ORLANDO ATTRACTIONS
Disney Attractions
Walt Disney World
This world-famous resort consists of four theme parks (Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, MGM Studios, Animal Kingdom), three water parks, more than 20 hotels, eight golf courses and a myriad of attractions.
Magic Kingdom
One of four separate theme parks within the Disney World complex.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Disney’s newest theme park lets you explore the unpredictable world of animals on safari, in a prehistoric world and at stage shows.
Epcot Center
This Disney theme park is divided into two areas: Future World, with attractions based on modern advances and futuristic projections, and World Showcase, where various world cultures are on display.
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Site of the film and television studios of the Disney Company where visitors can “co-star” in a t.v. show or get a chance to watch a film or television production in the making.
Cirque du Soleil
Permanent circus performance of La Nouba in a beautiful theater in Downtown Disney.
Typhoon Lagoon
Fifty-six-acre tropically landscaped water park based around a huge wave pool that covers 2.5 acres and holds 2.75 million gallons of water.
Blizzard Beach
Located just north of the Disney’s All-Star Resorts, this ski resort and water adventure park features several slides and a mini-park for children.
Pleasure Island
Many themed bars and clubs in a six-acre complex in Downtown Disney.
Disney Institute
An educational facility at Disney World allowing vacationers to learn while they play, with hands-on programs ranging from rock-climbing to culinary arts.
Epcot Divequest
Swim with sharks - as long as you have an open water scuba certificate.
Backstage Disney
A tour that gives you a look at what happens behind the scenes at Disney World.
Disney’s Boardwalk
A laid-back amusement area outside the traditional Disney Parks.
DisneyQuest
An interactive entertainment center located in Downtown Disney West Side, where simulators provide an exciting “thrill” experience.
Fantasy in the Sky Fireworks
Explosive display of fireworks over the Magic Kingdom.
Asia
The newest attraction in Disney’s Animal Kingdom features influences from India, Nepal, Indonesia, Thailand and Bhutan.
World of Disney
The biggest Disney store in the world.
Backstage Magic
The “ultimate” Disney-fan’s tour - take 7 hours to see all 4 theme parks.
Walt Disney World Village
Quaint village on the shores of the Buena Vista Lagoon.
Discovery Cove
Adjacent to Sea World, this water wildlife park offers visitors the chance to swim with dolphins, relax on sandy beaches or view beautiful coral.
Other Parks & Attractions
Universal Studios Orlando
This vast complex houses two theme parks (Universal Studios, for movie rides, and Islands of Adventure, for thrills), an entertainment/nightlife complex (CityWalk) and a variety of hotels. You can buy passes for admission to the parks, or just visit the bars, restaurants and stores on the CityWalk.
Universal’s Islands of Adventure
Five islands feature family fun and adventure: Marvel Super Hero Island, Toon Lagoon, Jurassic Park, The Lost Continent and Seuss Landing.
SeaWorld Adventure Park
A popular theme park featuring sea creatures, water playgrounds and animal performances.
Kennedy Space Center
NASA’s launch headquarters – the only place on Earth where you can tour launch areas, meet an Astronaut, see giant rockets, train in spaceflight simulators, and even view a launch.
Gatorland
Gatorland features 3,000 gators and 89 crocodiles, as well as a number of bird and snake exhibits.
Old Town
Shopping, Dining, & Entertainment Attraction
Harry P. Leu Gardens
Take a stroll in the garden, take in a workshop or visit the museum.
Orlando Science Center
The largest of its kind in the Southeast, the Center offers interactive exhibits, including a special area for younger children.
Wet ‘n Wild
A major water theme park on International Drive.
Ripley’s Believe It or Not
Ripley’s collection of stories and artifacts that ‘document’ the bizarre and incredible.
The Mall at Millenia
The Mall at Millenia offers the finest collection of luxury brands in Orlando.
Funspot Action Park
A top-notch amusement park, with a tri-level go-kart track, a 101-foot high Ferris wheel, bumper cars and bumper boats, and of course, a giant arcade.
King Henry’s Feast
Dine on a medieval feast while knights, magicians, a court jester and others entertain you.
Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores
Offers over 160 factory discount stores.
Fantasy of Flight
Landmark/point of interest.
Orlando Museum of Art
This recently renovated museum displays a fine rotating collection of American, pre-Colombian and African art.
Wonderworks
Amusement/theme park.
Richard Petty Driving Experience
An opportunity to experience a hands-on NASCAR driving experience.
Hard Rock Vault
A massive collection of pop-music memorabilia.
Belz Factory Outlet
Malls
For the serious shopper - the largest outlet centers in Orlando.
Nickelodeon Studio
A real working studio that includes rides, shows, movie sets and other attractions.
Seuss Landing
A magical, nonsensical, absurdly wonderful playground at Universal Studios - a Dr. Seuss fan’s delight.
Eight Seconds
Country-western bar where patrons can challenge each other to bull riding competitions.
Audobon of Florida
National Center for Birds of Prey.
Wonders of Life
Game/entertainment center.
Castaway Creek
Water park.
Cross Country Creek
Water park.
XS Orlando
Amusement/theme park; Game/entertainment center.
Holy Land Experience
Amusement/theme park.
Skull Kingdom
Amusement/theme park.
Fun ‘N Wheels Fun Park
A giant arcade featuring go-kart tracks and a 65-foot ferris wheel.
Magical Midway
Carnival-type midway with games and rides.
Orange Blossom Balloons
Offers hot air balloon rides over Orlando.
Osceola Flea and Farmers Market
Popular flea and farmers market in Orlando.
Southern Ballet Theatre
Ballet performing center and school which now attracts dancers from around the world and performs classics to sell-out audiences.
International Drive
This busy tourist-centered street close to Disney World has many value-priced hotels, restaurants, stores and attractions - including Wet ‘n’ Wild.
Pointe
Popular shopping, dining and entertainment complex designed to appeal to every member of the family.
I-RIDE Trolley
Trolleys travel from the Belz Factory Outlet to Sea World with dozens of stops along the way and operate from 7 a.m. until midnight seven days a week. Air-conditioned and wheelchair-accessible.
The Polynesian Luau
Music, dance and Polynesian food.
Commander Ragtime’s Midway of Fun and Games
This arcade at Church Street Station is fun for kids of all ages.
Silver Springs
Called nature’s theme park,Silver Springs features boat rides in a glass bottomed boat, as well as tours of some of Central Florida’s wildlife and natural spring formations.
Disney Weddings
Make your Big Day memorable: with Mickey as the best man, Minnie as the bridesmaid, you’ll never forget the day you gave your ‘I Dos.’
Scuba Institute International
Find out all you need to know to make that first deep-water dive.
Golf Courses
(There are around 40 Golf Courses within 25 miles of Kissimmee)
Champions Gate Golf Resort
Located a short distance from Disneyworld, this golf facility offers two 18-hole championship courses, The International and The National, both designed by Greg Norman.
Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Golf Club
Magnolia Golf Course
Designed by Joe Lee, this is the longest golf course at Disney World.
Osprey Ridge Golf Course
Pros consider this to be the toughest links course in the area.
Grand Cypress - New Course
Designed by Jack Nicklaus, this 18-hole championship golf course is a test of accuracy, rather than distance and strength.
Stoneybrook Golf Club
Palm Golf Course
Designed by Joe Lee, this golf course is rated one of “America’s Top 75 Resort Courses.”
Oak Trail Golf Course
This nine-hole public course, designed by Ron Garl, is family-oriented since it is relatively short and walking is required.
Lake Buena Vista Golf Course
Championship 18-hole golf course at Walt Disney World, designed by Joe Lee, has a course rating of 72.7 with a slope rating of 128 - blue tees.
Eagle Pines Golf Course
Pete Dye-designed 18-hole golf course.
Arnold Palmer Golf Academy
David Leadbetter Golf Academy
Grand Cypress Academy Of Golf