10 Things To Do In Orlando

Introduction

Everyone deserves a vacation from time to time. Vacation is a time when you can relax and
have fun. When on vacation, you want to get out of town and engage in new activities with
your friends or family. Going out of town is the best option as you would have a new
environment, have new experiences, try different food, and possibly meet new people.

Going to Orlando is a perfect idea. Orlando is a city in Florida that is known for its theme
parks. Sunny Orlando has palm trees that cater to an ideal summer. Thanks to the world-
famous Disney and Universal theme parks, a bulk of the tourists visits Orlando for these two
places. But visiting these places are the only option, there are several other alternatives that
you can take part in to make your Orlando trip memorable

Things To Do

1. Disney's Magic Kingdom

This was Disney's first theme park, and it one of the best. It consists of 6 lands that are filled
with fun and adventure. Disney's Magic Kingdom attracts around 20 million people in a year.
Cinderella Castle is an iconic part of the park, and it is the centrepiece of the park. Everyone
comes to see this. It lights up at night with a display of fireworks.

The Magic Kingdom theme park is around 100 dollars, which gives access to the rides,
shows, and rollercoasters that are inspired by Disney and are Disney themed. It is divided
into Frontierland, Main Street, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Adventureland, and Liberty
Square.

2. Universal's Island Of Adventure

Universal's Islands of Adventure is a theme park that caters to all age groups. Some stunts are
in live-action to entertain kids, rollercoasters, and other ideas that are present for an
adrenaline rush. It started in 1999. It is made up of seven areas. The world-famous Wizarding
World of Harry Potter attracts most of the visitors, Marvel Superhero Island, Jurassic Park,

3. Universal Studios

Universal Studios in Florida has several rides inspired by Hollywood. This draws enormous
crowds. It makes use of simulations and provides an immersive experience. It uses top-notch
technology in its simulators.

You can see your favourite movie characters like the minions from the movie Despicable Me,
The Simpsons from Springfield, go into the wizarding world of Harry Potter, or fight aliens
from Men in Black.

4. Kennedy Space Centre

It is one of the most popular places to visit in Florida other than all the theme parks. It is 45
minutes away from Orlando and is situated on the eastern coast. If you have an interest in
space and astronomy, then this is a must-visit. You can get up close to a space shuttle and
even have an immersive trip from the atmosphere from the simulator. Arrangements can be
made to have lunch with a veteran astronaut. If you have an interest in space and how NASA
works, then this is what you need. You can also take home some souvenirs from here.

5. Seaworld Orlando

SeaWorld is an aquatic-themed park which has many shows and rides. There are trained
animals, and you can also get up and close to some of them. There is a shark tunnel where
you can see dolphins, sharks and stingrays, and manta rays. Some orcas do tricks that you can
witness at the Shamu Stadium. It is the perfect place to visit if you are into sea animals and
sea life. Aside from entertainment you can also learn a great deal about the animals.

6. Aquatica Park

This is a water park that is next to the SeaWorld complex. Aquatica Park has high-speed
flumes, head to toe water slides, and many other attractions. The very popular Dolphin
plunge is a flume that goes through a pool filled with dolphins, then there is the Ihu's
Breakway Falls, which is great for an adrenaline rush. If you love water rides and want to
cool off this is the perfect place for you.

7. Gatorland Orlando

If you have a fear of crocodiles, then maybe you should avoid this one because there are
many. Crocodiles are Orlando's famous reptiles. This theme park is home to crocodiles, You
can learn about the reptiles here. The most prominent aspect is the zipline ride, which goes
over the swamps that are infested with gators. You can learn a lot about these reptiles and get
close to tehm.

8. Discovery Cove

Discovery Cove gives a unique experience with animals. The best part is to visit the dolphins
in the water. You can also see marmosets and otters. You can go for snorkeling in the Grand
Reef.

9. Legoland Florida

Legoland is like taking a trip down memory lane. This is inspired from, as the name suggests,
Legos. If you are a fan of Legos and in need of a nostalgia blast then you should definitely
visit this place.It has rollercoasters; lego built models, performance, and shows. Most of the
rides are targeted for kids from the ages of 2-12. It is located at 1 Legoland Way, Winter
Haven, FL 33884, USA.

10. The Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens Orlando

The Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens is a museum located in the north of
Orlando in Winter Park. It is the home of Albin Polasek, a Czech sculptor. You can get up
close to the photographs and artwork. It has a tour that includes a video on the history of the
property.

Conclusion
If you are visiting the US or Florida's head down to Orlando, it is full of experiences and fun.
These are some must-visit places to make your experience memorable. Try to visit as many
of these places as you can.

Orlando has sunny and summery, so whether it is to chill by the pool or have a trip to a theme
park, this city isn't short of experiences. Orlando is a place that you can take your family to
and have a memorable trip. It can genuinely be a fun-filled and breathtaking experience.