If you're not a regular reader of our sports pages, you might have missed a couple of attractions-related stories over the past few days.

Today, Jeremy Fowler writes about golfers here for the Children's Miracle Network Classic. They receive free tickets to Disney World parks, yet some are (gasp) tempted by offerings from competitors up I-4. Most surprising to me is the high marks they give Epcot. Could it be that giant golf-ball looking thing out front?

Blue Man Group has completed a rare feat: Exceeded my expectations. I had seen televised snippets and found it interesting but perhaps I would see it once out of curiousity. By the midpoint of Wednesday's performance, I was silently preparing to make reservations for my family over the holidays.

(To recap, Blue Man has moved into old studio space at Universal Studios. Friendly reminder: This is a  separate ticket from any of the Universal parks.)

It's easy to see why my friends with teenagers always report that their offspring LOVE the Blues. It's irreverent, loud (but not too loud, Pops), rocking, funny and has a dose of gross-out, spit-up humor. Enough for a grown-up EW but not awful.

I liked how it was snarky yet silent and included pop culture references to Charlie's Angels, Devo, Cap'n Crunch and even your Orlando Sentinel.

For a review by Sentinel theater critic Elizabeth Maupin, click here. For more tidbits, let's jump, shall we?