Universal's CityWalk meets the Downtown Disney challenge with its open and airy gathering place, which includes clubs ranging from quiet jazz retreats to over-the-top discotheques. Bob Marley -- A Tribute to Freedom is a loud reggae club-restaurant with more than a touch of Jamaica. CityJazz is a quiet, cool, sophisticated place to chill out. A beautiful, tiered room where soft lighting and rich woods are great for live jazz and a quiet martini, the groove has wild lighting, visual effects, disco chrome, and funk music that will have you shakin' your groove thang all night long. The world's largest Hard Rock Cafe adjoins the chain's first dedicated live concert venue, Hard Rock Live.The Latin Quarter is crowded and pulsing and feels like a 21st-century version of Ricky Ricardo's Tropicana with food and entertainment from 21 Latin American countries. The 20-screen Loew's Universal Cineplex (PHONE: 407/354-5998 tickets; 407/354-3374 box office) can offer an escape from the crowds. Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville has proven itself popular with Parrotheads and margarita drinkers. Expect long lines at the Motown Cafe, where tribute groups perform floor shows emulating the Miracles, Supremes, Four Tops, et al. Race fans will want to check out the NASCAR Café, the only NASCAR-sanctioned specialty restaurant featuring full-size stock cars and racing memorabilia. Having teamed up with the Hard Rock Cafe, the NBA and WNBA see a demand for the basketball-theme NBA restaurant. An exact duplicate of the New Orleans favorite, Pat O'Brien's blows into Orlando with its signature drink, the hurricane, as well as dueling pianos and a "flaming fountain" patio. Clubs charge individual covers; you can invest $12.72 for a Party Pass that grants admission to all the clubs for one evening and tosses in a free movie at the Cineplex to boot.