The city of Orlando boasts more visitors than any other state . And why not? With Walt Disney World and it's related theme parks, along with Universal Studio's , Sea World and a host of other family-themed attractions, restaurants and shopping complexes. Orlando has more to do per square mile tan the rest of the United States combined!
Your biggest challenge is time…
You'll be hard pressed to find the time and energy to enjoy the dozens of other attractions that Orlando has to offer! Fortunately, many operate at night giving you a chance to balance your activity ledger. XS Orlando, Arabian Nights, Dolly Partons Dixie Stampede, Fiasco's dinner and magic Dinner Show, Medieval Times, the Orlando Ballet, and the Pirates Dinner theatre are just a few of the many attractions that sit on International Drive , which is conveniently only about five miles southwest of Disney World and Universal Studios.
Shopping and Nightlife…
Pointe Orlando offers shoppers more than 60 shops, seven restaurants and a movie theater -- Muvico -- with 21 screens, including Orlando 's sole IMAX theater. Orlando Premium Outlets showcases 110 shops that offer everything from designer and sportswear apparel to shoes, fine leather, luggage and more. Then just wait for the sun to set! If you've got any energy left at all, check out www.10best.com/Orlando for a look at some of the hottest nightclubs in town!
Enjoy Orlando 's quiet side…
O rlando isn't just neon lights and the fast-paced excitement theme parks and family attractions. Central Florida has a quiet side to it as well. Over 300 lakes, springs, and rivers are waiting to be explored and enjoyed. Not to mention a wide range of parks and gardens, wildlife sanctuaries and zoos. Many locations sports nature trails that are perfect for hiking and exercise. An almost limitless number of recreational opportunities -- boating, hiking, bicycling, fishing and more; means that Orlando and its surrounding area provide one of the most well-rounded vacation spots in Florida .
Plan in advance…
O rlando isn't called “ America 's playground' for nothing! With such a wide range of things to do and see, a vacation to Orlando requires a certain sense of planning, organization and above all, budgeting. Despite your best efforts you're not going to see everything! Not that you can't try. A one-day entrance fee at most amusement parks typically runs about $59 for adults and $48 for kids 3-9. Multi-day passes are a smart way to bring down the average daily price of a ticket. Single day attractions offer stand-alone prices.
Orlando …so much to do…so much to see…so much to enjoy!
