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Traveling N on I-95 from the Ft. Lauderdale airport, take the Sample Rd exit (Exit 39). Turn left on E Sample Rd. and continue until you reach US-441N/SR 7 N, Turn right onto US-441 and continue 4.8 miles until you see a Walgreen's on your right. Turn right onto Regency Lakes Blvd. Travel approxiomately 1,000 ft and make a left turn at the second opportunity to make a left hand turn and continue straight into the parking lot of Discovery Preschool. Traveling S from the Palm Beach International Airport, take the SW10th St. exit (Exit 41) toward SR-869- TOLL. Take a right onto SW 10 th St. Stay straight to go onto SR-869/ Sawgraqss Expy. S. towards Lyons Rd (partial toll). Merge onto US-441N via Exit 18A. Travel .approximately 1 mile. Take the second right onto Regency Lakes Blvd. There will be a MacDonald's on your left. Make a left turn onto Regency Lakes Blvd. At your second opportunity to turn left, make a left turn and continue straight into Discovery's parking lot.

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