The 50 best things to do with kids in Orlando

We visited Gatorland and honestly, even we adults felt like excited kids the whole time. The park was very clean and it was really nice to see the animals looking healthy, well-fed, and well cared for. Watching the alligators up close felt safe and interesting, not scary. The whole park gave us a great impression. There is a really nice kids’ area with a playground and a small water zone where children can cool off. There were plenty of places to sit, relax, or grab something to eat, which is super helpful when visiting with a family. The animal shows were fun and very well organized. The spots for the alligator shows are set up comfortably, and it was easy to see everything. We also took a ride on the little train that goes around the park — simple but very fun and cute. Overall, everything was great. We had an amazing time and truly recommend Gatorland to everyone visiting Orlando.

A trip down memory lane was well worth it. I’m in my 60s now and was only 6 the last time I went. The staff was kind and gave me a Veterans pass (free) and my friends and I had an incredible afternoon. Yep, plenty of gators and other exotic wildlife. Take the kids, bring your out of state/town friends and be ready for a fun time.

Excellent day out, highly recommend. We brought tickets online and for an extra $10 it included the train (which had broke down, but a man was there with a baby gator the size of his hand that you could touch which more than made up for it) a bag of gator chow and to pose with the big gator. They give you a card with these on when you go in and need it to get these extras. You can also feed the baby gators fish from a rod $5 for 3 fish, highly recommend this. You can also hold a small gator and snake for $10. For $10 you can also feed a big tortoise which was a lovely experience. The shows are entertaining. Alternative day out to the parks but still very much enjoyable, one of our favourite days,

Gatorland is way more than just gators — it’s an awesome mix of fun, education, and “Old Florida” charm! 💚 The information boards are a total win — big, bold fonts that are easy to read, packed with cool facts, and even sprinkled with humor. You’ll actually want to stop and read them all! 😄 Every exhibit is full of personality — colorful, well-decorated, and never boring. From massive gators to rare white alligators, birds, snakes, and crocs, there’s something jaw-dropping around every corner. 🐍🦜 Families love how affordable it is compared to other Orlando attractions, and kids go crazy for the splash park and mini train ride. 🚂💦 Feeling brave? The zip line over the alligator pond and off-road monster truck ride are unforgettable adrenaline boosts! ⚡️ The park’s got a relaxed vibe — you can easily spend a few hours exploring, snapping photos, and catching live shows (don’t miss the Jumparoo show!). 🧡 Hungry? Don’t miss the famous Gator Bites — yes, real gator! 🐊 Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and served with a tangy dipping sauce that makes them downright addictive. It’s a must-try snack that perfectly matches the Florida vibe! 😋🔥 Love, Jess 💜

This place is a blast. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. It's a very clean and lovely park and there are so many gators!! They have other animals as well. They also provide a lot of information about the animals are work hard in conversation of endangered animals. Will be back again. Also the upclose encounter shown as so cute and funny. Those guys are wonderful and very engaging with the audience.

Great place! Great value! If you visit Orlando without stopping at Gatorland you’re making a mistake. The best thing you can do is the trainer for a day pass. We got the $50 photo package and had such a blast. Over one hundred photos and we got to pet and even hold more than a few animals. It’s also done in a safe and responsible manner which was nice to see. I’ve been to a place in Branson that left you sad over the animal’s conditions, this was far from that.

Must do. Veterans special makes us vets feel great. Much to see. Everyone is friendly. Nice lay out . My 3 yr old grand kid had a great time. Good 4 kids. I've seen a lot of gators in my time. They have a few of the biggest I've witnessed. Cool.

It was so much fun! I had a blast with the different activities and some of the games I got to play with my siblings. The ropes course was a lot of fun, laser tag was a lot of fun, the roller coaster simulation was a lot of fun as well as the gyroscope ride. Overall just a great time especially with family would highly recommend checking it out.

We went to Wonder-Works Orlando today. It was so much fun. There were roller coasters, soccer, electronic shooting, and rope adventures. There was something for all ages and stages. It was so relaxing. I couldn't play all of them in one day. 😀😀

This was such a cool interactive experience. I loved reading about fun facts in each exhibit. My group of four really enjoyed the simulations! I would absolutely visit again.

Cool place. Interactive amusement park with a scientific approach. My family and I were there on the weekend. There were a lot of kids on the weekend but no one waited in line. Everyone was having fun to the fullest. The staff was very friendly and involved. So many children and their parents visit this place! A huge thank you to the staff for dealing with such a large flow of people! My child really liked the large interactive sandbox; the touch screen where you have to hit the fruits. I liked the invisible piano, and the big screen where you have to shoot soft balls at attacking zombies. The room with the hurricane wind scared me a bit)

Our family had such a fun and memorable time at WonderWorks! From the moment we saw the upside-down building, we knew it was going to be something special. Inside, everything was hands-on and engaging — from the bed of nails to the bubble lab, space zone, and the ropes course. The staff were friendly, helpful, and patient with the kids, which made the experience even better. We spent several hours exploring and still didn’t get to everything! It’s the perfect mix of fun and learning, and a great way to beat the Florida heat since it’s all indoors and air-conditioned. Highly recommend going early in the day or on a weekday to avoid crowds. Overall, WonderWorks is a must-visit if you’re in Orlando with family — it’s interactive, educational, and packed with activities for all ages.

We visited with our 13 & 10 year old children to get out of the summer heat - this was fantastic & thoroughly entertained our easily bored sons who usually are not impressed by anything other than a new Xbox game!! We spent 5 hours here! Worth every penny. Staff were super friendly.

The downstairs was a bit underwhelming, but the second floor was a blast with lots of fun, hands-on exhibits. The third-floor arcade is cool, but I wouldn’t recommend paying the upcharge for it—it’s not really worth the extra cost. Still, a fun spot overall, especially for kids and families.

I used to have an annual pass here, so I went a lot. Always had a great time, especially at the animal and insects exhibition. There have a lot of hands-on activities here. It’s great to bring your kids to learn about science!! My friend had a wedding here last year and it was well organized and beautiful. We had an amazing time!! We also went here for their OSC After Dark Halloween event. I was impressed with how organize they were! All the staffs were nice and there were a lot of activities. They also have an open bar here with a lot of drinks stations so there was no wait to get the drinks! The dance floor was full and music was good :) The only feedback I have is it should be longer since the event was only 3 hours long (8-11pm). But overall, we all had a great time and will be back next year.

Went on a Sunday morning, family of 4 with a 1 yr old and a 6 yr old - there was so much for both of them to do! No wait for admissions. Free with ASTC membership. Great coffee shop & cafe with affordable quality food options and snacks for all. Can bring food/drinks with no problems. Large 4 floors of excitement! Parking is a cost $8-$12 for a day. Indoor playground with sections for toddlers and older kids ( over 4 yes) kinetics, super hero, water fun/splash etc plus a nice showing of iMax films in their theatre. Added bonus, cool gift shop! Would def come again if visiting Orlando area!

Had a great time spending a day here..one day is not enough to cover everything with the scheduled shows, experiences and all other activities throughout the building with four levels.. we even missed one of the levels because of all the activities during the day so upgraded the single day tickets to family membership at the end.. really worth paying for the tickets if going with kids..lot to learn and do for all ages together with lot of fun. Definitely going back soon to enjoy everything again..loved it!

My grandkids mentioned how much fun they had when they went with their class on a school trip to the Science Center, so I decided to surprise them on our last day together! They had such a great time! There were some new exhibits, like the DC Super Heroes, and a few they didn’t get to see while they were on their school trip, so they enjoyed having a bit more freedom this time around to explore. It’s a wonderful place for both kids and adults with so much to see and do!

A great activity for younger children and lovers of science and nature. I definitely recommend an annual pass for locals as it will definitely pay for itself and comes with early access to kid zone, and parking. The rotating exhibits, events, and seasonal activities are awesome!

4 floors of exhibitions and interactive activities. My kids enjoyed it very much. Plenty of parking. If you are looking for something to do with the kids, this place would do it.

This museum must be in one of your to do list when you come to Orlando. Amazing experience, specially if you have kids with you. My husband and I don’t have kids, but we had a blast, truly loved it and learned a lot. There are a lot of interactive things to do.

I visited for the first time on 10/21/25, I used my Florida HIA member card to get 50% off admission. I visited by myself, and didn't really know what to expect. I LOVED the attraction and within an hour I went back downstairs to upgrade to an Annual Pass! I really enjoyed the Drip Art and Molding Station! I thought the seasonal scavenger hunt was really cute too. I enjoyed the two Theatre Shows, The Crayon Demo (which sadly is pre-recorded), and the animated short Chaos & Creativity were both fantastic. I was really impressed with the storytelling in both of these presentations, especially in Chaos & Creativity which was a fully CG animated, voice acted, ~12 minute short. I also loved that the Chaos & Creativity segment was accessible- it had subtitles on the side monitors in multiple languages... kudos to Crayola for being accessible! The only thing I didn't get to experience that I wanted to was the Character Meet & Greets, but I will come back for those! Overall, a fun attraction with lots of creativity involved! I would recommend for all ages, but especially those with an interest in any form of the arts!

This was a pretty awesome spot at the Florida Mall. So many fun activities for kids to enjoy. I enjoyed it even as an adult. There are lots of free activities for kids to do but there are also options to purchase tokens for add on experiences. There is a snack bar as well as a larger cafe area. You are able to host birthday parties here as well.

Huge thanks to Kerstin for absolutely stellar communication and care in organizing Lucas’s 5th birthday. And a massive shout-out to Charlie C. — you were incredible! Thanks for taking the time to walk us through the place, answering every single question with patience and a smile, and for making us feel so welcome and seen on such a special day. You really went above and beyond. Service: way more than 5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Price: Excellent Activities: Top tier My husband and I really didn’t want a typical trampoline-spot party. We wanted our kid, his sister, and their friends to explore and express—touch their senses, get creative, make art. And thanks to Crayola Experience, we nailed it.

🎉 A Birthday Celebration in Full Color at Crayola Experience Orlando! 🖍️ We recently celebrated a birthday at the Crayola Experience Orlando, and I can genuinely say we had an absolutely fabulous time! It was an unforgettable day filled with creativity, laughter, and so much color. The birthday celebration felt extra special thanks to the vibrant, engaging atmosphere. We were so impressed with the value and the sheer number of activities that I even left with a season pass—which is a testament to how much we loved it and how eager we are to return! Highlights and Must-Do Activities! We absolutely loved all the great hands-on activities. It was a perfect blend of high-tech and classic artistic fun for everyone in our group. Wrap It Up!: This was a huge hit! Being able to name and wrap your very own custom Crayola crayon is such a unique and personal souvenir. It's a great activity for both kids and adults! Melt & Mold / Drip Art: Watching the crayons melt and transform into new shapes or swirly art at Melt & Mold and Drip Art was fascinating and yielded a fun, colorful keepsake. The Crayon Factory Show: The live show with the Crayonologist and animated friends like Scarlet and Turk was both educational and entertaining, showing us exactly how crayons are made! Color Playground: For the kids (and adults who need a break!), the two-story Color Playground is a great place to burn off energy. Wiggling up the "melted wax tower" and across the "paint bridge" was a blast. Be a Star: We loved posing in front of the screen to become the star of our very own coloring page! It’s a fun, quirky photo-op and souvenir all in one. Modeling Madness: Sculpting with the fluffy Crayola Model Magic compound allowed for some fantastic, take-home 3D creations. Helpful Information & Tips For anyone planning a visit to the Crayola Experience, here's some extra info we found useful: Location: The attraction is conveniently located at The Florida Mall in Orlando, which means there is plenty of nearby dining and free parking. Admission & Passes: General admission tickets grant you access to the 20+ hands-on attractions. The Season Pass (which I purchased!) is excellent value if you plan on visiting more than once a year. Length of Visit: We easily spent four hours there and could have stayed longer! Plan for at least half a day to enjoy most of the attractions without feeling rushed. It's truly an all-day experience. Tokens: Some of the most popular attractions, like Wrap It Up! and Melt & Mold, require special tokens, which are usually included with your admission or can be purchased as an add-on. Overall, the Crayola Experience is an absolute must-do for families in Orlando, especially for a birthday. It's a joyful, vibrant, and incredibly creative day out. We can't wait to use our season pass and go back for more colorful fun!

My kid had fun for about 3 hours and was over it. The experience of paying 20+ a person to watch a child experience coloring in different ways is not worth it unless you yourself love coloring just as much as they do. This is a good one time experience. They need an option for parents not to pay and just the kids pay for entrance. And why is is slime lab an extra $15?. The 3d video coloring projections, scribble scrubbie, spin art, and melted coloring are fun, but otherwise, not much else going on to keep you entertained, except normal coloring. There is an indoor playground, but my kid wasn't interested.

This was quite a place to take your family too. The souvenir shop is on the first floor, and the Crayola attractions are upstairs. There's playgrounds for children, a snack bar with collectible cups & buckets, a big coloring station with crayons, one with markers, a station for their air dry clay (tokens required for clay purchases), paint, crayon melting, Crayola history, photo op with Crayola Characters (right now it's with the Retired Colors), and even personalized crayon stations! There's so much to do, it's astounding. While directed mainly for a child audience there are things there for all Crayola fans of all ages. You can sit and color, make personalized coloring pages, take photos with the characters, games, food, attend a Crayola auditorium experience (I believe it was about the history of Crayola & their crayons, we didn't get to go to that as my little one enjoyed the playground more than anything else lol). Throughout the attraction level it has bits and pieces of Crayola's history and information about their products. Almost like a mini - museum of sorts. Upon entry you are giving a clear, Crayola bag with two tokens and one voucher for your choice of Scribble Scrubbies! The bags are to carry your momentos and artwork you create. This place is great for parents who want their kids to play somewhere that can also allow the parents to sit nearby and relax as the children play near them. It's nearing the end of summer break at the time of this posting, therefore it was insanely busy. However, I'd go back even without my child lol. I was a big Crayola kid growing up, as I drew, colored, and crafted a lot and still do now. It's because of the Limited Edition Retired Colors of 2025 for being why I'm taking this trip down memory lane for a bit of nostalgia. My only complaints were that it was insanely hot inside where you get admission for. All of our heads were wet from sweating. I do not know if it's naturally that warm or if an AC was out, but it was a bit uncomfortable in that sense. Also, the gift shop, while having a large selection of coloring, art, and collector's items, it didn't have a lot of the popular coloring products (such as specific crayons, markers, pencils). It also didn't have everything that the Retired Colors include for their line, just the basics: coloring book, packs, markers, pencils, some stickers, and Small-medium crayon packs. Basically, if you're looking for certain collection items just expect the selection to not be super big in the shop and do your research online. They do have the Pick Your Pack Crayon and Marker wall, though! Which also includes the Retired Colors you can add to your choice of tin. Overall, we got some great goodies and we had a lot of fun. I cannot wait to return!

Crayola Experience in Orlando was just that. Totally awesome taking the grandchildren to a place that has made memories in all of us. From that first coloring book and crayola box that made our imaginations flow to all the new colors made every year. Something for everyone to enjoy. Especially when you get to see them 😃 smile.

Disney Springs is one of my favorite places to go with my family and just enjoy a nice day out. It’s perfect for walking around, exploring all the shops, and grabbing a bite at one of the many great restaurants. There’s always something to see or do.... from live music to fun little spots to grab a drink and relax. It’s one of those places where you can go just to stroll, eat, shop, or simply hang out and have a good time. Definitely one of my go-to spots for a fun and relaxing family outing.

Easy to find parking on a Monday in November. It was nice to walk around and shop. Highlight was the Lego store for my son. The dragon in the pond made out legos is also impressive. Coco cola store was pretty cool too with an awesome rooftop bar. Don’t believe there was alcohol. Enjoyed walking by the lake and watching the car boat..Felt safe and with plenty of restrooms throughout.

Absolutely love Disney Springs! Such a beautiful and vibrant place perfect for families of all ages. Every evening there’s live music on several stages, great energy, and something fun for everyone. So many shops, art studios, restaurants, and cafés with live bands. The Cirque du Soleil show is world-class truly spectacular! 🎪 Even the free multi-level parking garages have cute names like Orange, Lime, and Grapefruit 🍊🍋 everything here feels special. It’s one of those places where you can walk for hours, enjoy the atmosphere, and always discover something new. Highly recommend visiting! 🌟

As a Disney fan and a tourist I just love Disney Springs. There’s so much to do, to eat and to shop, just an incredible destination. There are over hundreds brands, including Disney merchandise store, a cocacola store, AMC, Lululemon, Superdry, Coach, and even a Uniqlo. There are activities like mirror maze, escape room, balloon ride, carousel and boat rides. There several restaurants of different cuisine and style all across Disney Springs. My favorite one is Salt and Straw. Their ice cream is so good. For regular restaurants, the ones I dined in had mediocre food. There are multiple stalls and small stores selling small bites, snacks and drinks too. The parking is here. They have two different lot, the orange that in at the AMC/Cocacola side. The other one is Lemon lot, sort of in the middle close to Uniqlo and Disney world. It’s highly secured as all guests go through metal detectors and bag checks. Security personnel also walk around to ensure visitors safety. The whole area is super clean. The ponds have turquoise water. Feels incredible to walk around. The prices of food and other goods are higher as expected since it’s a tourist destination. But that doesn’t stop people from shopping as everyone is excited to get their hands unique Disney merchandise and products. The shops like Uniqlo and Lululemon carry limited edition Disney products that I haven’t seen anywhere else. We spent half a day here and it still wasn’t enough. We will visit again whenever we are back in Orlando in future.

This is a great opportunity to be engaged with all things Disney without being in an actual park. There are so many things to do, see, and buy. There are tons of restaurants, shops, and experiences. I came here a long time ago, when it was still called Downtown Disney, but it's much bigger now. I had a lot of fun trying new food and people watching.

Tons of Disney shopping, food, drinks, and still have tons of cool displays. More fun for the parents to walk through at night, and a fun spot to have a cool dining experience. I love planet Hollywood to eat at. It's so cool inside!! I ended up buying souvenirs that I didnt find in the park. The BEST part??? You can get adult beverages and walk around with them 😍 The vibes are so fun, and there is live music. Everyone seemed to be having a great time. Parking was very easy, there are several garages that are all free. If you park at LIME garage, you walk right out into Disney Springs. It's the easiest parking in my opinion. It was also super clean, as are all the parks. Prices were fair. We got a HUGE mickey cookie for $7.99. Prices were very reasonable at the cauldron candy shop. I didnt feel like I was getting robbed.

Disney Springs is one of the best parts of Walt Disney World. Superb dining and drinking offerings, top-tier shopping options, and plenty of entertaining things to see and do for both kids and adults—even if you’re not into Disney. The Disney Springs free parking garages are the icing on the cake. They are clean, safe, easy to navigate, always have parking spaces readily available, and exit right into the heart of whatever part of Disney Springs you want to explore.

It’s a souvenir shop at a tourist attraction. Now, with that being said, I liked their layout and it made it easy to browse. The checkout, being self checkout, made it quick and easy. I know that some don’t like self checkout but I am a fan. The store is clean and has a great varietyllll

We really enjoyed our time at the Kennedy space center. We wished we were there for a launch. People were very friendly I think we could have done two days there. There is a lot to see. I definitely recommend downloading the app so you can get reservations for the vr experience. I didn't do the vr (I'm sensitive to lights sounds and strobes) but the rest of my family did The food ordering was fast and efficient Food was ehh but it's cafeteria food. We didn't have time for the imax. But we had a great time.

An amazing place packed full of history and exhibits. It's always been a place that's I've wanted to visit growing up, and it did not disappoint. Before the trip I booked and paid for the KSC tour, and it was 100% worth the $26 to go on it. There's a private bus that takes you to the launch sites and the area outside the shuttle assembly point that you don't get on the normal tour. We had a brilliant and knowledgeable tour guide that talked through everything whilst on the tour. The gift shop is large and has loads of brilliant gifts and souvenirs. They have all the patches of every launch on sale as well.

We spent 6 hours there and loved it! My 23 year old could enjoy 6 more hours.

Kennedy Space Center was definitely a cool experience, and there’s a lot of history and impressive displays that make it worth seeing at least once. That said, during our visit a surprising number of experiences and interactive activities were out of order or unavailable, which took away from the overall excitement. It’s still a solid one-time visit, especially if you’re into space or NASA history, but I wouldn’t say it felt fully operational or worth returning to anytime soon.

Took the day to explore this place and still did not see everything. I took someone's suggestion and reserving the bus that takes you yo the other side where you cannot drive yourself too and I went early. Made it back in time to explore the Atlantis! That was lots of fun especially taking a ride in the simulator. I don't like adventure rides bit I took a chance with that one. It was ok. I actually expected more but that's probably after hearing the details of how it is on an actual rocket take off. Haha For every exhibition you visit they take your picture. I swear I wasn't going to get any but that swear couldn't hold up when I got to the space center and the Atlantis... They did a good job! Parking was $10 . I paid $62 to skip the line but I git there 30 minutes after opening so there wasn't any line plus it was on a Monday. Stay hydrated and have fun. The food prices are reasonable.

Our visit to the Kennedy Space Center went far beyond our expectations. We went as a family — me, my husband, my daughter, and my son-in-law — and spent an unforgettable day filled with wonder, learning, and pure excitement. Right from the entrance, you can feel the energy of the place — a blend of history, science, and human ambition. Seeing the massive rockets like the Saturn V and real space shuttles up close was simply surreal. Every exhibit is immersive, with sound tunnels, video projections, realistic models, and detailed mission history that truly make you feel part of the NASA story. The highlight for all of us was the space launch simulator — absolutely mind-blowing! You feel like you’re truly blasting off into space, complete with sound, movement, and vibration. It gave us a glimpse into the intensity astronauts face — thrilling, realistic, and totally fun. We honestly wanted to go again! We also visited the interactive museum, watched historic videos from the Apollo missions, saw real astronaut suits, original spacecraft capsules, and even touched real meteorite fragments. The experience is educational in the most engaging way — ideal for both adults and kids. The center also features space-themed restaurants, NASA gift shops, shaded outdoor areas, clean restrooms, and plenty of air-conditioned rest zones. Everything was well-maintained and the staff was incredibly helpful and kind. One touching part of our visit was the Astronaut Memorial Hall, honoring those who gave their lives during space missions. It was a powerful reminder of the courage and sacrifice involved in pushing human limits. For us as a family, it was a perfect day — full of joy, amazement, and inspiration. We left with our hearts full, eyes wide open, and minds dreaming big. I highly recommend this place to everyone — whether you're a science lover or just curious about space, the Kennedy Space Center is an absolute must-visit! 🚀🌎✨💫

We arrived on the Friday before Labor Day weekend. They open only 10.a.m. that day. Many people didn’t know, arrived much earlier and so there was a long line around the whole pick-up/drop-off area. But we made it into the park around 10.30h. So it was better that it looked at first. The three major shows are still good. The coaster rides are really thrilling. So not all of them are for the whole family. This might explain the surprisingly short wait times. I did not see anything over 30 minutes. Many rides were 10 min or under. Don’t go by the wait times in their App. Even their own staff at guest relations admit that the App is not reliable here. I only give the park four stars, since the organization lacks here and there. But overall we had a great time. I read reviews from people complaining about prices at the ticket booth. Well guys, your own fault. It is a known fact that these days at many places online booking saves money. I read complaints about their food prices. But the portions are big. And if you buy online tickets you get a voucher worth $20 per ticket for food without any extra costs. You can redeem it for food or merchandise. But you need to go to guest relations counter to receive it.

Beautiful place. Not very long waiting times for rides even on a weekend. If you don’t like rollercoasters or go with elderly people/small kids they have a lot more to see. Great for going with family. It has more animals and shows than I expected; I was surprised with the amount of activities to do. Will definitely go again.

Halloween Trick or Treating at SeaWorld is a must! They had a ton of stations set up and had great candy and snacks. I love that they encouraged to keep coming back as well! A friend and I brought our sons for a surprise Mommy n Me Trip. The trip was off to a rough start just due to the shut down and both of us being tied to the government in different ways, the struggle is real. BUT the trip had already been planned so we were making the most of it! I want to give a special thank you to Nery at guest services who was helping us redeem a voucher. She was so detailed in helping us plan our day! She was so kind and just brought sunshine to our first day of our trip. She is amazing!!!

We loved all the exhibits and aquariums they had. My daughter especially loved petting the stingrays experience. The ritas inside was also delicious. There wasnt waits but it was a weekday and it rained so all the rides shut down sadly. We still had fun ultimately though

We had a great time at SeaWorld. I had no idea they had rides. We ended up with a 2nd day free because it rained and the Vacation booth gave us tickets for free admission the next day. I thought that was really nice. Also we got tickets in advance with groupon included a free meal so that was another plus. But we enjoyed our visit to SeaWorld and will be back. The Orca Show was so much fun.

My experience at Sea World Orlando was amazing! We watched dolphins do tricks and were really amazing, I went on some rides and were also really great and the food at the restaurants or stores within this amusement park was really amazing. We went there on a Sunday a few months ago. We went to colourful lights on the drones at night and staff were really friendly. Would highly recommend going there.

Overall, I think it's a really cool place that offered a very cool aquatic animal experience. However, a lot of things were closed, including restaurants for the all-day-dining and several rides. My son is 7 and was looking forward to the water rides, but they were closed. It made the extra $30 for the dining deal not really worth it, which was a shame. I did fully enjoy seeing the animals and the dolphin show made my day ☺️, so it's still a great place!

Had an amazing time , I witnessed a bunch of male employees who were in charge of the go carts in all 4 tracks treat the customers amazing ... from teaching young kids the do's and donts , to their care for special needs kids , to their over all out professionalism it was an awesome experience. Although it took a while for them to open the Sky coaster the professionalism there was also exceptional

We had a great family day at Fun Spot! I went with my 4-year-old son, 18-month-old daughter, my wife, and their grandpa. My son had a blast on the rides, even though he couldn’t go on some because of the height limits. My baby girl didn’t have much to do besides hanging out (and occasionally crying) with her grandpa, but the rest of us had plenty of fun, especially on the go-karts! The lines were short for most rides, though the go-karts took about an hour each. The staff were kind and understanding, when my son lost his wristband near the end of the day, the gokart attendants still let him ride with me. That really made his day! We had lunch inside the restaurant. The hamburger wasn’t great and there weren’t many food options, and it would be nice if they added a diaper-changing table for parents with little kids. But overall, it was a fantastic day full of laughter, excitement, and family memories. We’ll definitely come back!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Perfect Day Out with Little Ones (and Gators!) I took six kids under 4 to Fun Spot Florida and was absolutely thrilled with how kid-friendly everything was! They have so many rides specifically geared toward little ones—enough to keep all six of them giggling and smiling throughout the day. On top of that, the splash park was a lifesaver in the Florida heat—safe, clean, and an instant favorite. Between rides, we grabbed food from the shaded seating areas with minimal wait times, and it felt so manageable with a big toddler crew. One extra highlight that blew us away? Gator Spot. You actually get a stick with a string and a sardine on the end, and the kids (and adults!) got to feed live alligators up close. It was thrilling, safe, and incredibly memorable—something you don’t often see at family parks. The staff were all so friendly and helpful—I appreciated how attentive and upbeat they were, especially when wrangling six little adventurers. The park layout is compact but well thought-out, never feeling overwhelming or crowded. This was easily one of the best places I’ve taken a group of toddlers. Between the themed kiddie rides, splash zone, tasty food options, and even a real-life gator-feeding activity—we can’t wait to return! 🥰🎢🐊 🌞

1st time ever @ Fun Spot. I took my uncle he has down syndrome and while this place isn’t no Disney, Universal, Seaworld or Six Flags. We still had a blast. The ride operators were extremely nice. I really enjoyed the gator section of the park. The pricing for the refill cups were insanely cheap 18 bucks for 2 refillable cups couldn’t beat that. That’s literally the cost of one refill cup at all these other parks + you gotta pay extra per the day at most of these other parks. Although I do have to say I prefer Coca-Cola over Pepsi. Which this park serves Pepsi. Overall, I’d visit this park again the next time I comeback to Orlando.

Went with my 17-daughter on a Sunday, shortly before noon. She had massive fun. We were there for about 7 hours and she wasn't tired of the various rides. We ate at a restaurant within the park. I would go there again. The staff were cordial and professional.

Upset i didnt take any photos but we were busy having so much fun. We went the 3rd week of october 2025 and there was little to no wait for the rides. The attendants were very nice and helpful. The roller coaster was the absolute best. We rode it about 10 times. I would’ve given 5 stars but 2 things were a bit upsetting. We came at about 230/3 and the diner attendants/workers were non-existent. It wasn’t busy but all we wanted was a soda with ice and we ended up walking out because no one acknowledge us. The second thing is the go kart attendants. This day they let a few of their friends get on the go karts for free which i didn’t think was right at all as a paying customer. Then our kart broke down on the hill and there wasn’t any compensation for it. All in all we will be back and hope theres improvements.

We really loved here!we def go back there! I really recommend especially military family! We paid only $23 per person(we bought tickets at ITT) they have ride even for 3 years old babies!! They have splash pad for kids.they have free water everywhere but all you can drink souvenir cup is only $8 if you buy 3 of them.we had great time there!!

10/10 highly recommend! This place is a lot of fun for adults and kids. We spent all day there and time flew because of how much fun we had. The dolphin experience was amazing and you can get some great photos after. The animal trek was informative and my daughter loved interacting with the animals. The whole experience was amazing and we will definitely do it again in the future.

Handsdown the best money I’ve ever spent you eat all day drink all day for free comes with the package you can upgrade to different drinks but the standard is good enough. This place goes above and beyond to make sure that the person purchasing the ticket is well accommodated made me feel like a kid again swimming with the dolphins. My favourite part though was snorkel With the sharks stingrays and much more the pictures that we took were hilarious I needed this vacation to pamper my girls so I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. This was freaking amazing. Such a beautiful place

Neat place to go! Compared to our last visit (8 years ago), they have less fish in the reef. We also noticed less photographers. If you get the photo package, I'd suggest doing it only if you do the dolphin swim. Food was decent, parking was free, and price was decent - worth the black Friday sale price.

This place is awesome. I only purchased the base package with none of the add on options and it was still so worth it. I very much enjoyed the swim with the rays and it was less that 1 foot from 8 foot long sharks (a glass barrier separating us). It felt like i was in Hawaii snorkeling. I also loved the all inclusive alcohol, and their Florida beer they had included in the base package was actually very good. I did this as a solo trip and very much enjoyed it. About every 15 to 30 min at different spots they bring out animals and teach you about them, this was very entertaining, like different birds, armadillo, and other little mammals. I would definitely come back here again.

What a great exclusive resort feel! The main attraction are the dolphins. They do make their $ thru the photos they take of you with them. Just be prepared to pay :) They have unlimited food & non alcoholic drinks. They limit the amount of people per day so it doesn’t feel so crowded.

This was the highlight of our family trip. We had so much fun snorkeling with the fish and sting rays. You're able to touch the sting rays. I was also able to experience swimming with the dolphins, which was something on my bucket list. I will say that the picture package for the dolphins is expensive but good pictures. It's awesome that your food and drinks are included in the package. We were also able to feed the birds in the aviary , which was also a great and fun experience. It was a clean environment and they definitely take pride in cleanliness. I would recommend visiting.

Great time. Foods was included. There was a variety. Dolphin swim was fun. Park is clean. Don’t suggest the lazy river with a small child. The waterfalls have powerful water falling down. Lockers are included.

It's decent enough to kill some time and the kids enjoyed it. It's a little dated and the spaces are kind of cramped if you ever get in there with a large number of other people. Buy you're tickets in advance should you choose to visit. Because of how short the length of the tour is, it would be best to purchase a combo and do the wax museum or other attractions within the location as well

I went with my 2 adult kids and 2 preteen kids. We enjoyed all of the habitats and there were several hands on activities along the way. It's not a very big aquarium but if you take your time and really check out all the animals it can take about an hour to go through it all. In my opinion, I feel that the cost of admission is a bit higher than what it's worth when comparing other aquariums like Ripley's in Gatlinburg and the one at Newport on the Levee. Overall it was something fun to do on a rainy day.

Pros: upon entry, the aquarium looks small, but inside it is huge! The rooms are easy flow. We went in at open and there was very little crowd. The fish look happy and healthy - you will see a large variety separated by area on the globe! Axoltyls, sharks, sea turtles, nori, starfish, jellies, and more! We paid $5 to feed the Nori fish and it was so fun! The facility, including the bathrooms, is clean. Cons: the ladies at the ticket booth and the entrance were rude and disinterested. The touch pool at the end of the aquarium, NEEDS more people supervising. I saw multiple children abuse the anemone and starfish and had to step in myself. This is a cashless facility, which I think is a little insane considering cash is legal tender - I almost didn't buy a ticket as a result.

One star off since they force you to take two pictures as soon as you walk in even if you tell them no. The parking can be tricky. Use the garage and walk (you have to pay 20 dollars if you use the lower level garage). If you have trouble finding the aquarium you can ask an employee working at one of the booths. Go a little early so you have time for all of this. The aquarium itself is great. Bathrooms are located throughout, but the womens were completely out of soap in all dispensers. There is germ ex posted on the walls throughout the aquarium. There are tons of even cooler fish there, but the pictures here are the ones I took. I was too busy watching them all to take pictures of the others (they were great. Especially the huge turtles). They also have options to touch the starfish and some others if you choose to (be careful. The water is cold and they don't warn you.) The gift shop isn't as pricey as I was expecting, but still a little expensive for what the things are.

Fun place to spend the afternoon! It takes about 1.5-2 hours if you look at every exhibit. They do have an underwater tunnel which is super cool! We especially loved the turtles, massive stingrays, and of course, SHARKS! 🦈

This place was a ton of fun, I went during healthcare month and got a free entry. I thought this was very thoughtful for a place to do that for nurses and other hesitate workers. We spent hours here as adults. We are huge ocean enthusiast, divers, and into ecology so if adults can have fun kids will definitely enjoy this aquarium too.

I've been to many aquariums around the country, and this one was definitely one of the best. Large tanks with fish and sharks and you can go through them with a tunnel and see them swimming around you. Lots of displays, lots of info, lots of fun photo opportunities for kids. Highly recommend!

Amazing place! It's great for adults and kids. It was my husband, 16 year old daughter, and I that went and we all had a great time. Cool things to see!

Fun for the whole family. Takes a couple of hours depending on who is in your group. My kids are older amd didn't enjoy it as much as they would have at younger ages. It was still a nice change of pace from the big amusement parks.

I have been wanting to check it out since I was a teen but never got around to it. I went with my family at last, and we all had a really fun time. The place is filled with so many quirky, random, and fascinating things, you never know what’s around the corner. It’s the kind of spot where you can laugh, be amazed, and even say “wait, is that real?!” more than once. If you take your time to look at everything, it’s about an hour long experience, which makes it a great way to spend part of the day. For me, it was extra special because it’s something I’ve been curious about for years and finally got to cross off my list. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy unusual attractions and want something different to do with family or friends!

I took my kids last week and they had such a great time! We arrived later in the day around 7pm and had enough time to go through the museum and do the mirror maze next door. I recommend purchasing tickets online when you get there so you can save money of course! There were a lot of interactive exhibits. My favorite exhibit was the Egyptian Artifacts. My other fave area had interesting facts about criminals and also things that had to do with famous crimes. I took a few pictures but I don’t want to give it all away!! Ps I removed my kids from the pics!

We had so much fun here! Ripley’s is way bigger inside than it looks, and every room has something wild to look at. The exhibits are super interactive — from the mission control games to the “weird pet” creator — and the kids were locked in the whole time. They have a mix of real fossils, oddities, hands-on screens, and cool art pieces (that giant driftwood sculpture is crazy in person). Everything was clean, easy to walk through, and well labeled so you actually understand what you're looking at. If you’re in Orlando and want something fun, different, and indoors for the family, this is definitely worth a stop. Something for everybody and you’ll take a million pictures.

Orlando has the most nostalgic venues including Ripley’s believe it or not! Single tickets are a bit overpriced but it is worth it. The location at international drive is easy to find and there is parking available. I recommend this place to fill your appetite with abnormal facts.

Fun and Affordable Family Spot Ripley’s Believe It or Not is always a fun place to visit with the family. It’s a great experience overall and relatively affordable compared to other attractions. There are some really cool exhibits and a few interactive games that kids will enjoy. I’d give it a solid 4 out of 5—definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for something fun and different to do together!

Lake Eola is one of those spots you gotta check out if you’re in downtown Orlando. The walk around the lake is just over a mile which is perfect for a quick jog, walk, or even just clearing your head. The fountain in the middle lights up beautifully at night, and if you’re feeling a little adventurous, you can rent one of the swan boats and cruise the lake for a different view of the city. Sundays are extra special with the farmer’s market with tons of local food, vendors, and chill vibes. You’ll find a Publix right across the street if you need a quick snack or drink, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, from pizza and burgers to more upscale spots. Whether you’re walking the dog, getting a morning run in, or just looking for some peace in the middle of downtown, so this is the place. Definitely worth the stop.

First time and I must say it was a really nice experience. From the different small business stands to the bomb coffee and bomb food. The swans were so pretty. This is a nice market to visit for sure. I had thirsty husky coffee must try! & egg dos :) nice nature walk around lake as well. Dog friendly . If you havent been you must go!

I recently moved to downtown Orlando and Lake Eola Park has quickly become one of my favorite spots. The park has such a beautiful view, especially at night when everything is lit up it feels magical. There’s a nice trail to walk or jog around, with plenty of benches to sit and relax. I love watching all the ducks, swans, and wildlife, it makes the park feel so peaceful at the same time it’s the perfect place to clear your head, enjoy nature, or just take in the scenery. Definitely one of Orlando’s gems!

Had a great time at the park on Sunday with family. I was able to find free street parking and check out local vendors. In addition, a turtle was trying to dig a hole to lay eggs.

Want to go for a walk so after getting boba tea at Raretea. Walk over to Lake Eola for a stroll 🚶🏻‍♀️. Beautiful scenery with lot of 🦢 , 🦆 and even 🐢. Just be on the look out for they 💩 😝. The building was majestic under the bathing sun. Definitely a nice place to hangout. Too bad we didn’t see any 🦢/🦆 paddles ride. Hopefully next time we come back I get to ride it. The only downside to this park is the parking. Very limited unless you pay for parking. So if you do go. Go early 😆

Beautiful place with a nice long walk. Great with children. Lots of different bird species, fishes, and turtles. I particularly liked art objects around it and Beautiful scenery.

The park offers a remarkable experience, enhanced by the presence of diverse birdlife. Visitors can enjoy running, walking, and sightseeing, complemented by ambient music. The park occasionally hosts Sunday morning activities, including various booths, which are highly recommended. Furthermore, the swan boat rides, accommodating two individuals, provide a memorable experience. The park's ample shade minimizes sun exposure, making it an enjoyable destination for couples and individuals alike.

We flew across the country to go to Universal. We went to Islands of Adventure the first day and Epic today. It was me and my husband and I thought we had prepped for a great kid-free trip. The park is visually stunning. It's clean and there are plenty of staff members to help with your every need. I also appreciate that they have covered/cool areas to stand under in line - that is thoughtful. The lines are absolutely ridiculous. 4 1/2 hour wait for the Harry Potter ride. We were in the park for over 5 hours and rode two rides. The two with the shortest wait times were the Frankenstein ride and the Warewolf coaster - both disappointments - which is probably why the lines were so short. While I now understand why people are forced to spend 2-5 days at the parks - it now makes sense that is the only way you can wait to go to your can't miss rides. I wish I would've just skipped this park and spent a second day at IOA, at least there are 2 great coasters there. It was a complete waste of money and a bummer that they close earlier when it happens to rain most of the afternoon and the rides are delayed due to weather.

What an awesome experience! The best park in Orlando I must say. Lots of different attractions to go, and auch incredible worlds and atmosphere created. Including Harry Potter, Jurrasic Park, Marvel, etc. Any fan of roller-coasters will have a blast. Favourite ride for me was Velocicoaster hands down. Enjoy

Out of the Universal parks in Orlando, Islands of Adventure still has the most fun stuff to do. That being said, the wait times, especially for the new Harry Potter ride (hagrid's magical creatures motorbike adventure) are UNBELIEVABLY long. My friend and I thought coming here on a Wednesday in October (during the school year) would mean shorter lines, but every roller coaster had a minimum 1 hour wait. We didn't go on the Hagrid's ride because the estimated wait time was 240 mins... Yes, that's right. 4 HOURS! How can they sell so many tickets that every ride can have such a ridiculously long wait? All the rides we made it onto were fun, but you can't help but ask yourself if a few minutes of fun is worth hours of waiting around uncomfortably in the Florida heat and humidity with no A/C, limited shade, and nowhere to sit. Not to mention how expensive the tickets are now. Plus the food and merchandise costs. I'm struggling to understand why this is fun. The only way you can actually enjoy this park is to buy the express pass. Which, again, is crazy expensive. But without it, you might as well be throwing the ticket money into the trash.

We rope dropped because we were doing both Islands of Adventure & universal studios (which I recommend getting the park hopper pass so you can ride the Hogwarts express). Hogsmead is so adorable and a dream come true as a Harry Potter fan. The rides were amazing. I recommend getting express passes if you can. It definitely beats waiting in line and using your valuable park time doing things you enjoy.

Islands of adventure was great. We decided to do this for a one day ticket and leave universal studios Florida and epic universe out… we couldn’t recommend it more. The wait times were ok… but overall fine. It didn’t ruin the experience and we went during a busy time. Best part overall. The Velocicoaster in Jurassic World park. Best roller coaster I’ve ever been on. Food was ok… for theme park food was alright.

Very nice looking park. The number of rides is not that large, but there are some very good ones there. Hagrid's and Velocicoaster are the top two. You should also check out Spider-Man, River Adventure and possibly the other Harry Potter ride, but that was down during our visit. Plenty of food options too.

Great theme park, visited on a Tuesday with a 9am-7pm opening, got all the rides done in a day and got to do some twice. Waits not to long, 20-30mins max on most except Hagrids Magical Creatures Motorbike adventure, with 80mins posted as a minimum. The VelociCoaster is the best roller coaster I have ridden across the Disney, Universal theme parks in USA. Wear a poncho (and shoe covers) on Popeyes Bilge Rat Barge you will get soaked and Ripsaw Falls will drench you.

Ideally located on I-Drive with good atmosphere. Good range of things to see / do with a couple of bars for drinks and food. Definitely worth a visit on an evening and is open until around 11pm. The eye gets busy and reservations are recommended.

There is so much to do! For children AND adults - games, rides (they have a train for children that drives around the park!), restaurants, a merry-go-round. So much fun, I have to go back. Also, I love that Park is decorated for Halloween. It really gets you into the spirit of the season...

I really enjoyed coming here. I purchased my tickets through a third party site since I have discount options and selected a time for sunset. Took my digital tickets and immediately went through. The staff was kind they took our picture because of the tickets we had and we proceeded to get drinks for myself and my husband. We loved it!

ICON Park is one of the most beautiful and vibrant spots in Orlando! We came here in the evening when all the lights were on — it looked absolutely magical. 🎡 The huge observation wheel with colorful lights is stunning, especially at sunset and at night. The view from the top is breathtaking — you can see the whole city! The area is very clean and well-maintained, with lots of cafes, restaurants, and cozy places to walk around. The music, palm trees, and friendly atmosphere make it feel like a holiday. Everything is well organized and there’s plenty of parking nearby. We visited on a weekend, and there were almost no lines — everything went smoothly. It’s a perfect place to spend an evening, take beautiful photos, and enjoy the Orlando vibe. 💫 We’ll definitely come back again!

Very nice park to just to get away. Plenty of places to eat and shop. The ferris wheel is humongous! Unfortunately when I was there it wasn't working. The sling shot ride which I've seen on YouTube, I was super excited to see in person, however the price to ride was ridiculously high! $40 a person for me was a little steep! The swinging swing set ride was pretty cool as well but I didn't have the nerves to ride it! LOL.

Great place to spend a few hours with family or friends! Plenty of activities including food shops and restaurants, great air conditioning inside, lots of seating, shopping, a medium sized arcade, the large Ferris wheel, a small children’s pull train and the aquarium was a decent size to walk through. Everything was moderately priced. 10/10 would recommend.

Great area to spend some hours if your in town. Been here in past years before the full expansion that sits here now. Family friendly and plenty to do. Parking is pleniful and ample. A bit of everything available from dining, drinks and shopping.

Beautiful (and some interactive) exhibits where you could vote for the people’s choice artist at the end of your visit. I especially liked the additions of the artwork created by the children from the summer art program that was framed and displayed. It was a very relaxing way to spend a Sunday.

It was a great exhibit. Other than being yelled at by the woman in the Latin America room. We didn’t touch anything and she barked at us. Other than this it was a great experience on a Friday afternoon

Visiting the Orlando museum of Art was absolutely a dynamic experience. We viewed artwork from the present day all the way back into the late 1800s. Breathtaking I tell you. Must see!

This place is a must see on my yearly trip to Orlando. The museum houses a wonderful permanent collection along with some really exciting visiting shows. I was able to catch the Nick Cave show here a few years ago. What an incredible opportunity to see this tremendous body of work presented in what can only be described as a runway of authenticity. I will continue to visit this museum each time I am in town.

One of my absolute favorite places in Orlando! The Orlando Museum of Art is such a beautiful, inspiring space — every visit feels special. The company I work for sponsors a Christmas tree each year for their holiday event, and it has become one of our most cherished traditions. We love brainstorming the concept together and decorating as a team, and it’s so much fun seeing our tree displayed among all the incredible art (and alongside the other stunning trees!). If you’re looking for a museum that blends creativity, community, and a truly welcoming atmosphere, OMA is the place. Highly recommend!

From an architectural perspective, the Orlando Museum of Contemporary Art feels like a building from the 1960s or 1970s. The structure is small and modest, and while functional, it lacks the distinctive presence or innovation one might expect from a major contemporary art venue. The layout and scenography are straightforward and simple, making it possible to explore the entire space in about twenty minutes with a quick walkthrough. The variety of exhibitions is fairly standard, offering a decent introduction to contemporary art but without the visual richness or curatorial depth you might find at larger institutions such as MoMA in New York. For families, the museum offers a package ticket for $45 for up to five people, which is a practical option for a casual cultural outing. Crowds are minimal, which adds to the comfort of the visit, but the museum would greatly benefit from diversifying and refreshing its exhibitions to create a more distinctive and memorable identity worthy of Orlando’s name. As it stands, it is a pleasant but not exceptional experience.

Festival Of Trees...what a disappointment!! There were very few trees and even fewer gingerbread houses. Large areas of the museum were nothing but bare space. Nothing like the old days

We stayed at Universal Orlando Resort for three nights and four days, and for being the budget-friendly option of this hotel chain, I can honestly say it was a great experience. The rooms were spacious, clean, and comfortable, offering exactly what you need to relax after a full day at the parks. One highlight is the included shuttle service that takes you directly to the parks and brings you back to the hotel. It’s a super convenient and truly necessary perk to make the most of your stay without any hassle. This was our second time choosing this place for our vacation, and once again, we really enjoyed it. We’ll definitely be back.

I had the most amazing time at Universal Orlando Florida. All the rides that I went on was awesome and I got to meet the characters from the Transformers, Minions and Puss N boots. The food options were delicious and loved that the coke freestyle station around the park and the popcorn refillable station too. I loved the Wicked display and got to see actual props from the movie. Can't wait to go back again.

We got the two-park passes for Epic Universe and Islands of Adventure. It was so fun, from the themed shops, the rides, to the village Hogsmede, and the Castle Hogwarts, down to even the staff themselves. IT WAS FUN!!! Even though the water was $6.00 per bottle. 😁

Welcome to « Delay » universe ! We came from France to spend a week in Orlando, our whole vacation has been organised around our visit to this Park … What a huge disappointment ! First, I think this Park was definitely not ready for opening. As soon as you step into an attraction, you know you have a 50% chance it will break, waiting for hours in a line with no access at the end…. We came at early entry as we were staying on site and mariokart ride was delayed the full hour while we were on the line : we lost all benefits of the early entry. Second, there were even attractions that did not open during the full day !!! For example the Untrainable dragon show. After we made this whole trip for France and being a huge fan of this franchise, I can’t tell you how we were disappointed to not see it. The worst thing is that we spent our day coming back in front of the show, waiting on the Line 10 to 30mn, so that the show would be announced as cancelled ! Third, the staff… I know we can’t expect Disney service everywhere, but I never saw such sad and disrespectful employees in a while. Expect no guest service here, they feel so distressed by all the delays and cancellations and not sure they’re Happy to work here. In conclusion, we expected so much from this new Park and made a trip from France for this, and we have never been disappointed at this level.. 120 to 240 waiting times, and even with express passes, you find yourself stuck in mines 60mn+ with all delays and cancellations happening. For the massive Price we paid, we even did not see the biggest show on the Park as it has been cancelled all day 😩😭😭 we are now coming back to Europe and will never have the Opportunity to see it …Thank you Universal to have ruined our vacation.

Always an awesome experience in Islands of Adventures. I love coming during mid November because of the weather and the lines are not long. We went on Nov 22 and most of the wait times were between 15-25 min. The only long one was Hagrid's ride that took 2 hrs for us. My suggestion is to get there between 12-1pm. By that time the lines have gone down a lot and ppl are eating their lunch. Park was open till 8pm and we got on almost everything except for 2 of the rides that wet you. I love to see a smile on my girl's face every time we go 🙂

We had a very good time. It was a very good experience. My children got to see the Christmas parade and that made my daughter's day also. The rides were amazing definitely going back. Went there years ago and it's still as good now as it was then probably even better

Beautifully made park. It's visually incredible. Especially the Harry Potter Diagon Alley. Looks as close to being transported to another world as possible. Most of the rides are simulators, but still impressive.

Universal Studios Orlando was an unforgettable experience! One of the highlights of our visit was taking the Hogwarts Express between the two parks — not only was it convenient, but it also felt like we were truly part of the Wizarding World. The level of detail and storytelling on that ride alone was incredible. But hands down, my favorite attraction was Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts. From the moment you step into the Gringotts Bank, you’re completely immersed in the world of Harry Potter. The animatronic goblins, the massive chandelier, the underground vaults — everything was so well designed, it honestly felt like we were in the movie. The ride itself was thrilling, and the entire experience had us in awe from start to finish. We also spent a lot of time wandering through Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade, both packed with amazing details and great photo ops. The theming is next-level — from the moving portraits and magical shop windows to the sound effects and music, everything was spot on. We couldn’t leave without picking up a ton of souvenirs from the gift shops — wands, house scarves, chocolate frogs, and other fun Harry Potter merchandise for the whole family. If you're a Harry Potter fan, this is a must-visit. Even if you're not, the creativity, immersion, and overall fun at Universal are more than enough to make it an incredible day.

I’ve visited the Universal resort multiple times and have always come away with incredible memories. Parking is always easy enough and the walkways to CityWalk are well marshalled/sign posted. Wait times for rides massively vary based on time of day and public holidays (I recommend an early start and going as far from the entrance of each park, then working your way back). You can get lightening passes but it does expensive for a group. There’s plenty of live shows and character meet and greets, some highlights for me being meeting the Transformers and watching The Blues Brothers perform. The jewel in the crown is undoubtedly ’Harry Potter’, such a magical experience for little ones, there’s two sections spread across Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure, connected by a Hogwarts express. The Simpsons ‘Springfield’ is really fun too, I enjoyed a pint of Duff in Moe’s. The facilities are generally really good, you’re never far from food/drink and you can avoid long waits by using the app (be sure to try a giant Turkey Leg… yummy!). The parks are kept clean. I recommend the nighttime show, which includes fireworks, a drone and fountain display with characters and music from Universal movies such as Back To The Future, Jaws, Jurassic Park, Transformers, Ghostbusters and Harry Potter.

It was awesome, did the day pass for the day and the Halloween horror night for the evening. It really wasn't as busy as what I was thinking and what I've always heard from people. Got on the attractions fairly quickly without having to have a fast pass the park was nice and clean and actually people were pretty well behaved . Definitely will be going back with more of an extended stay and explore the other parks

I’ve been to Universal numerous times now and each time is a blast, always leaving with new memories. Best part is Harry Potter, the details they put into creating the theme park is incredible & very nostalgic for me. From someone who watches the movies every year around the holidays and then being able to step into the wizarding world myself is magical! TIP: Take a family picture somewhere in the wizarding world and have the live option on, then go into the settings for that picture and put it on a loop - now it’s a moving picture, just like how the pictures are done in Harry Potter! Overall, expensive park but completely worth it if haven’t you been!

I had a fantastic time a Universal! My only complaint would be that every single ride sprays you with water. I want to know what study was done or who decided that to make a simulator ride more immersive you need to have the ride sneeze on the riders. But whoever did, I have some questions for. Jokes aside, the attention to detail of the different themed sections are unreal. I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the entire park. My crew got through about 21 different rides/experiences staying from open till close. We definitely got lucky with the crowds our day and of course waited 105 minutes for Hagrid’s magical creature ride. But overall, so much fun!

Like a dream come true! Finally getting to see Harry Potter diagon alley was amazing. Loved all the other lands. Having express passes is definitely recommended! Especially if you're going to park hop. We had breakfast at the leaky Cauldron and it was delicious.

I decided to go on a whim and it was fantastic. Always fun at Universal and slands of Adventure. Went on the E.T ride, haven't been since I was kid and still loved it. i enjoyed all the rides I went on. Highly recommend getting the premier pass.

Fun place to visit. I took a lot of pictures throughout on my own. There are models of superheroes, movie actors, singers, and sports players. It was a long passage of models, so you definitely get your money's worth. I just wish there was more to it. It's a tunnel of a lot of models, but it would be nice to see more, or maybe get a deeper history lesson on the particular models. Still a fun place to stop if you get the chance. I got in for free with my teacher's Merlin pass, so look at your options before you pay the full price. Kids will enjoy coming here and seeing the models.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We visited Madame Tussauds Orlando and had such a fun experience! The wax museum is amazing, with so many famous figures that look incredibly real. We loved taking pictures and exploring each room. It’s a perfect place to visit with family, laugh, and enjoy a different kind of activity. Totally recommended! 📸🤩👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

If I am honest, my husband and I had no desire to go into this museum. However, we were killing time before our SeaLife visit and had free tickets so decided to fill the gap. We were both shocked at how much we actually enjoyed it. We thought it would be more targeted towards kids, but it wasn’t. It was very interactive and you could get your picture taken with the characters, available for purchase through the museum. The details of the characters were insane, while some were better than others. The staff throughout the museum were all very friendly as well. I would recommend.

Very good place if you want to see all big celebrities and famous scientist, politician. All are here. One can go and explore all places which is absolutely very good. Worthy place to visit. Best to take a combo ticket for This place, Eye, Sea aquarium.

What an amazing experience! The staff is so kind & knowledgeable. I had no idea how much work went into building these creations. The entire process reminds me of the show Face Off. I wonder if they rotate pieces - cuz I'll go back to see the new ones!

THIS ATTRACTION IS WORTH IT! We had a blast taking pictures with all the “celebrities” and this is definitely a spot meant to generate a lot of photo opportunities. Come with a fully charged camera/phone! It will definitely be a memorable experience!

Love Love this place I try to visit in every city I go to. This is nicer one Definitely love the Dark Knight exhibit. Almost too scary to walk through it. My pics aren't that great. The Hollywood room is cool as is the sports room

I absolutely love this cable park! My husband and I have been to all of the cable parks in Florida, and this is definitely one of my favorites! It is really well run, and I appreciate how they are always open rain or shine, and communicate very well when they’re not. It is the best run cable park that I’ve ever been to by far. All of the staff is so nice and encouraging. The vibes are great!

I've been coming here for the past 10 years and finally decided it's time to leave a review. Over the years, they've continued to improve the experience, and it really shows. I love the water spouts along the platforms—such a smart way to keep your feet cool under the hot sun! I recently brought some friends on a weekday, and we had an blast. No wait time at all, and the staff—from the receptionist to the operators—were incredibly friendly and helpful. It’s always great to see a place maintain high standards. Definitely planning to come back again soon!

My kids had fun today despite the storm that came earlier than we expected and stayed around. This activity is expensive but my kids look forward to coming to Orlando Watersports after our yearly end of season AAU Volleyball tournament. The staff was friendly and helpful and closed quick when needed for lightning and opened back up when the storm moved away so that we could get back on the water even though it was raining. We wanted to do the new surfing experience but the weather did make that not work out for us as the storm lasted longer than expected but we look forward to trying it out on our next trip.

We just left there and I couldn't wait to review this AH-MAZING place! We're here on vacation from SoCal and celebrating my son's 17th birthday. This was the place and activity he chose. The staff is beyond kind, customer service is impeccable and the activities were great!!!!! We all had a blast. Highly recommended and we'd actually come back just for this place. 10 stars 🌟

This is the best place in the entire world!!!!!! Jennys and Marketa are so incredibly helpful and knowledgeable!!! They help you find the best deals for your skill to ensure you have the best safe fun on the water!! As much as i love wakeboarding and wake skating, it is also the people here who make me want to come as often as I can 🌊... amazing people, everyone here all the coaches all the cable operators the ppl in the store..... I love OWC so much 💙

Came here for the first time today and we were so welcomed. The staff is absolutely wonderful and the prices are reasonable. We paid around 50$ pp and did tubing/the aquapark/& one of us did wakeboarding. For a group of 20+ year olds we felt like kids all day long. Spent 3 hours here. Did want to leave an AMAZING review for Jordan/Jordyn, he is absolutely wonderful. Will be coming here again.

First time here!!We had a great time. Did cable and obstacle course. Food was ok a bit expensive. I wasn’t aware I could have brought my own food. Next time we’ll be ready. Lots of seating comfy but need to replace cushions and pillows. Very helpful outside staff with boys trying to do the cables. We will definitely be back

This was a field trip for our homeschool group. What an amazing experience. The demonstration was awesome, the STEM class was fun, and of course, flying was incredible. The ages ranged from 4- 35. Was a great experience for all. The kids loved it so much we purchased flights for another day.

Visiting iFLY Indoor Skydiving was one of the best experiences I've ever had. From check-in to the flight, everything was very well organized and professional. The instructor explained each step clearly, and during the flight, they made sure we felt safe and comfortable. The feeling of suspension and freedom is incredible. Perfect for families, couples, and groups of friends. Totally worth it!

1 min of soaring at $35+ (cheapest deal with a summer saver online) and you get 2 rides for about $70. They try their best to selll you a high ride and more rides when you show up. But if you are a first time flyer, you may not like the experience hence my recommendation is not to take it. I wish they had a 15 sec trial run to give you a feel of the experience. The first ride pretty much went in trying getting used to th me posture and other things. And it was only the second ride that you we could enjoy. Terrible disappointment with this aspect hence the low rating Other that that the ibstructir was friendly. Overall a good experience, pro labor kit returning because this is not for us.

A TOTAL BLAST!! I felt free and would definitely do it again! I wish there was one locally. The instructor was great! He made us feel safe and fearless. Had a great time.

We had an incredible experience at iFly Orlando. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel welcomed and comfortable. Our instructor was outstanding—patient, knowledgeable, and great with my son. He took the time to explain everything clearly and made the entire session fun and exciting. My son had an unforgettable experience and is still talking about it. I highly recommend iFly Orlando to anyone looking for a unique and memorable adventure.

We came in as a group of four, including two apprehensive first-time flyers. We had an amazing time at iFly Orlando thanks to our incredible instructor, Tray! Tray’s patience, encouragement, and enthusiasm made all the difference. From start to finish, he made sure we were comfortable, safe, and most importantly, having fun! Even though we were nervous, we went for the high flight- and it was so awesome- I recommend you go for it, it’s totally worth it!! Thanks Tray for going above and beyond to make our experience awesome! 😎

This was our first ifly experience and we had the best time! It was myself, my 18 year old son, and 12 year old daughter. From start to finish everyone was amazing and welcoming and friendly. It is pretty expensive and a quick fly but they make it memorable. Tray was our fly master and was funny and made us all feel comfortable. .

Went tonight 11/21/2025 to ILLUMINATE an after hours event at Aquatica and had fun but was also a bit disappointed that everything costs extra once inside. S'mores kit like 8 dollars, train ride 5 dollars each it adds up. The lights were awesome and the dream station is great just don't forget to turn your cell phone off when you're seeing the wizard or you'll get in wizard trouble. Lol. The big man himself is there on vacation so make sure to stop and see him before he has to head to the North Pole. There are stations for the kids and lots of photo opportunities. Overall I give it an 8/10

WOW Aquatica! This is a hidden gem, beautiful, and admission is $40 the grounds are well kept and there’s quite a few rides! All the tubes, mats, and chairs are in new, clean condition, lots of shade and umbrellas throughout the park, friendly knowledgeable staff. I do also have a couple recommendations and intel, first small lockers are $30, so buying a high quality waterproof phone bag is recommended they are $40 here or $10 at Walmart (Body Glove) because your phone is your ticket. Also no coolers or outside food or drinks are allowed, however you can find water cups throughout the park or at the bars, theirs a water button on every soda machine. Also parking is $30 so if you’re staying close Uber may be cheaper. Lastly if you’re planning on coming at opening 10am on the weekends I recommend coming from the Double Tree Orlando way, the left turn light allows you to get in faster than the right. Hope this was helpful to you and your family! Have a great fun day!

I was NOT impressed. First of all, I got a ticket for ~$45, which I thought was pretty good, but then parking is$42.50, and the smallest locker is $35! So just walking in the door, I was up $122.50, much more expensive than a Disney water park, which is much nicer, has free parking, and lockers only cost $10. One nice thing is that the park opens at 9, and there are arguably more slides that a solo rider can do. But all the slides don't open at 9, I had to come back round to the toilet-bowl projector slides (which are SO HOT - temperature wise) and the lazy river, which doesn't open until 10, and opens with a big line when it does. Speaking of the lazy river, it's so short! You do float by the commerson's dolphin tank and a scuzzy fish tank, but it's pretty crowded from the get-go. I liked the rapids river a good bit better. The body slide through the dolphin tank is kinda neither here nor there - the clear tube is so scummy with algae - which is intentional, there are signs about it - that even if a dolphin happened to swim by the exact moment you pass, you'd hardly be able to see it. After Typhoon Lagoon the two wave pools look very gentle. And overall, the water is really tepid everywhere. I don't know if other parks cool their water any, but it was noticeably not refreshing to be in the water at this park. Also, unlike the Disney parks, if you are a single rider, they aren't going to try to put you with people on the three raft rides, you just can't ride those. By arriving early, I easily got through the entire park before lunch and I was pretty determined to not give them any more money, so I left before noon. I'm pretty sure every other water park in the area is better than this one. It's clean, but there's a lot that could be rehabbed - like the colorful tubes over the lazy river, many of them are deflated and in one spot they're falling down over the water. I felt like I paid a lot for a little here.

We visited the park as a family with kids (ages 4 and 6), and I can highly recommend it! It’s best to book tickets online in advance to avoid waiting at the entrance. The park itself is huge, so I suggest arriving early to make the most of the day. It’s perfect for younger kids, with an entire area full of playgrounds and activities, plus a few tube slides – the kids had the best time running around and enjoying every moment! We didn’t manage to see everything, but we definitely hope to come back again!

A lot of people have said this place is run down etc but we were here today and myself and the kids thought it was excellent! We hired a Cabana were there th whole day and had a brilliant time. Will definitely be back

Amazing Family Fun at the Aquatic Orlando Water Park! I recently had the pleasure of visiting a fantastic Aquatic Orlando water park that truly lives up to its reputation! From the moment we arrived, it was clear to see why the lines can get busy—there's something for everyone here! I highly recommend buying your tickets online for a smooth entry, allowing you to skip the lines and dive right into the fun. This water park offers attractions for all ages, from toddlers to adults. The lazy river was a highlight, as it seemed like everyone was enjoying a relaxing float. It was wonderful to see my toddler safely playing in the designated area, making new friends while splashing around. The water levels were perfect, and older kids had a blast on the various water rides, too! Life jackets are available throughout the park, which is great for parents who want to ensure their kids are safe while enjoying the rides. Additionally, the park has a variety of food options, including fries, chicken —perfect for refueling after all the excitement! I didn't bother renting a Cabana or a chair since our kids range in different ages. We needed to be close enough to see them. Plus I feel it's a waste of money. You didn't come to a water park to sit down. One of the standout features for my family was the wave pools. The waves were thrilling for both kids and adults, and it was fun to watch my children bounce around in the water. The wave action alternates between calm and energetic, giving everyone a chance to have fun in a safe environment. We managed to visit the park twice during our trip because we purchased passes in advance, saving us both time and money. Florida has so much to offer beyond Disney, and these passes made our experience even better, allowing us to enjoy the park without the hassle of long wait times. The overall layout of the park is very family-friendly. The locker rentals are reasonably priced, which is helpful for storing belongings while you enjoy the day. Despite a few rain showers, we made the most of our visit and had a fantastic time. If you're planning a trip, I recommend arriving early to maximize your day. By the afternoon, the kids were happily exhausted from all the fun! Overall, this water park deserves a solid four stars! It’s a wonderful place for families to create lasting memories. So, gear up, grab your tickets, and get ready for a day full of adventure!

Fun place but had a lot of water slides closed and had the longest waits for lines I ever seen for a water park. I've been to 10 water parks and this is the only one that doesn't allow go pro cameras attached to a wrist strap on a water slide. People who work for Adventure Island, Busch Gardens, Disney and Universal are much nicer than the people that work here. Some of the water slides here look a little dated and some have been closed so long there's algae growing on it.

So fun. I love titanic and learning all about it so I loved the experience. Student discount price. Went on a Thursday and u was the only guest there. There were some workers walking around dressed up as passengers and in character so that was so fun. So many artifacts to look at. Layout was so fun with recreated rooms. Could take pictures except in front of the staircase where there was a photographer to capture a photo but it normally costs money. I was able to get a free photo by signing up for the app. Fun little gift shop at the end too!

The ONLY negative was waiting for certain areas to be accessed. Great presentation. Did learn quite a bit. Was not impressed with the drink selections (adult or otherwise). Some people's food (steak) was completely unacceptable where mine was perfect. ALL of the performers were well versed and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend this dinner and show.

Nice birthday getaway. Great company. Actors is great abd approachable. You don't need to do the exhibition if you are doing the dinner gala. Bring a shawl as the iceberg room and the one before it is cold.

One of my most favorite places to visit while on holiday, from the artifacts to the grand staircase to the wonderful actor who plays his character so well on informing us of so much we didn't know regarding the Titanic. It was emotional and very well put together. I would definitely recommend this for a place to spend a few hours. Absolutely beautiful ❤️ I've only posted a few photos as I don't want to ruin the experience for others.

We Had a stellar visit at the exhibit. It's amazing to see the history behind the funding and building of the ship. It's story is beyond belief. To think that so many people thought so highly of It's grandeur without one shadow of doubt in their minds. To put so much trust in man-made ships in that era was mind boggling to witness 2nd hand. This exhibit immerses you in the experience. You walk in and are handed a boarding pass which has an actual passenger name and details. Make sure you take the time to see what became of them. (Whether they survived or not). It was neat to bear witness to preserved artifacts and replicas of certain aspects of the ship. To see and feel an inkling of what those passengers experienced is a must! The difference in not only the service they received but the materials used in the different traveling classes and levels was crazy! The food menus, the China, even the flooring and tile. Can you imagine not having a bathroom in your cabin? Hop aboard the Titanic in Orlando and just get a small glimpse of what daily life was like in that time frame!

Very nice museum with plenty of history and artifacts for a tragic time. Would be great to know in advance of special events where the museum is closed to the public, purchased tickets online and arrived same day only to find out we had to wait 2 hrs for the private tour to complete. Not everyone can manage unexpected changes like that.

The exhibit was amazing. There are so many real pieces from the Titanic plus numerous other artifacts of relevance from sister ships. You also get assigned a real passenger (card with their info) before you explore to see if you (the real person) survived the tragedy.

I had such a great time walking around Universal CityWalk with my fiancée! The atmosphere was incredible — full of music, lights, and energy. We stopped for some Voodoo Doughnuts, and they were amazing! Everything about the place just felt fun and welcoming. There are so many great restaurants and shops to explore, and everything is super clean and well-kept. It was the perfect mix of excitement and relaxation — we’ll definitely be coming back again soon!

Nice, clean, safe space for singles, couples, families! Great food. A little expensive, but no more than to be expected for a touristy spot. I like the options and it's only growing! Happy Halloween y'all 🎃 🤪

I'm pretty sure anything you want to eat can be found here. Surprisingly the prices are on par with restaurants outside of the resort area. Atleast they are compared to NY and NJ. It looks incredible too. Especially when the sun goes down and the lights come on. The mini golf course is impressive though that was expensive.

Great atmosphere and plenty of things to do both day and night. The place feels alive — music, food, and people everywhere. Perfect spot for an evening walk or dinner after the parks. Parking is organized, and everything feels clean and safe.

It’s not bad. Plenty of food & drink options. However, keep in mind there is not much to do here unless you are going to the park. There is a movie theater & putt golf. Shopping is mainly theme parks merchandise.

A nice way to spend the day if you want to browse though something different than the universal parks. Lots of food options and stores. It does get crowded. I enjoy the evening atmosphere with food and music.

Nice place to visit, but a bit smaller and more crowded than expected. Compared to Disney Springs, Universal CityWalk feels tighter and busier, especially in the evening. The atmosphere is lively, and there are plenty of restaurants and entertainment options, but the paid parking was a bit disappointing — it takes away from the experience. Overall, it’s still a fun spot to spend a few hours, just be ready for the crowds and the parking fee

Old Town is a cozy spot with great food, drinks, activities, and themed evenings. In October, there’s a big focus on Halloween. There was also a car exhibition, which was really cool! The atmosphere is lively and welcoming.

Ticket attendants were friendly and polite. We went around 3p on a Monday. So not crowded. Fun for my son who’s 6. He loved the kiddy coaster and monster truck.

Very much enjoyed our evening here. Checked this place out for their weekend " Car Show". Many cars all decked out in led lights and pretty awesome paint jobs! From Corvettes, Mustangs,Camaros, to lifted trucks. Nice clean areas, good places to eat, and of course the Amusement area for the kids, or even adults. Lol Next time we are taking our dog, place is dog friendly too! Looking for fun things to do or relax , eat listen to music? Try this place out! Glad we did. [ BEST PART- IT'S FREE TOO GET IN]

Amazing to see the dedication of these car owners! Even when the heavens opened up, they were still out there, smiling and showing off their beautiful cars to please the crowds. A fantastic display of passion and commitment—truly impressive!

First time, a notorious tourist trap but it does have some interesting shops, from designer popcorn, to cigars, to moonshine made right there! The cool cars come out on Friday and Saturday night for a cruise!

Came out durning the week and found a bit of places closed. But yet gave off old town feeling which I like. A bit of a slow and easy area to visit. Must come back on a Friday/Saturday night as advertised for a better feel.

Visited Old Town on a Friday night for the car cruise and funfair, it really gives a feel of what it was like back in the day , beautifully kept buildings and streets with lots of shops and eating places, but at night it comes alive with the car cruise, well worth a visit, oh yes and the 300 ft sky coaster is a must

This is a most shaded, well marked, maintained trail free of entrance, with full restrooms & water refill stations. hidden right in the middle of Orlando’s theme parks It offering an educational program costs $2 for wildlife & vegetarian right next to the entryway. As 08/17/25 partially trail are closed. I looped the 3 miles trail a few times it still doesn’t get boring, trails are a mix of grass, sand, dirt, & the elevation is about 9 feet, in a 100 degree heat relatively an easy hike. I had an amazing time with the weather gave me everything from sunshine to clouds then heavy rain that started pouring just as I reached the gate.

Tibet-Butler Nature Preserve has beautiful trails, and a lovely education center. The trails are well maintained, with maps and directions readily available. Paper maps are available to carry with you, and posted signs tell you which direction will take you to which trail. It is easy for the trails to muddy due to rain, and can several days before they dry completely so be mindful of the weather and your footwear. There isn’t much room on either side of the path to step around the puddles should you visit on a muddy day. No shop on premises with water or snacks, but the public restrooms have a water fountain and water bottle refill station. There is a little free library in the picnic area, along with a sandbox for the kids.

The nature preserve has wide trails with a mix of sun and shade. There is an air conditioned center featuring nature exhibits. They have restrooms and free parking. Bikes and dogs are not allowed on trails. This is a great spot for kids!

Beautiful place, nice trails, cool visitors center. Loved seeing the tortoises. Very peaceful, even on a weekend. Parts of the trail can be wet, so if you’re visiting when it’s been raining plan your shoes accordingly.

Great little park. Easy access if you have a car and you’re in the Disney World area. I visited in September so it gets quite hot by late morning. Very cool and different environments right next to each other. Took pictures of lots of wildflowers and also ran into a gopher tortoise. Bring water on your hike and take a break at the Osprey overlook.

Welcome to a slice of nature buried in the middle of the suburbs. My son and I just got back from this Preserve and I have to say, it was gorgeous. First you have the welcome center that has all kinds of educational material inside include two adolescent alligators. You can learn about the songs of frogs and what happens when lightning hits a forest. There is a tortoise and gopher turtle that live at the center. Then you embark on your journey on the hiking trails. Get a map and take lots of photos. It was cool and shaded on most trails and they have a water bottle refill station.

I went here on a whim in hopes of doing a little birdwatching while in Orlando. The location is very convenient, and the facilities and trails are very nice. It's a beautiful little park. I saw a couple of new-to-me birds, but mostly gray catbirds. (I love catbirds!) Bring bug spray! There are mosquitoes everywhere. Coming from New England, I didn't think to bring bug spray in November. My dumb butt got bitten about 10 times!

It's a museum where you will find exhibitions in 3 different floors. You will have the opportunity to see the court hall and explore the history of Orlando. There's a small shop to get nice souvenirs and handmade items.

I had a wonderful experience during my visit. The atmosphere was incredibly peaceful, with very few people around, which made it feel quite serene. It’s an ideal place for families looking to spend quality time together without the usual crowds. I highly recommend this destination for those seeking a calm and enjoyable outing with their loved ones.

Good museum to learn about local history. Some parts are overwhelming with too much information. Would like to see more interactive displays. It's relatively inexpensive to enter. You can self tour or have a decent tour.

The Orange County Regional History Center is a welcoming, stimulating environment to learn all about Florida and Orlando history. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by a very lovely girl at the front desk who was very helpful, I think her name was Riley. The immersive and educational exhibits allowed me to learn more about the state I’ve been living in my whole life and the city I spend most of my time visiting. Recommend for individuals of all ages!

What a great experience! I am a local and randomly came here with my partner and we had a blast. There was an owl that came to visit that day

Wonderful local history museum with excellent staff. I had a lovely few hours here interacting with the exhibits and learning local history. The building itself is beautiful and the facilities, exhibits and common areas are kept immaculate. Orlando and surrounding areas have such rich history and I’m happy to see the dedication that this museum takes to preserve it.

The 4th floor, pre-colonial through conquistador history, and 3rd floor, colonial Florida through Disney, are very well done. The information is presented through a variety of media that will keep the attention of all ages. The 2nd floor the African Americans in Florida and a collection of objects from 150 years of Orlando history. The section on African American consisted of hundreds of paragraphs posted on the walls and some pictures. I'm sure if I could have spent the 3 hours (at least) needed to read my way through it would have been informative. You should have done better with this exhibit.

This is a fantastic place. We are all huge Harry Potter fans, so very excited to visit. The sets and designs are out of this world, as are the rides. The main downside is the volume of people that can detract from your enjoyment. Having to fight to move around, get in and out of shops is crazy. Sadly this only brings out the worst in fellow muggles in the park. The lockers for rides was very stressful. Personally I'd avoid during school holidays and summer. There's loads to love about this section of the park but Universal need to prioritise the experience over volumes of people in the park. We bought our son a new generation wand and 92 dollars for what is essentially moulded plastic is insane. This creates much of the movie atmosphere in the areas but just as you're starting to enjoy it, you're being pushed or bumped into. I'm so pleased we paid for fast passes as 2 hours to queue for rides in the extreme heat is horrific for all, especially families with small children.

If you're a Potter fan, this is a must. The attention to detail is breathtaking, and there are all sorts of nooks and crannies to explore. The Escape from Gringots ride is great fun, and there is a ton to see even when you're standing in line. If you have an interactive wand, look for the many places to use it here. The only downside is the crowds, but where ISN'T that the case?

Visiting Diagon Alley in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Orlando is nothing short of magical. The moment you step through the brick archway, the real world slips away and you’re transported straight into the heart of the wizarding world. The views are breathtaking and surreal, from the towering dragon perched atop Gringotts to the charming crooked storefronts lining the cobblestone streets. Every detail feels lovingly crafted, making it easy to believe you’ve wandered into the pages of the books or scenes from the films. What truly sets Diagon Alley apart is its ability to feel timeless. No matter how many times you visit, the experience never loses its wonder. Whether you’re savoring a butterbeer, browsing Ollivanders for the perfect wand, or watching the dragon roar to life, each moment feels just as enchanting as the first. It’s a place where nostalgia and awe intertwine, creating an experience that delights fans of all ages. If you’re looking for a theme park area that offers true immersion, unforgettable sights, and pure magic, Diagon Alley is an absolute must-visit.

My favourite part of this Universal park. Creepy, magical, stunning artistic designs of an 'off kilter' magical world. The ice cream is a must at the cones shop, as is the infamous butter beer available nearby. Slightly disappointing is the lack of fire-breathing from the dragon at the bank, two days on the trot. Come on Universal...you charge plenty for admission.......

The wizardly world was actually the best part of Universal Studio to me. They really did a great job with the exterior, interior and overall vibes of the place. So many people were stopping at the windows of each store, twirling their wands to cast magic spell, and the windows will actually respond back with water, smoke or other things. There was also the dragon who spit fire every 10 minutes. Standing underneath the dragon, I could actually feel the heat of the fire. They had so many different shops here. One dedicated to all kinds of wands. Another shop had all the costume, replicas, apparel and gears from the franchise. We found a bank shop that sold Happy Porter money and coins. We actually got a $10 bill and coin set. There were couple other shops that sold variety of merchandise. There were couple of rides here, one of them was very popular, wait time was over 40 minutes and all items needed to be put in lockers before entering the ride.

Really cool place. Every Harry Potter fan would appreciate this. Literally feels like you’re in the movies. I also got a butter beer which made it feel even more authentic.

We love visiting Hogsmeade and Hogwarts in Universal’s theme parks. The detail is incredible, down to the products in the stores it feels so authentic and you are completely immersed in the world of Harry Potter.

Tremendous collections and beautifully curated! Don’t miss the far back displays of the Tiffany home pieces and of course the stunning chapel. This was so much larger than I originally imagined it would be and I feel like you could visit multiple times and see new things missed on previous visits. They’ve done a wonderful job providing details and history, and we’ll definitely be back for a re-visit!

What an amazing museum. I am a lover of everything glass and this place blew me away! The care and detail shown to restoring pieces (and entire rooms) is amazing. Thank you for sharing this with the world. I'm sure LC Tiffany is very pleased to see his art live on and be enjoyed. I will be back!

Impressive museum with magnificent artwork and fascinating history, but I am a frequent museum attendant and have never experienced such intrusive security guards. I felt as though my personal space was encroached upon multiple times and like I always had eyes on me. We still thoroughly enjoyed our visit, but I can definitely see how it’s thrown others off. The peacefulness of museums is paramount to me and the interferences made it a little tough to feel serene and impeded my ability to immerse myself. I doubt I would return due to this. There is also not enough in the museum to justify multiple trips anyway—we were able to soak in what was available during the few hours we were there, and we read practically everything. Despite all my grumbling above, it was a lovely stop and I would highly recommend to anybody looking for some beautiful art and history in the area.

I loved this museum! The Tiffany glass collection was amazing and so were the other pieces showcased. There's free parking for the museum and a giftshop as you exit. They have the miniature version of some of the Tiffany lamps. The bathroom was super cleaned and the place and surroundings are well kept. The entrance fee was $6 for adults. I will definitely go back.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Morse Museum. The collection of Tiffany art was spectacular and we learned so much!! Take your time as you meander through the variety of galleries. I highly recommend the experience.

I grew up in Winter Park but this was our first time going to the Morse museum. To hear the stories of Tiffany and the beautiful artwork was pretty amazing. I really enjoyed this experience with my family.

Afternoon at Tiffany's parking on upper floors across the street. Great samples of artisans and great works large and small. The story of this creative family is presented.

Lovely place! It’s very big so please take the map to enjoy the full experience. You can walk around, it’s very peaceful and the coffee inside was actually pretty good. I enjoyed it. Bathrooms are pretty good too, they have one at the entry and another one in the gardens, in the Cottage area. Very clean. Lovely pictures!

WOW! Absolutely gorgeous. Over 15,000 square feet of lush gardens and fun activities for everyone. Definitely recommend the rose and tropical gardens! All of their gardens are beautiful and well-maintained by the staff and volunteers. We also enjoyed the tour of the homestead which I would highly recommend! They gave an incredible timeline and walkthrough of the home and history of the garden. Would absolutely go back and would recommend this to any travel-goers near the Orlando area!

I recommend this park! I love nature and walking. My husband invited me, but I didn't know where we were going. It was a warm autumn day. There weren't many people around. We walked for many hours, looking at the plants, relaxing on the benches, and talking. It's a shame the museum was closed that day. I love learning the history of the place I'm in, pieces of history about the lives of the people who lived there and created this place.

Went here for a visit with my boyfriend, and at the time they were holding a themed scavenger hunt, which guided you through the park and led you to a treasure chest! Extremely beautiful place, all plants are labeled carefully and the terrain is not hard, so most levels of walkers/slow joggers can have fun here! There is some (avoidable) uphill incline and boarded walkways for those with accessibility/wheelchair concerns. Most areas are shaded and there is a beautiful, vintage styled rose garden with a fountain. Overall, all ages would find something to wonder at here. Admission is not extremely pricey, so make sure to check this out if you’re in the Orlando area!

Absolutely lovely garden filled with birds and butterflies. I felt this garden was inspiring and beautiful. I highly recommend!!! ❤️ Located just minutes from downtown Orlando, Harry P. Leu Gardens is truly a hidden gem and a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. As soon as I stepped through the gates, I was surrounded by a lush, tropical landscape that felt both calming and rejuvenating. The pathways wind through beautifully maintained gardens, each section offering something unique—from rose gardens bursting with color and fragrance to towering camellias and serene shaded areas under centuries-old oak trees draped in Spanish moss. I saw an incredible variety of birds during my walk, and butterflies flitted between the blooms, adding to the almost magical atmosphere. The gardens are well-labeled, so you can actually learn about the different species as you stroll, which made the experience even more engaging. The historic Leu House Museum is also worth a visit while you're there, giving you a glimpse into the area's history and the family that once lived on the property. Whether you're a plant lover, a photographer, or just looking for a quiet place to reflect, this garden is a must-visit. I left feeling relaxed, inspired, and connected to nature.

Amazing!!! The Leu Gardens is remarkably lush, peaceful and serene. The grounds are well maintained with paved walkways throughout. We were pleasantly surprised at how large the gardens actually are (and there are numerous benches, to relax and enjoy the surroundings). The staff was courteous, knowledgeable and very helpful. Highly recommended.

Harry P. Leu Gardens is a beautiful and peaceful place to explore. The gardens are spacious, lush, and thoughtfully maintained, offering a lovely mix of tropical plants, flowers, and shaded walking paths. It feels calm and refreshing, a great escape from the city. Staff and volunteers are pleasant and welcoming, happy to share insights about the plants and history. A perfect spot for a quiet walk, photography, or simply enjoying nature at a relaxed pace.

Well, what an experience this was! This location is absolutely NOTHING like the Melbourne location, it's 1000 times better! Yesterday 9-14-2025 I had an experience to remember. From the very beginning I was greeted very promptly and even got to speak with the manager (not that I needed to) but I was waiting for the counter lady to come out from the backroom and I let the manager know up front that it was my first time at this location. I actually went Saturday but it was so busy and didn't want to wait in a long line. I'm not a fan of long lines. Anyway I went back Sunday and the manager that engaged conversation thoroughly explained all the pricing and packages very well. I just felt so welcomed here and even the counter lady was super nice and happy! Everyone was so happy and it was just an amazing experience. Now for the track. The track I was on gave me the ultimate challenge but I like that. I love challenge especially cornering. The karts are definitely uniquely designed and the slick track definitely makes you think twice about speeding into corners 🤣 I went solo on this trip to Orlando but I will DEFINITELY be back with friends and we'll spend the whole day next time. As I type this I can't wait to go back! I didn't get counter lady's name or the manager but I'm sure if either of them see this they'll remember me! ATMOSPHERE WAS TOP NOTCH!

Our first time, and it was great! Go karts, virtual reality, so many arcade games- there really is something for everyone. The staff was so friendly and helpful. One of the arcade games stopped working while I was playing and they had someone come fix it so quickly! This place was a highlight of our trip!

This place is pretty awesome. Electric indoor go-kart tracks for all ages. Bowling alley. Arcade and Skill games. Virtual reality. Multiple player racing games. Restaurant on the lower level, bar on the top level. A bit on the expensive side so search online for discounts but the place is well worth going too. You will have fun. Remember it’s all inside a huge air conditioned building.

Tha was my first time there, we usually go to top golf! The place is huge, they do offer indoor Karting (has option for Kids and Adults) they are electric. We didn't race, but we did play bowling (can I call it bowling?, well, they do call bowling) but no whole into the balls and small balls, like bocce. The arcade machines are OK, should have more options to play together and less crappie bear machines or ticket ones! It's a fun place, even with that micro bowling

Kids had a blast. Multiple different age appropriate kart racing tracks. Family friendly. Lots of arcade options. Racing simulations. Laser tag and more on premises. Friendly staff. Lots of birthday parties held. Food on site. Bar on site. Lots of tvs for sporting events and watch parties. Free parking.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Orlando! From start to finish, everything was seamless, well-organized, and stress-free. Patricia, the manager, welcomed us with such patience and professionalism. She walked us through our schedule, made sure everything was clear, and truly set the tone for the day. Chy from the events department was phenomenal—she guided my daughter and her friends to each activity, always with kindness, patience, and attention to detail. She answered all of our questions with ease and made sure everyone felt comfortable and cared for. Jose, our bartender, was outstanding as well—friendly, attentive, and always available when we needed him. His service really added to the overall experience. We never felt lost or left with questions—every staff member went above and beyond to cater to us. It made the whole day smooth, fun, and memorable. Thank you, Patricia, Chy, and Jose, for making our celebration truly special!

This place is big!!!! Indoor gokarts, ducking bowling, arcade and redemption games. Lots to do. Reasonably priced. Food was decent, but the service was extremely poor. Had to wait 30 minutes just to get the check!

I had a delightful experience at the pirate dinner adventure show. The storyline was engaging and filled with unexpected twists, while the acrobatics showcased incredible athleticism and skill that truly captivated the audience. I particularly appreciated how interactive the performance was, drawing the crowd in and making us feel like part of the adventure. However, the food left something to be desired; it was rather bland and didn’t quite live up to my expectations. On the brighter side, the service was attentive and friendly, which helped to enhance the overall experience. That said, the event was quite pricey, and I couldn’t help but notice the constant requests for tips, which felt a bit excessive.

We had such a great time! The chicken was fall off the bone good. The entertainment and service was fantastic. I definitely recommend upgrading and buying the extra big cup at the check in, totally worth it!

Had a great time here with my family. Was awesome being part of the show as well. Food was good. Energy was electric and the crew was amazing. Good family fun.

Spectacular performance and delicious food. I loved the swashbuckling story and songs with all the audience interactivity. Excellent service, and the food was great! I definitely recommend it for families.

I’ve never been to a dinner show but I am glad this was my first one!!! It was a blast! We are locals, where everything is meant to entertain and engage. However this show was top notch. The stunts were exciting. The story was fun. The pirates were a joy. What I loved most about it was the engagement with the audience. I felt that everyone had a part in the show. All the kids who wanted to participate were called up on stage and were initiated as pirates. The food wasn’t amazing but it didn’t taste like mass produced cafeteria food. The servers were attentive. So much fun, and we can’t wait to do it again.

It was suggested by the concierge at the Sheraton Vistana Resort to take my grandchildren to the Pirates Dinner Adventure. I took the advice and we attended the performance. We sat next to the mermaid's parents in the theater! The show was entertaining, although quite a bit of dueling, punching, and fighting took place. Overall, the show was good, acrobatics and all. The mermaid was very agile and talented. The dinner was good, kingly portions that we were not able to finish. The gift shop was a little tricky and misleading. After the children were told to pick items, afterward, we were told they weren't pre-paid, and they expected additional money for them. We passed on that. There was plenty of free parking. The restrooms were clean and stocked. There was a huge sword and dagger display, I'm not sure if they were for sale. They took photos that were for sale, but I thought they were overpriced, so we passed on that also. In all fairness, it was entertaining, kid friendly, and different. I would recommend this place.

I went on the weekend with my friend, the show and the attention was the best, our servers were very attentive and kind, one of them, Gaby, was super friendly and helpful. A great experience, especially for kids, but they make sure to include the whole family. I love it!

Great experience. Short lines for attractions now in October. Family friendly and lots attractions for solo riders. The best attraction by far doesn't have a line and it's the wave pool with those tsunami-like waves. The crushers were very good as well. Not the most thrilling water park I've been to. But certainly one of the most charming ones to have a pleasant day. Perfect combination I would say, for all kind of people

Weather was perfect for today, Monday, end of November 2025. Kids had fun, barely any lines to wait in. Staff was friendly. The wave pool was great, the wave is really big. We got thrown back. Kids enjoyed that for a long time.

Had an amazing day here mostly relaxed the wave machine is immense. I would however caution entering if you are at all unsteady on your feet. The waves are powerful even in the shallow part of the attraction. The lazy river was amazing and the kids really enjoyed all the slides and attractions. Even though the park was closed early due to a very intense thunderstorm it was completely worth the visit. We hired a cabana and the service was great.

Excellent water park. Getting in was easy with no queue. Parking was easy (no extra charge). They charge $10 for a standard locker (tiny) or $15 for a bigger one, I recommend getting the bigger one. You get towels so don't take your own (like we did). We went on a Sunday but it want too busy and we hardly queued for a ride. We had a 7 and 3 year old and there was loads of slides and things for them to go on. I think of you child is over 48inches they can pretty much go on everything (if they are close to the height they do check). Family raft rides were a lot of fun, our 3 year old loved and was scared at the same time! Wave pool is good but it is a big wave...be warned...it wiped us all out! Haha We spend the whole day there, and didn't stop all day! The kids loved it and wanted to go back. If you have a younger family this park is perfect and the water was really warm!

Great water park to return to,easy to relax and take in the sun with some big waves that will take you off your feet. Not a huge amount of rides for adults,but we knew that. Complimentary towels,just ask anytime,more parks should be like this,good to be back.

This waterpark is a fantastic place - we visited 3 times as we had such a hoot there! There are body rides, aquacoaster rides, food, drink, loads of different places to grab a sunbed without having to be where the main ones are, the sand doesn't get hot and is so powdery that it doesn't stick to you And the second biggest wave machine in the world, so much so that sometimes it's hired out to surfers of an evening! WE LOVED THIS park and prefered it to Universal's VolcanoBay which was just TOO big that it overwhelmed you! Also free parking which, is a plus as every other park, be it Disney or Universal, you had to pay for parking!

Spent 10 days at Disney / Universal, visiting from Canada. Four adults and four granddaughters. Different strokes for different folks but this was by far my most enjoyable day. Kids from aged 2 to 12 loved it. If you can afford it, book the umbrella cabana beside the lazy river - about $200 USD. Food service, free soft drinks and water, comfortable seating and privacy. The service was exceptional. Wave pool, river, and tube / raft rides are all great. Reserve the cabana in advance - tough to get depending upon the time of year.

I loved this place so much🌋. Thought the water was gonna be cold but NOPE, they have a system at the bottom of the beach/pool that keeps throwing hot water so it keeps it warm. The rides/slide are something else that you will love. The cabanas looked amazing even though I didn’t use them. The day me and my family went it was raining but still we had a lot of fun. Best part??? The lazy river 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 OMG everyone is going to love that one. Tickets were $80 not bad for how much are the other parks.

Volcano Bay is probably the best water park in Orlando — and that’s saying a lot given the competition. The entire park is beautifully themed, centered around the towering Krakatau volcano that actually erupts and glows at night, creating an atmosphere that’s part tropical paradise, part cinematic spectacle. Every corner feels immersive, from the sandy beaches and cascading waterfalls to the crystal-clear wave pool that makes you forget you’re still in the city. It’s a bit disappointing that Universal decided to retire the TapuTapu system, the reason for only 4 stars. That feature really set Volcano Bay apart — being able to tap in for virtual lines and unlock hidden water effects around the park made the experience feel futuristic and stress-free. Without it, the vibe is still amazing, but the wait times definitely sting more. The Krakatau Aqua Coaster, is an absolute blast — a mix between a roller coaster and a water slide — but the line can stretch over an hour now, which makes it harder to justify riding. That said, there’s still a lot to love. The park has some of the best lazy rivers anywhere, from the serene Kopiko Wai Winding River to the action-packed TeAwa Fearless River that actually tosses you around with its rapids. Overall, even with the loss of TapuTapu, Volcano Bay remains an incredible experience. It’s the perfect blend of thrill, relaxation, and stunning design — the kind of place where you can spend an entire day and still feel like you’re on vacation.

At this time of year it was busy but not like peak season. The lines were nice and short on every ride except Krakatoa. The lockers were plentiful for early arrivals. Only bad thing was nearly all of the restaurant options were closed. We enjoyed our day in the water and sunshine.

We enjoyed our time at Volcano Bay. One of the best water parks I have had the pleasure of visiting. We had the Premium seating. This included two lounge chairs and a cover. This is a good holding area for a small group of 4 at most. Highly suggest that all ticket holder arrive early to the park to be able to get in line for the most popular rides. We spent a lot of time in the rapid river and the Wave pool.

This was my first time here and let me tell you what... I should have gone years ago!! This was the best water parks I have ever been to and for a pretty affordable price too. We easily spent the entire day here and could have been here for another day. They have a huge lazy river, a white water rapids river, multiple slides, a water coaster, and a massive wave pool beneath the volcano. It's so surreal and incredibly fun.

We had a great experience at Volcano Bay. After a rocky start at Universal this was the perfect ending to our 4 day park experience. I love the watch they give you for the rides (something I feel the rest of the parks should implement). It gives you the chance to actually enjoy the rest of the park while waiting for the rides with the long waits to buzz us to get in line. Loved it! The rides were fun and there was something for everyone. Area for the kids, rides for the thrill seekers, rides for those a little scarier than others, and the 2 rivers were great. The kids loved the wave pool and summoning the waves. A few negatives....the price of cabanas were ridiculous $900. I was expecting it to be more expensive than others parks, but $900 is just outrageous. There was not enough umbrellas sit under, so if you didn't pay the absorbent fee for cabanas or private seating you were in the hot sun all-day. They really need more maps around of how to navigate the park. Getting back to your spot could prove to be difficult at times. Other than that we had a great time and would return.

From the moment we arrived at Volcano Bay, we felt like we had stepped into another world! The park’s design is stunning, filled with tropical colors, lush scenery, and relaxing music that sets the perfect mood. Everything was well-organized from the moment we entered until the end of the day. Attractions & Activities: The water rides here are incredibly diverse, ranging from thrilling high-speed slides for adrenaline seekers to lazy rivers and large pools perfect for families. My kids had a blast in the children’s area, which was safe, clean, and well-supervised by attentive staff. My spouse and I tried the massive slide that goes down from inside the volcano — an unforgettable experience! Cleanliness & Services: The park is spotless everywhere you go, and the restrooms are clean and well-equipped. Sun loungers and umbrellas are neatly arranged, making it easy to relax between activities. The TapuTapu system was brilliant — no need to stand in long lines, and everything felt smooth and convenient. Food & Drinks: Plenty of dining options with reasonable prices for a tourist location. We tried some quick bites and refreshing cold drinks, which were perfect after hours of fun in the water. Extra Services – Cabana Rental: We rented a cabana during our visit. While it was comfortable and provided shade and privacy, the rental price felt a bit high compared to the services and amenities offered. Overall Atmosphere: The staff were extremely friendly and always ready to help with a smile. The overall vibe of the park was full of joy and laughter. Even with the crowds, everything was so well-organized that it never felt overwhelming. Note: The only downside was that it took us over an hour to get from the park exit to the parking lot due to heavy congestion. Hopefully, this can be improved in the future to make the end of the day as smooth as the rest of the experience. Conclusion: Our day at Volcano Bay was one of the highlights of our Orlando trip. I highly recommend dedicating a full day to enjoy everything the park has to offer and arriving early to make the most of it. Perfect for families, couples, and groups of friends looking for a mix of fun and relaxation. We will definitely be back!

It was my birthday and I decided to go to the museum of illusions in Orlando and Disney Springs and let me just tell you it was just absolutely 10 out of 10 mind-boggling my mother and I had such a fun time we had to ask some people for some help to really understand what to do but in the end we had thousands of pictures hundreds of smiles and loads of giggles that last lifetime this place is such a fun spot. Bring definitely go here for your birthday. Bring your family friends

My husband and I went and had a blast!! We laughed almost the entire time and took a ton of pictures! It’s really fun, the staff were so friendly and took our photos, and the exhibits are really amazing!! Definitely a great place to stop in at!

It was interesting, but crowded. Kind of a small space. A few large groups made exploring everything difficult. I think if the " guides" were assigned to groups, and they staggered entry, that it would be more enjoyable and you'd get to check it all out. Plus the guides could help with photos and info. They spent more time standing and talking to each other. We did have one help stage for a picture. He was nice.

The museum is fun.You have to take time to explore and read the instruction on each one. Prepare to take great photos. The museum is small. You can park for free in the garage. Free valley parking for tip. There are other things around there to explore if you have more time.

I visited the Museum of Illusions in Orlando with a group of friends and we had such a great time. The exhibits were interactive, creative, and full of unexpected surprises that kept us entertained the entire way through. It’s one of those places where you can really let loose, laugh, and enjoy the moment and the photo ops are endless. Whether you’re going with friends, on a date, or looking for something fun to do with family, this spot is a solid choice. It’s well organized, easy to navigate, and offers a unique experience that’s different from your typical attraction in the area. Definitely worth checking out.

We had an absolute blast at the Museum of Illusions Orlando! Everything was so fun and interactive-it honestly made us feel like kids again. The exhibits were incredible, and we couldn't stop laughing and enjoying ourselves the whole time. This is definitely a must-visit spot, and l'd recommend everyone experience it at least once!

The museum is small. It was fun please use a groupon as the pricing is better with it. This is one of those places I would only go once. Staff is friendly. Florida residents get a discount which is nice.

Réal and the team at Nona Adventure Park made hosting our group event here a breeze! The weather was gorgeous and they were so kind to check on us regularly for drinks and service but mindful to not to interfere. Everyone was very sweet and accommodating and the space was just what we needed for an informal social gathering. Having the option to open or close the garage doors depending on weather, etc made the space awesome as well as having some comfortable couch seating some low tables, and some high top tables for variety and options. Though we didn't need it, there were screen and A/V options available that could be great for future events. Having the kitchen available for food was another bonus. We definitely plan to return and look forward to coming back for their social events as well like the sunset evenings and more. Thanks for a great experience!

So much fun! Amazing service every step of the way! The kids (preteens) had a great time on the adventure park while the adults enjoyed lunch and drinks on the patio. Excellent value for what you get. We were visiting from Colorado, but next time we are in Orlando, we will be sure to stop by!

Nona Adventure Park is an absolute blast for the whole family! We had an amazing time at Nona Adventure Park! My kids tried the cable wakeboarding for the first time and had a blast—it was challenging but so much fun! The aqua park is so much fun perfect for adventurous kids (and adults!). The staff was friendly and safety-focused, and the whole place was clean and well-run. Great way to spend the day outdoors and burn off some energy. We’ll definitely be back!

Great place to bring your family! They have a cool water sports area with a pully system for wake boarding or kneeboarding. A huge outdoor obstacle course and an inflatable one in the water. We loved the beach area with real sand and cabanas you can rent. Perfect for a hot summer day. The owner was here too and he is super nice. Highly recommend!

Nona Adventure Park is such a special place in Orlando! The water park course is thrilling, safe, and so much fun for all ages — like a giant floating playground that keeps you laughing and challenged at the same time. The staff is attentive, welcoming, and makes sure everyone feels comfortable from start to finish. On top of the adventure, we were blessed to experience the Christian Market held on the grounds. It was truly beautiful — filled with uplifting music, joyful fellowship, and a sense of community you don’t find everywhere. The worship and message created such a positive atmosphere, turning a fun day into something even more meaningful. It was wonderful to see faith and family come together in such a vibrant way. The combination of exciting activities, a clean and safe environment, and the joy of the Christian Market made this a day we’ll never forget. Highly recommend Nona Adventure Park not only for the adventure but also for the heart behind the community they’re building.

I live in Lake Nona and I was very excited to take my son for the first time here. 1st the lady at the front look annoyed, no direction was given as far as where to go, what to do, etc. I had to ask the lifeguard, and he explained is by hour and group of people, 45 minutes in total at the inflatable water park. Unfortunately, didn’t like it that much. Was not impressed.

This is an updated review! We had such a fantastic experience at Nona Adventure Park! We started with the Learn to Wake lesson, and I can’t recommend it enough!! Raph was an incredible instructor—so patient, encouraging, and great at explaining the technique in a way that was easy to understand, especially for beginners like us. He made us feel comfortable right away and gave each of us individual attention to help us succeed. His calm and supportive teaching style really set the tone for an awesome first day on the water. After our lesson, we were hooked! We decided to buy the membership, and I really appreciate how flexible it is—no extra fees if we decide to pause or cancel. That kind of freedom makes it so much easier to commit. Both of my sons absolutely love it here. My 15-year-old wants to wakeboard every single day, and my 10-year-old is obsessed with kneeboarding and paddleboarding. They also have a blast at the aqua park, which is basically a floating playground and perfect for burning off energy. As a parent, I’m just so happy to have found a place where we can spend time together, outdoors, being active, and making memories. It’s such a relief to see my boys off their screens and instead doing something physical, fun, and confidence-building. We’re looking forward to many more days at Nona Adventure Park! Even more bonuses—there’s a sweet little beach area that’s perfect for my 4-year-old, plus a bouncy house on weekends and a fun playground that keeps him entertained. The pizza is housemade, and the crust and sauce are genuinely delicious—you can tell it’s not your typical concession stand food. We also love the variety of food vendors that rotate through the park, offering something new each time we visit. It truly feels like there’s something for everyone here. Thank you NAP for improving the Aqua Park!

The Auto Museum was a must see! Such a great collection. We spent hours walking around after our tour. Curated very nicely. Fun activities available like Karting, bowling, arcade games and more.

There's a ton of stuff to do with kids. Go carts, pinball, axe throwing, arcade games, and food. The car museum is large and awesome. Some awesome collectible cars and movie used cars were present. The roof was leaking in some places and buckets were being used to catch the rain water. So, it smelled really damp.

This is an amazing, interesting, and much more fun place than anything people tell you. You must experience it all yourself. Karting, an insanely cool automobile collection, food, drinks, bowling, more than one museum (cars, 007…), Cinemark movie theater, Spa (yup!). EDIT: Venue Admittance is FREE, but the Car Museum itself is $30 per person (I think $15-$20 would be perfect), but it’s worth it. Car enthusiasts, you will love this place! Fun for the entire family.

They have go carts, shops, & restaurants... its like an indoor mall but with cars! It's free to enter & view the cars but the individual activities are priced separately. A definite must if you have kids & anyone that loves cars / car history / movie cars.

Visited Dezerland Park Orlando today and had an excellent experience. The go-kart track was well-maintained and enjoyable, the glow-in-the-dark mini-golf offered a unique twist, and the bowling alley provided a fun atmosphere. The facility is clean and the staff were accommodating. Highly recommend for a family outing or group activity.

This park was probably amazing back in the day but it's a bit rundown. We came in as it opened so we weren't expecting it to be too busy, but honestly it was pretty dead the entire time. A lot of shops and extractions were closed down or took hours to open up. It's definitely a bit pricy but that's not surprising for Orlando. Put put for two was $36. Go kart for two was about $60-$70. Laser tag was about $19 each but we didn't even get to go due to a private event. Bowling was about $30-$40 for two. The food was decent, pizza was alright I wish I tried more places. The movie theater was gorgeous, absolutely loved the red and black and the cashier's were so kind. I suggest going before the place shuts down because unfortunately I don't think it'll be open after a couple years. Still if you're a car enthusiast stop by!

An interesting mix of things to do at this location. Indoor cart racing, arcade, pinball, auto museum, and an attached theater. First time visit and did the pinball (unlimited play / time ) and walked through the auto museum. Pretty wild the number of cars they had in there. Enjoyed the movie props (batmobile for the win!) and always love a walk through the past.

Paid full price for five minutes and that’s all it takes to walk through the facility absolutely terrible nothing original and was very disappointed that they literally had 8 x 11 pieces of paper with drawings on them that my 10-year-old has brought home better that were tacked to the wall with some thumb tacks. In their featured… That’s questionable display was a small square platform in the middle of a room with the most random items didn’t even look like artists designed them kinda looks like the things you don’t buy at a garage sale. Highly recommend scratching this one off your to do list before even going there

Interesting exhibits. This museum was open earlier than other art museums in the area on Saturdays, and admission was only $5. The sculpture garden was also nice, and much larger than it seems. On a pleasant central Florida day, it's a nice walk. Friendly staff. Highly recommend pausing to watch the education video on the tablet in the Earl Cunningham exhibit. They also have tote bags available at the museum store for $5.

Pretty small but worth supporting! Some great pieces and a beautiful view.

Although small, it was a nice little museum to look around and learn some history. The displays were interesting and informative. Don't expect to be here all day. Maybe 2 hours tops. There is a nice small sculpture garden outside as well. You pay a small fee to go in the museum but well worth it.

I attended a yoga session in the sculpture garden, which was beautifully landscaped and scenic. Afterward, I explored the museum, which had its own unique charm and majesty. The museum was currently featuring the works of a Pakistani-American artist, which were thoughtfully presented and displayed. Although the museum isn't particularly large, its cozy size adds to its warm and inviting ambiance. Overall, I had a delightful visit and highly recommend taking the time to explore both the grounds and the museum.

It's a bit small, but absolutely worth the $5 they charge to get in. They even have a free day every so often. The collection is fantastic and you can spend as long or little enjoying it as you want, within museum hours. They also have expansion plans, with a model and description of their plans inside the museum. Very exciting stuff! It's a hidden gem in Orlando and definitely worth exploring if you haven't been before or if it's been a while.

Beautiful park to walk, relax, and take pictures(Wedding, Sweet Fifteen, and other pics). We choose a day that was cloudy to visit and the atmosphere was at most the best. Parked on the side and took all this pictures of sculptures and them some of us(my husband and I) lol. We had a blast listening to the birds shirping and viewing the turtles peekaboo over the water. Love the experience.