Orlando Offers Tons of Fun for Adults

While a fun-filled holiday at Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort or SeaWorld Orlando might top many a child’s wish list, a full slate of action-packed and entertaining rides, shows and experiences mean that grown-ups will have an unforgettable time in Orlando – with or without the kids.

At the Walt Disney World Resort, your choices are limitless. Brave the triple threat of the Disney mountain range at the Magic Kingdom – Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Splash Mountain. You’ll be glued to your seat at Disney-MGM Studios as cars come dangerously close to disaster in Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show. Take a high-speed thrill ride on Rock ‘n Roller Coaster featuring Aerosmith or an ill-fated lift ride on The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. For a peaceful experience in the outdoors, take in the Maharajah Jungle Trek or the Pangani Forest Expedition Trail at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. To add a little spice to your day, look for exotic animals on the Kilimanjaro Safaris, twist and turn on the Kali River Rapids, travel back in time to go face-to-face with a dinosaur or scale the heights of Expedition Everest to encounter the mythical yeti during a thrilling roller coaster ride. And, Disney film favorites come to life in stage presentations featuring the stars of “Finding Nemo” and “The Lion King.”


A day spent at Epcot is all about discovery. Discover the how, what and why of the world we live in through explorations of the oceans, space, earth and even the human mind in Future World. Out-of this world experiences include Soarin’ over the redwood forests of California on a hang glider or heading for Mars on Mission: Space. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and tastes of the eleven nations represented in the World Showcase. Time your visit accordingly and you could be in for an extra treat. The Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival, held in May, and the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival, held each autumn, are visitor favorites with plenty of fun for everyone.

Universal Orlando Resort offers two distinct theme park experiences, of particular appeal to adults. You are invited to live the movies at Universal Studios Florida where you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into scenes from your favorite films and television shows. From Hollywood classics like “Jaws” and “I Love Lucy” to today’s blockbusters like “The Mummy” and “Shrek,” you couldn’t find a better place to be part of the action.

The Trainer-for-the-Day program at Gatorland allows visitors the opportunity to get as close as they want to huge alligators or crocodiles. This fun-for-the-whole-family (kids 12 years or older) and older) experience is not for the weak at heart. It will be your job to work along side the Gatorland staff as they feed, train and interact with rare and amazing gators and crocs. Plan on getting a little dirty, and by all means, make sure and bring your camera.

At Universal’s Islands of Adventure, you are invited to explore five themed islands – each one filled with unique thrills. Roam with the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park, laugh along with the cartoon characters that inhabit Toon Lagoon or explore the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss, the creator of “The Cat in the Hat,” at Seuss Island. Thrill seekers will feel right at home as they battle evil villains alongside Spider-Man and spiral out of control on The Incredible Hulk Coaster on Marvel Super Hero Island. Before you can catch your breath, you will be engaged in a battle between two fierce dragons – Fire and Ice – as you twist, turn and come within inches of making contact with the other coaster on the Dueling Dragons roller coaster in The Lost Continent.

In recent years, SeaWorld Orlando has introduced two new shows that spark the imagination of guests of all ages. Introduced this spring, “Believe” showcases the park’s killer whales in a beautifully choreographed story of a child’s belief in his dreams that will have you revisiting your childhood hopes and aspirations. Not to be outdone, the park’s dolphins and false killer whales are the stars of “Blue Horizons." A breakthrough theatrical spectacular featuring aerialists and world-class divers, it tells the story of a young girl’s adventure in a place where the sea meets the sky. Get your adrenalin flowing with a water-coaster ride to the lost city of Atlantis or a heart-racing encounter with Kraken, the roller coaster named for a mythological sea monster.
As night falls, the excitement builds at Orlando’s theme parks with special nighttime shows, fireworks spectaculars and themed parades. It’s a show you won’t want to miss.

You may also want to treat yourself to some unique theme park experiences that hold special appeal for adult visitors. Take a break from quick-service meals and enjoy a fine dining experience inside the theme parks. Or learn how the parks make the magic that you experience every day as a guest on a special VIP or Behind-The-Scenes tour. And, an amazing animal encounter is sure to create holiday memories you will be talking about for years to come.


Information courtesy of Orlando Visitors Bureau

New Attractions in Orlando for 2008

New Attractions Announced for 2008

In 2008, Orlando will see a rise in new attractions and changes at Orlando's major theme parks. SeaWorld Orlando will unveil a brand new water park, Aquatica, in March. Universal Orlando Resort will showcase America's favorite television cartoon family, "The Simpsons," in a simulator ride this spring. And, fresh attractions and shows abound at newly renamed Disney's Hollywood Studios (formerly Disney-MGM Studios). The park kicks off its celebration with Toy Story Mania!, a 3-D ride; "Block Party Bash," an interactive Disney parade; and "Playhouse Disney-Live on Stage!," introducing a whole new cast. More new Orlando attractions will be announced during the coming year.

Gatorland broke ground on a $4 million complex, which will add 19,000 square feet (1,765 square meters) of retail, meeting and office space to the attraction. The new area features an open-air admission pavilion that incorporates the historic gator-mouth entrance, a meeting facility and a shopping area. The complex is projected to open in summer 2008. The attraction is fully operational during construction.

The Holy Land Experience has eliminated its $5 parking fee in light of increased attendance numbers and the park's desire to bring in more visitors. Tickets for the attraction are $35 for adults and $23 for children ages 6-12.

Scenic Lake Tours has added a new nature tour to its offerings. The two-hour tour includes a short scenic boat tour and nature walk on Makinson's Island nature trail, where hikers can view eagle nests, owls, mountain goats, raccoons and wild pigs. Admission is $50 for adults and $30 for children.

Terror in Orlando opened on International Drive. The haunted attraction offers two unique horror experiences, Mayhem Manor and 3-D Funhouse, with plenty of scares for everyone. The manor showcases the bizarre experiments of Dr. Morphius Mayhem, while the funhouse features the sinister world of Kilmor the Clown. The attraction is open daily with seasonal hours. Admission is $12 for adults and $8 for children ages 12 and under.

Titanic – The Experience, has relocated to the Orlando Science Center, and will be featured through the end of 2008. The attraction first opened in 1999, when it was located on International Drive. It showcases a variety of artifacts associated with the famous ship, as well as sets that include an exact replica of the ship's grand staircase. Admission to the exhibition is included in regular science center pricing, which is $14.95 for adults and $9.95 for children ages 3-11.

New in 2008 Universal Orlando Resort

Universal Studios Florida unveiled plans for a new ride, which will be based on FOX's blockbuster hit series, "The Simpsons." Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie Simpson–stars of TV's longest running series–will ride along with guests in the new attraction, which takes them on a hysterical, almost unimaginable adventure. The ride will open spring 2008.

Universal Orlando Resort replaced its Earthquake attraction with an all-new ride, Disaster! A Major Motion Picture Ride...Starring You, which opened in late 2007. The new ride offers guests an experience combining the best, most dramatic elements of Earthquake with a new story line, blockbuster celebrity talent, ride elements, digital technologies and interactive components.

New in 2008 Walt Disney World

Disney-MGM Studios theme park has been renamed Disney's Hollywood Studios. The new name, which reflects how the park has grown from representing the golden age of movies to a celebration of the new entertainment that today's Hollywood has to offer, debuted in January 2008. The park will unveil the following attractions in 2008:

Toy Story Mania! involves an interactive "Toy Story" competition inspired by the film. 3-D glasses put guests in the middle of the action as they board vehicles and zip into a world of exciting midway-style games hosted by their favorite characters. The ride is set to open in summer 2008.

"Block Party Bash" encourages guests to play, party and dance at the new interactive Disney parade, which opens in spring 2008.

"Playhouse Disney-Live on Stage!" introduces a whole new cast of friends engaging children in singing, clapping and dancing. The new show opens in February 2008.

Epcot opened a new gallery exhibition, "National Treasures." Three dozen artifacts from American history are on display in the American Heritage Gallery of the American Adventure pavilion, including items from Mark Twain, Benjamin Franklin and George Washington Carver. Most of the items are on loan from museums and private collections and will be rotated over time. The exhibition is not permanent, but there is currently no planned end date.

Walt Disney Parks and Resorts has announced that its theme parks will extend their popular "Year of a Million Dreams" promotion through the end of 2008. The program is highlighted by daily prize giveaways like FASTPASS tickets, free concessions or a stay in the Cinderella Castle suite. So far, more than 846,000 dreams have been awarded to guests at Walt Disney World and Disneyland.

Information courtesy of Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau

What's New in Theme Parks & Attractions in Orlando

Planning a vacation to Orlando in the winter provides several activities for visitors. The area’s theme parks and attractions are once again opening new rides and shows for you to experience. While some of the attractions are familiar favorites that have recently expanded, others are fresh faces. Check them out now and you’ll be among the first to enjoy the latest thrills.

Theme Parks

History repeats. Epcot opened a new gallery exhibition called “National Treasures.” Three dozen artifacts from American history are on display in the American Heritage Gallery of the American Adventure pavilion, including items from Mark Twain, Benjamin Franklin and George Washington Carver. Most of the items are on loan from museums and private collections and will be rotated over time.

Win a million. Walt Disney Parks and Resorts has announced that its theme parks will extend their popular “Year of a Million Dreams” promotion through the end of 2008. The program is highlighted by daily prize giveaways like FASTPASS tickets, free concessions or a stay in the Cinderella Castle suite.

Show me. Walt Disney World Resort announced new shows set to open at Disney-MGM Studios, which will become Disney’s Hollywood Studios in January 2008. “Disney High School Musical 2: School’s Out!” comes to life on the streets with interactive fun and high-energy performers on a traveling stage who invite guests to catch Wildcat fever by singing and dancing. Also, “Meet and Greet,” which features Disney Channel stars JoJo and Goliath and the Little Einsteins, welcome guests in the Animation Courtyard. They will be joined for the first time by Handy Manny in November.

Attractions

Get lost. You can do just that at Scott’s Maze Adventures, Central Florida’s only six-acre themed corn maze, half-acre mini-maze, mist maze, tree maze and labyrinth, which is now open. The attraction also features a 60-foot “super slide” and picnic and play area. The mazes are located at Long & Scott Farms, 30 minutes northwest of Orlando, in Mount Dora.

Play golf, pet a gator. That’s right. At Gator Golf and Adventure Park, which opened earlier this fall on International Drive, you can play an 18-hole miniature golf course and then see an alligator—actually more than 300—with live shows throughout the day.

Double your chills. Terror in Orlando opened on International Drive and offers two unique horror experiences, Mayhem Manor and 3-D Funhouse, with plenty of scares for everyone. The manor showcases the bizarre experiments of Dr. Morphius Mayhem, while the funhouse features the sinister world of Kilmor the Clown.

Sneak Peaks

Explore the jungle. Busch Gardens Africa unveiled plans to build a new exotic jungle area in the theme park, called Jungala. The four-acre attraction area will be located in the existing Congo area and include tiger, orangutan and gibbon habitats mixed with dense landscaping. Two signature rides will be added including a zip line experience with three different flight patterns and a ride launching guests above a towering waterfall. Jungala will open in spring 2008.

Meet at the gator. Gatorland broke ground on a $4 million complex, which will include 19,000 square feet of retail, meeting and office space. The new area features an open-air admission pavilion that incorporates the historic gator-mouth entrance, a meeting facility and a shopping area. The complex is projected to open in summer 2008.

Information courtesy of Orlando CVB, Inc.

Attractions in Orlando offer year-long Fun

There are more attractions than you can count in Orlando, Florida. Disney World, Universal Studios Orlando Resort and Sea World are popular favorites but there are other great attractions that are must-sees. You can check out the best-of-the-best of Orlando's other attractions right here.

Busch Gardens It may be an hour or so away, but it's well worth it. Busch Gardens is one of the best spots for roller coaster enthusiasts in all of Florida and beyond. Sporting some of the biggest, fastest coasters around, Busch Gardens is a high-impact place for a day trip. Among the choices: Shiekra, the largest, fastest coaster in the Southeast U.S., Kumba, a 110 feet plunge into a diving loop making for a "roar" of a ride and Montu, an egyptian themed coaster with an inverse diving loop and a 60-foot vertical loop.

Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba Located at Downtown Disney, Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba performs just about every day for audiences from around the world. Cirque du Soleil's reputation is known worldwide, and this show certainly doesn't disappoint. A breathtaking combination of dance, music, gymnastics and art, La Nouba is a show you've got to see to believe.

Cypress Gardens Florida's first theme park was Cypress Gardens. Originally founded in 1936 and reopened in 2004, the park combines classic rides and attractions with a family-friendly atmosphere. Cypress Gardens also puts on a number of concerts every year featuring famous stars of yesteryear and some of today's best country music performers.

Daytona International Speedway Taking a day trip to Daytona Beach might be something you want to do on your Orlando visit. But in addition to the beaches in Daytona, there's a little place called the Daytona International Speedway. The Speedway, the historic home of stock car racing, offers daily tours. Also, you can visit Daytona USA, an interactive attraction with a NASCAR theme.

Gatorland The famous entrance to Gatorland is deeply entrenched in the minds of Central Floridians. As you walk into the alligator's mouth, you'll enter an amazing world where you can learn all about one of Florida's most amazing animals, the alligator. See alligator feedings or get up-close and personal at a number of exhibits that let you get closer than you might like to Florida's famous gators.

The Holy Land Experience Enter into a biblical world of wonder at the Holy Land Experience. See films and presentations that present the history of the biblical world and marvel at the painstakingly recreated architecture that gives Holy Land its signature look. You can also visit the Scriptorium, an vast archive of biblical books and materials.

Kennedy Space Center The home of America's space program, Kennedy Space Center is a truly amazing place to visit. From exhibits showcasing America's space-travel history to a bus ride past the launch pads that NASA uses today, you can see some very special things at the Space Center. You can also stock up on astronaut ice-cream, a souvenir favorite.

Orlando Science Center One of the largest space observatories in the state sits atop the Orlando Science Center. When there's something special in the night sky, this is the place to go to see it. Inside, you can check out a number of amazing exhibits that will enlighten and entertain. Learn about electricity, physics and biology, all in one awesome place.

Pleasure Island For adults only, Pleasure Island is a great spot for nightlife. Located adjacent to Downtown Disney, the island features a number of diverse nightclubs and elegant eateries to fill your night with excitement. You can also catch live music. On New Year's Eve, this is the place to be.

Ripley's Believe it or Not Weird wonders abound at Ripley's Believe it or Not. Ripley made his life's work the collection of the strangest, most obscure artifacts he could find, and now many are on display, including shrunken heads and Rolls Royce made completely out of match sticks. Believe it or not!

Information courtesy of Orlando Sentinel

Getaway for Labor Day in Orlando, FL

A getaway to Orlando, FL is a great way to celebrate the Labor Day Holiday. Orlando offers a great combination of exciting shows, attractions and unique adventures. There are also fantastic places to stay in Orlando, including luxury and family friendly resorts. The warm weather in Orlando creates several more options for visitors, including golf, zoos, parks and gardens

Attractions in Orlando range from the bigger than life attractions, such as Disney World Theme Park, to unique attractions, like Gatorland. There are numerous things to do in Orlando, and many of them have to do with embracing the kid we all have inside of us. At Disney World, visitors can visit four distinctly different theme parks, including the Animal Kingdom, Magic Kingdom, Epcot and Disney-MGM Studios. During the Labor Day Holiday, Disney will be celebrating with a Pirate and Princess Party as well as with theTom Joyner Family Reunion Special. Another great attraction is Cypress Gardens. This nostalgic theme park embraces the beauty of yesteryear along with the thrill rides of today. Their park will have Gretchen Wilson as a guest performer Sunday, September 2nd. Universal Orlando Resort is a great place for families. Universal Studios, Universal’s Island of Adventure and Universal CityWalk offer a myriad of activities for those of all ages.

There are several ways to see scenic Orlando. Take advantage of a Black Hammock Airboat Adventure, a cruise on the Rivership Romance, an airlifting experience on Thunderhawk Hot Air Balloon Adventures, or a stroll through Silver Springs Nature Park. All of these attractions provide a unique way to experience Orlando at its finest. Other unique things to do in Orlando include the Magical Midway, WonderWorks, Wet ‘n Wild Orlando and Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

Orlando Shows are exciting too, with several dinner shows and theatrical performances available to choose from. Some of the favorite shows include Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament, Sleuths Mystery Dinner Show, Don Giovanni by Mozart and Pirates Dinner Adventure. The always popular Dixie Stampede Dinner Show is performed daily in Orlando as well.

During your Labor Day Getaway, you’ll want a nice place to stay in Orlando. Luckily, the lodging options in Orlando include everything from motels to luxury resorts, with bargain rates available. A few of the choice lodging options include Floridays Resort, Regal Palms Resort, Radisson Resort Orlando, Best Western Lake Buena Vista, Blue Tree Resort, Clarion Hotel Maingate and Meridian Palms Hotel. Orlando Vacation Homes are also a popular option. Advantage Vacation Homes, Sunsplash Vacation Homes, The Florida Store Vacation Rentals and #1 Dream Homes allow guests to have a home away from home while they enjoy all Orlando has to offer.

A quick trip to Orlando, Florida can revive any weary worker. This Labor Day Holiday, treat yourself to the Orlando Experience. You’ll be glad you did!

Summer Fun in Orlando, Florida

Summer fun and Orlando go hand in hand. The family friendly atmosphere combined with all of the wonderful things to do in Orlando create the perfect vacation destination. Orlando is known for its great theme parks, like Walt Disney World, but there’s a whole world of fun to discover in Orlando, Florida.

Entertainment in Orlando begins with family attractions like Walt Disney World, Cypress Gardens, Fun Spot Action Park, Magical Midway and Wet ‘n Wild Orlando. Walt Disney World, Florida’s premier family fun park, invites guests into a magical world where everyone can be a kid again. A trip to the Animal Kingdom, an enchanted journey through the Magic Kingdom, exploring Disney-MGM studios and the wonders of Epcot is all a part of the magical world of Disney. The rides, the characters and the experience are something you and your family will treasure for years to come. Other theme parks in Orlando, like Cypress Gardens, allow families to experience roller coasters, family shows, and animals and botanical gardens that make this a unique compliment to Walt Dinsey World. Both can be a part of your families summer vacation! If water rides are your favorite summer activity, Wet ‘n Wild Orlando is a cool way to cool down and have some fun! There rides, like Brain Wash, will give guests the splash of fun they need.

Summertime in Orlando is also a great time to discover Outdoor Orlando. There are several thrilling ways to view scenic Orlando, including Thunderhawk Aviation Hot Air Balloon Rides and Boggy Creek Airboat Rides, where you’ll see a different side this vacation destination. Several other attractions in Orlando allow guests to enjoy the history, beauty and excitement of Orlando. The Miami Everglades Adventure Tour takes guest on a discovery tour through the Everglades, complete with a stop in famous South Beach. Kennedy Space Center is also a great place for families, where education fun and history combine for a unique experience. Gatorland is another one of Orlando’s attractions that top visitors’ to do lists. This alligator theme park presents gators, exciting shows, nature area and a water park that’s unique, fun and exciting.

Families can enjoy many activities in Orlando, including Orlando shows. A family favorite is the Dixie Stampede and Dinner Show, where you’ll feast on a delicious four-course feast while enjoying a theatrical production complete with comedy, music and animals.

A vacation to Orlando is an easy summer getaway that will create memories that are treasured for years.

12 Free Things to do in Orlando, Florida

Orlando, Florida is a top vacation destination for families all across America. There are amazing things to do in Orlando, such as Disney World and Gatorland, but there are also plenty of FREE things to do in Orlando that are great ways to spend your vacation time.

Orlando is known for its first class attractions, but there are also plenty of natural attractions for visitors to explore. Directly located in central Florida, Orlando has the great advantage of being immersed in both beautiful natural surroundings as well as fantastic waters on each side. Orlando’s great setting provides plenty of Free things to do too!

Lake Eola Park: This downtown Orlando centerpiece offers 43 acres for exploration and recreation, including fountains, a walking path, playgrounds, swans to feed and swan shaped paddle boats and gondolas (for a slight fee.)
Harry P. Leu Gardens: Admission is free on Mondays. Guests can enjoy three miles of walkways, rose gardens, a butterfly garden, ancient oak trees, and more.
Ocala National Forest: A great place to experience natural Florida. The Florida Trail is a popular hike, where you can view hardwood forests, swamps, springs, and prairies. You can also canoe, picnic, hike and more.
Kelly Park: This park offers over 248 acres of outdoor fun and excitement! A crystal clear spring is the focus of this park, with water sports, including tubing, and rock climbing available!

Orlando’s rich history also makes its museums a can’t miss experience. Plus, they’re open Free to the public.

Cornell Fine Arts Museum: This museum showcases over 6,000 art pieces ranging from the Renaissance to the Baroque period. Art lovers of all ages will not want to miss one of the oldest collections in all of Florida.
Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art: Home to the most comprehensive collection of Louis Comfort Tiffany. There is also an extensive American Pottery collection, as well as 19th and 20th century paintings collection. Admission is free on Fridays.
Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida: An informative center dedicated to remembering the millions if people that were lost during the rule of Nazi Germany.
Fort Christmas Historical Museum & Park: Visit the full size replica of Fort Christmas, including seven restored pioneer homes and showing pioneer life from the 1870s through the 1930s. Key themes are homesteading, cattle, citrus, hunting, fishing and trapping.

There are even more free things to do in Orlando, Florida!

Downtown Disney Marketplace: Explore the World of Disney store, which is an experience in and of itself. Also visit the Lego Imagination Center, where your kids can enjoy the free Lego building stations and nearby playground
Disney’s Boardwalk: Stroll along Disney’s boardwalk for a charming step back in time, complete with water views and street entertainers.
The Town of Celebration: Visit this Disney-made town where you can adrmire the gorgeous houses, well-groomed yards and magic of Disney living. Depending on when you visit, you may see machine generated snow or falling leaves.
Old Town: On Saturday nights a free rock-n-roll concert and a parade of 300 vintage cars are offered.

A visit to gorgeous Orlando, Florida is the perfect way to get away with your family. And best of all, many of the great Orlando experiences are fun, free and unforgettable.

Discover Orlando this Spring

Discover Orlando this Spring
Orlando, Florida is a vacation destination worth discovering! This sunny Florida city boasts seven incredible theme parks, three water parks, and more than 80 other attractions. Orlando offers a little bit of everything and something for everyone. From Orlando shopping to Orlando golf, there are plenty of Orlando activities for you and your family. The warm weather, exciting attractions and interesting nightlife provides visitors with the perfect combination of fun and relaxation. Sunny Orlando, Florida appeals to beach lovers and theme park fanatics due to its central location. This spring, your Orlando vacation can be as unique as you are, with one day spent at the beach and the next enjoying wonderful Disney World.

This spring, Disney World launched its Year of a Million Dreams along with Dream Along with Mickey at the Magic Kingdom; the Laugh Floor Comedy Club starring the cast of Monsters Inc.; Finding Nemo the Musical at the Animal Kingdom and three new rides, including Expedition Everest, The Seas with Nemo and Pirates of the Caribbean. There is so much to see and do, you'll want to give yourself enough time to explore it all. Cypress Gardens also has new additions this year. Starliner, a classic wooden coaster, will premiere as well as Bugsville, a children’s area comprised of rides, a special theater and eventually, a large interactive play structure.

There are plenty of other things to do in Orlando. Gatorland, an alligator theme park and wildlife preserve, introduces their “Trainer for a Day” program this spring. It gives guests a glimpse into what it takes to work with dangerous animals. Gatorland is also opening Gator Gully, a water play area where families can cool off after their adventure in the park. The Kennedy Space Center is launching an impressive new attraction this year with their Shuttle Launch Experience. This special effects ride gives the effect of a real space flight. Several other Orlando attractions let visitors experience the unexpected Orlando. This spring, go on a hot air balloon adventure with Thunderhawk Aviation, experience the Miami Everglades or go on a Florida Adventure Tour. All three are great ways to discover something unexpected!

Entertainment in Orlando can be found everywhere, including in great Orlando Shows. The Pirates Dinner Adventure, Sleuths Mystery Dinner Show and The Outta Control Dinner Show are popular with families because of their fantastic combination of entertainment and delicious food. Opera and ballet can be found at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center with productions of Swan Lake, Spartacus and Madame Butterfly.

Deciding to visit Orlando is one of the easiest decisions you’ll ever have to make. The appeal of this vacation destination lies not only in its fabulous array of entertainment but also in the endless possibilities for recreation. Golfing in Orlando is a favorite pastime for visitors. Orlando Golf Courses combine the beautiful landscape of the area with championship layouts that are a golf lovers dream. There are also great spas in Orlando, interesting Orlando Museums to explore and numerous parks, zoos and gardens in Orlando.

This year, make the most of your spring by visiting beautiful Orlando. You’ll discover an experience that will create a lifetime of memories.