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This is a transcript of a video that tells the history of the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn, a themed resort in Orlando, Florida, that opened in 2005 and closed in 2016. The video explains how the resort was inspired by the success of SpongeBob SquarePants and other Nickelodeon shows, and how it offered guests various attractions, activities, and dining options featuring Nickelodeon characters. The video also discusses the challenges and flaws of the resort, such as its high prices, outdated branding, and poor maintenance. The video reveals that Nickelodeon ended its contract with Holiday Inn to pursue a new partnership with Karisma Hotels, which led to the creation of more luxurious and elegant Nickelodeon resorts in other countries. The video concludes by expressing nostalgia and sadness for the closure of the Nick Hotel, which was a unique and memorable experience for many Nickelodeon fans.
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1. The Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn was a themed resort in Orlando, Florida, that opened in 2005 and closed in 2016.
2. The resort featured 777 suites, some of which were themed to different Nickelodeon shows and characters, such as SpongeBob, Dora, and Danny Phantom.
3. The resort also had two pools with water parks, a mall with an arcade, a 4D theater, and a gift shop, and a theater for game shows and character shows.
4. The resort offered character dining at the Nicktoons Café, where guests could meet and greet with various Nickelodeon characters in costumes.
5. The resort was rebranded back into a Holiday Inn after Nickelodeon formed a new partnership with Karisma Hotels to build more luxurious resorts in tropical destinations.
6. The resort was in need of a renovation after a decade of operation, as many of the appliances, attractions, and costumes were outdated or worn out.
7. The resort was popular among Nickelodeon fans, but it also had some flaws, such as being expensive, claustrophobic, immature, and cheesy.