Orlando Theme Parks

Called “Florida's Original Attraction," Silver Springs offers a glimpse at this Southern state’s tropical flora and fauna via cruises, exhibits, and exciting shows. And don’t forget to take a ride on the famous glass-bottom boats. Save 10% when you book online

Cruise the beautiful Crystal River, swim and snorkel with manatees, and stroll through the Homosassa State Park. This outback experience is one you won't soon forget!

Don't miss your chance to swim and snorkel with the gentle, endangered Florida manatee. Experience unspoiled Florida as you visit the beautiful Crystal River for a snorkeling trip with these amazing creatures. Your day also includes an exhilarating airboat ride, entrance to a wildlife park, and all meals. The Manatee swim adventure is available on Tuesday and Friday.

Splash, splatter, and spray your way across 9 acres of giant water slides, a wave pool, two kids' play areas, food outlets, and much more. Save 10% when you book online

Discover the "Alligator Capital of the World" at Gatorland, Orlando’s oldest theme park. It has a children’s water park, animal exhibits, four great reptilian shows, swamp and aviary walks, plus much more. Save 10% when you book online

Take a break from the theme-park action with a guided tour of Orlando's sights. Enjoy a scenic boat ride in Winter Park, shop 'til you drop on Park Avenue, and check out the community of Celebration.

Get ready to tap your toes! See Orlando's famous sights, including Lake Eola, Park Avenue, Celebration, and Downtown Disney's House of Blues®, where you'll enjoy a gospel music show and a down-home Southern brunch.

I-Ride Trolleys travel exclusively throughout the International Drive resort area, with more than 100 stops along International Drive and Universal Boulevard. Hop-on/hop-off privileges allow you to explore Orlando’s top attractions and shops at your own pace.

Step into an amusement park for the mind with over 100 interactive exhibits. The dramatic exterior—a three-story building that seems to have landed upside-down on a 1930s-era brick warehouse—sets the stage for an amazing experience.