Orlando Hotels, Flights and Travel
When you think of Orlando, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Disney World. Though actually located about 35 miles south of Orlando, the Disney resorts and theme parks draw millions of visitors to the area every year to enjoy their world famous rides and attractions.
For those visitors looking for amusements closer to Orlando or the Orlando convention center, there are a variety of other theme parks and attractions to enjoy as well. Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Orlando are located within easy distance of the hotels along International Drive, and if you’re looking to make a splash, you can cool down at the Wet ‘N Wild water park.
Whether you want to fill a few days around a convention or to plan a week of fun for the family, Orlando can make those dreams come true.
Orlando Attractions & Landmarks
Walt Disney World® ResortWalt Disney World® Resort in Orlando offers your family four parks to explore and enjoy. You can visit Disney’s Magic Kingdom and feel like a kid again in Fantasyland. Discover a world of wonders at Epcot, like Mission: Space® and the new National Treasures exhibit. Go on a safari to Africa at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park, and see Disney's High School Musical 2: School’s Out! at Disney-MGM Studios. |
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Universal Orlando ResortUniversal Orlando Resort lets you explore the two great parks of Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure. At Universal Studios, discover shows like Shrek 4-D, Fear Factor Live, and the infamous Blue Man Group. Experience thrill-seeking attractions at Islands of Adventures, like the innovative Spiderman ride, the Jurassic Park River Adventure, and many high-speed roller coasters like Dueling Dragons. Afterward, enjoy great food and nightlife at Universal City Walk. |
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Water ParksOrlando is home to some of the best Water Parks in North America. At Wet 'N Wild Orlando, you can slide down one-of-a-kind tube rides like the extreme Brainwash and the completely dark Blackhole. At Disney’s Blizzard Beach, you can ride great waterslides including the nation’s tallest, Summit Plummet. If you want to surf in the world’s largest wave pool, snorkel in a salt-water reef, and then relax on an inner tube wandering down a river, head over to Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon. |
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SeaWorld OrlandoSeaWorld Orlando, home of the popular Discovery Cove, is one of the most amazing aquatic parks in the country. You can interact with dolphins, be mesmerized by beluga whales, discover the awesome power of Shamu the Orca, and encounter many other forms of marine life. Enjoy unique restaurants like Dine With Shamu and Sharks Underwater Grill. For the adventurous, take a ride on The Kraken, and starting in summer 2008, slip down the water tubes of Aquatica. |
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GatorlandGatorland, which began in 1949, is the original Orlando must-see attraction. With over 110 acres of parkland crowning the Florida Everglades, you can discover exciting shows like gator wrestling, see the beautiful Flamingo Lagoon, learn about and interact with many other creatures, and sign up for an adventure tour. Where else can you take an animal-filled nature train ride and then get soaked with giant water guns? |
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