Attractions

The Magic Kingdom

Walt Disney World's original theme park modeled after Disneyland in California. After parking, guests arrive via Ferry Boat or Disney's "Highway in the Sky" Monorail System. Passing under a vintage railroad station guests are invited to experience six themed "lands":

Epcot

Epcot - It stands for - Every Person Comes Out Tired. (Just Kidding) It actually means - Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow. This enormous attraction is actually two parks in one. Future World & World Showcase.

Disney's Hollywood Studios

Take space mountain and make it faster, longer, and darker. Now add a musical soundtrack, glow-in-the-dark sets, and 3 upside down inversions, and you've got one of the newest and best thrill rides - The Rock n Roller Coaster, only at the Disney / Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Animal Kingdom

Walt Disney World The newest Disney theme park based on animals. Living. Extinct. And Mythical. With an emphasis on conservation this park boasts one of the largest collections of free roaming African Wildlife in the World. You can see them up close and personal from the comfort of a high riding all terrain vehicle as you zip through the Disney Created African jungles and veldts on The Kilimanjaro Safari.

Sea World

seaworld_logo The world’s largest Marine Life Park and home of Shamu the Killer Whale. If you haven’t been to Sea World in a while, now is the time for a return visit. Last year the park unveiled a multi-million dollar expansion with a New England Seaport theme.

Busch Gardens

Tampa Bay An hour and 15 minutes from Orlando is one of Florida's wildest theme parks. Busch Gardens boasts five roller coasters, three water thrill rides, and a host of exotic African, Asian, and South American Wildlife.

Universal Studios

The largest Television and Motion Picture Studio outside of Hollywood, with adjoining theme park. Over 40 rides, shows, and movie sets offer guests "The only place in the world where you can ride the movies"

Islands of Adventure

ioa_islands1 Orlando's newest theme park, ISLANDS OF ADVENTURE (located adjacent to Universal Studios Orlando) is the area's first and only thrill park. High Speeds, High Drops, and High Energy, and a lot of getting soaked,are what this mind boggling state of the art park is all about. Various island sections offer up an array of shows and attractions based on themes ranging from, Comic Book Heroes, Jurassic Park, Mythology, Discovery, Cartoons, and Dr. Seuss.

Gatorland

Alligator Capital of the World! Enter through the gigantic gaping gator mouth entrance were photographs of the theme park's patriarch line the rustic walkway on your way to begin your journey. This vintage park is the perfect half-day attraction featuring daring entertainment with alligators,crocodiles, and snakes. Experience the power of an animal in the Rookie Wrestlin'experience! Enjoy the nature walk, observation tower, interactive exhibits, and much more. Stop by Pearl's Smokehouse for some tasty gator ribs and nuggets. An affordable low-tech alternative to the bustling theme parks.

Silver Springs

World Famous Glass Bottom Boats and silver_springs_boat

African Wildlife are the main features of this Florida landmark park, developed around one of the world’s most active and crystal clear fresh water springs.

Wet 'n Wild

International Drive The world’s largest and most famous water park. Attractions include a wave pool, flume rides, enclosed slides - THE BLACK HOLE - the incredibly high, incredibly steep body slide DAS STUKA, and rides where the whole "family" can slide together. The park features an extensive children’s play area with miniature versions of adult activities, and for those who just want to relax there’s a LAZY RIVER gentle rafting ride, and tons of sunbeds. There are several fast food outlets but picnic baskets and coolers are permitted if you want to save money and bring your own eats. (You may not bring alcoholic beverages or glass containers into the park) Beer and Wine Coolers are available for purchase.