ATTRACTIONS
Talk about sticker shock. A one-day ticket for a family of four to Walt
Disney World or Universal Orlando can cost more than $300. But there are
scores of smaller, less expensive attractions that ease the strain on
your wallet and help make this city the No. 1 family vacation destination
in America. Read
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HOTELS
Luxury resorts, mid-priced motels and small inns offer hundreds of choices,
while big names such as Waldorf and Four Seasons are on the horizon. Read
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DINING
Growth has blessed the area with diversity, including an outpouring of
ethnic, regional and upper-crust eateries. Read
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SHOPPING
Malls, outlets and Disneyana continue to rule the roost, but several surprises
will also tickle your imagination. Read
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NIGHTLIFE
AND ENTERTAINMENT
Disney’s Pleasure Island and Universal’s CityWalk offer compressed,
multi-club venues, while quiet bars and bucking bull nights round out
the choices. Read
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FITNESS
AND RECREATION
From spas and water sports to golf courses and hiking trails, you’ll find scores of ways to relax or work up a sweat in Central Florida. Read
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TRANSPORTATION
Orlando International Airport is Florida’s busiest, and recent renovations
are moving services into the 21st century. Read
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DAY
TRIPS
Even theme-park junkies need a break from Mickey’s madness. There’s
a lot more fun just a short drive from town. Read
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RECOMMENDED EVENTS
Want to experience a great festival, museum exhibit or other upcoming local event? Plan your trip to Orlando around one of our picks. Read
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