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Orlando Travel Guide

Orlando is the King of theme parks. Whether you are a daredevil, or prefer to play things safe, it’s almost inevitable that any trip to Orlando will include a visit to one of its parks.

Things to Do in Orlando

The top parks include Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, which is split into Universal Studios and the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. When it’s time to cool off, you’ll find water parks such as Discovery Cove and Seaworld’s Waterpark.

If you want to see what else Orlando has to offer, you should head downtown, where you’ll find museums and peaceful gardens. Some of the top spots to visit include the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art and the stunning Harry Leu Gardens.

If you’re on a mission to hit the theme parks, there are plenty of accommodations onsite and close to each park. Meanwhile, if you want to keep a bit of reality to your trip, downtown Orlando is one of the best places to stay. Here you’ll find a leafy neighborhood with a low-key vibe.

Best Time to Visit Orlando

The best time to visit Orlando is from March to May, when weather is sunny and mild. In the summer months, temperatures rocket and you’ll be spending a lot of time looking for shade.

A Local's Guide to Orlando

Visitors looking for the best Orlando vacation rentals have a lot to consider, but with hundreds of options out there, you'll be spoilt for choice.

Florida has stunning beaches, incredible golf courses and some of the best theme parks in the world. Renting a vacation home here means vacationers can enjoy everything Orlando has to offer.

There are different sizes, styles, and locations for every budget and choosing the right place to stay will give guests a home away from home.

A rental home in Orlando is the perfect base for everything sun-seekers could want. There are rentals within 15 minutes of the top attractions which means less time traveling and more time at the theme parks.

No family vacation is complete without a private pool or hot tub. Step out of the master bedroom and take a refreshing dip in the pool to start the day or relax and unwind in a private hot tub after a long day at the parks.

Most vacation rentals close to Disney come with full kitchens so making breakfast before heading out to explore every day is easy. As well as a pool, hot tub and WiFi, some homes even have a game room. Visitors can also choose a pool home in Orlando resort looked after by a property manager to make sure the stay runs smoothly.

No trip to Orlando is complete without visiting Walt Disney World Resort. The theme park is perfect for all ages and is full of rides, water parks, restaurants, live shows, and entertainment. With nearly 25,000 acres to cover, four theme parks and two water parks, families could spend a week at Disney and still leave without seeing it all!

Travelers can also take a trip to Universal Studios and the Wizarding World of Harry Potter to immerse themselves in the magic of film. The working studio has a theme park on site where guests can “ride the films” and experience some of the movies' most exciting moments.

If sightseers want to jump right in, a trip to a water park is perfect. Seaworld and Discovery Cove are the best water parks in Orlando and there are plenty of places to eat and drink there. Want to unwind with a game of golf? With dozens to choose from, visitors can play on courses created by some of the best designers in the world. Head to the 400-acre Deer Island Country Club, choose one of four courses at the Orange Lake Resort or squeeze in a game at Mystic Dunes just two miles south of Disney.

There are also cafes, museums, parks, and loads more to do making any stay in Orlando resort packed with adventures and activities.

Orlando is a fantastic place to stay. With so many things to do families can make memories in beautiful sunshine. Florida has the best weather between March and May with temperatures warm but not too hot. Avoid the rainy season in August through October but there are cooler temperatures in November when the parks and resorts will be quieter.

Guests that want to get away from theme parks and back to nature can visit a preserve like Tibet-Butler or the Disney Wilderness Preserve. There’s also shows like Cirque Du Soleil and Blue Man Group, drive in movies and miles of sandy beaches to explore.