Oblivion Taproom: Order their tots with Hawaiian raw garlic, eat them and then convince someone to kiss you.
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4. Get your Lady and the Tramp on with a big bowl of (rice) noodles at Saigon Flavors.
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5. Take a couples selfie and achieve the hard-to-capture peacock photobombing.
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6. Have a Sleepless in Seattle moment atop the Suntrust building. (Although, thanks to security, you'll probably have to settle for the top of the parking garage or a random rooftop bar.)
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7. Take a romantic ride via horse-drawn carriage. Or a drunken stumble on a hipster-drawn carriage, er, pedicab.
8. Let Nobunny take over the task of serenading your mate (his dulcet tones and raunchy lyrics hit Will's Pub on Valentine's Day itself).
9. Drink a perfect martini at Linda's La Cantina and watch the longtime couples show you how love is really done.
10. Carve your tree modern-style, taking pics of your initials in everyday objects.
11. Visit Fairvilla and buy something cute and/or sexy to wear for the Cupid's Undie Run.
12. Let your mate know that your love is undying, unlike the residents of Greenwood Cemetery, at a moonlit cemetery walk.
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