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JPRA
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JPRAJoint Personnel Recovery Agency
JPRAJournal of Park and Recreation Administration (American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration)
JPRAJurassic Park River Adventure (theme park ride)
JPRAJennings Public Relations and Advertising, Inc. (Kansas City, MO)
JPRAJack Purcell Recreation Association (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
JPRAJudicial Pensions and Retirement Act (UK)
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It provides visitors with a huge choice of rides and experiences from the fast paced Incredible Hulk Rollercoaster and the Jurassic Park River Adventure to the more relaxing, but no less amazing, 4-D screenings of some of Universal''s best feature films.
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At Islands of Adventure famous comic book heroes, cartoons, and stories come to life on rides such as the Jurassic Park River Adventure and The Amazing Adventures of Spiderman.
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