The Holy Land Experience (HLE) was a Christian amusement park in Orlando, Florida and registered non-profit corporation. HLE conducted weekly church services and bible studies for the general public. HLE's theme park recreated the architecture and themes of the ancient city of Jerusalem in 1st-century Judaea.

圣地体验（The Holy Land Experience，HLE）是美国佛罗里达州 奥兰多的一个基督教主题公园和注册的非盈利性组织。圣地体验为公众进行每周的礼拜和圣经研究。

2019年4月7日 · Elizabeth Muren is creative director at the Holy Land Experience and splits her time between Orlando and Woodland Park. “David: The King of Jerusalem” is told from the perspective of an aging King David (Robert Muren) who recounts his succession to the throne during dream sequences.

2023年2月10日 · In February 2020, it was announced that the Holy Land Experience would essentially shut down after several years of lost revenue, laying off 118 employees and ending all theatrical productions, restaurants, and retail shops. On August 2, 2021, the property was sold to AdventHealth, which plans to redevelop the land for a new hospital.

2019年4月7日 · Four professional actors will travel from the Holy Land Experience biblical theme park in Orlando, Fla., to perform in the show, with college students, staff and community members comprising...

2020年1月7日 · In the past few days, rumors have been flying that The Holy Land Experience will be closing its doors in April. Today, owner Trinity Broadcasting Network confirmed to Orlando Weekly that the...

2024年1月24日 · For nearly 20 years, the Holy Land Experience theme park, located just off I-4 at Conroy Road in Orlando, welcomed guests through its gates to experience several themed lands, each one inspired by events chronicled by the Bible.

2021年8月10日 · Local authorities insisted the Holy Land Experience, as a theme park, should pay about $160,000 per year in taxes. Rosenthal and his attorney’s countered that it was a religious nonprofit and...

2021年8月12日 · By 2001, the small office park attraction had morphed into a massive 14-acre boutique theme park. When Mall at Millenia opened in 2002, the park across the street was already unveiling its huge...

Holy Land Experience, the underwhelming "Jerusalem Street Market" opens onto the full park, revealing the scope of the "experience." The first thing that surprises me upon entering the full park is that the majority of the patrons are African American, though nothing about the park seems to be overtly marketed to African Americans.