ORLANDO
Orlando’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do in Orlando. Theme-park tickets, spring-fed kayak trips, Everglades airboats, Kennedy Space Center days and the Cocoa Beach dolphins, all in one place.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex ticket for a full day of real rockets, interactive exhibits, and shows, including Atlantis and Saturn V.
Most Popular“Nice place with a lot of activities, plan to be there early if you want to tour it all”
Kennedy Space Center with the Explore Bus Tour: skip lines, ride with a space expert, stop at major launch-site icons, plus exhibits.
“Amazing experience, well structured, tour guided around the entire Launch Site Area, with multiple stops to enjoy the view and history. Kennedy Space Complex full of activities. Space Shuttle amazing.”
Airboat ride through 4,200 acres of wetlands plus Wild Florida admission with 200+ animals, optional BBQ lunch, and gator souvenirs.
“Great experience! Matt was wonderful… very knowledgeable and stopped several times to point things out.”
Clear-bottom kayak through Rock Springs Emerald Cut near Orlando with a small-group guide, wildlife spotting, and spring-water swim.
“Our tour went really well. Dani our tour guide was friendly, knowledgeable and fantastic. She was great with the group, excellent wirh the kids and patient. She took lots of photos and helped capture great memories. The spring was cool and refreshing. Loved it, highly recommend!”
Unlimited hop-on hop-off trolley along Orlando’s International Drive to SeaWorld, ICON Park, outlets, and shopping. From $6.
“This is an extremely cost effective way of travelling along International Drive. On either end of the Red route, the Designer Outlets get very busy from lunchtime onwards so the car parks are full with huge queues going in and out of them. The iTrolleys take that issue away and get you back to your…”
SeaWorld Orlando ticket with Mako, Manta and Pipeline, Penguin Trek, close-up marine life and Sesame Street Land, plus optional dining.
“Park layout and more relaxing atmosphere than other parks”
Wild Florida near Orlando: 30–60 min airboat through 4,200 acres, live alligator demo, and wildlife park admission.
“Did not see many gators, but a great day out and kids loved it”
LEGO’s Florida mini-universe with fast entry. Choose 1- or 2-day LEGOLAND plus add Peppa, water park, or SEA LIFE.
“Loves the fact this is built for little kids. My son was tall enough to go on all the rides. He could go on any ride by himself even.”
Universal Orlando 3-park tickets with park-to-park access, Hogwarts Express rides, and Volcano Bay’s Virtual Line for less time waiting.
“Bought 2 days base tickets for our family of four. Price was slightly lower than buying through Universal Studios directly. We we able to pick up or tickets at the hotel where we stayed and it was very seamless.”
Fun Spot America Orlando: single-day admission with free parking, Wi‑Fi, White Lightning coaster, and Gator Spot for $68.
“The rides were nice but the service there was very depressing which we left for that reason, it’s very beautiful with all the lights”
Kennedy Space Center day trip from Orlando with door-to-door transport, Atlantis exhibits, NASA Bus tour, plus upgrades like airboat and astronaut lunch.
“Tour guide Bob and coach driver Carlos were amazing! Bob is intimately familiar with the Kennedy Space Center. He provided expert and educational information and suggested ways to get the most out of the day there. Carlos is the smoothest coach driver I’ve ever ridden with. It’s clear the two are passionate about what they…”
90-minute Everglades airboat tour near Orlando with captain narration, stadium seating, and great chances to spot alligators and birds.
“Beautiful weather and a great guide! We were lucky enough to see some alligators. Was nice of him to provide some refreshments.”
Orlando’s Outta Control Magic Dinner Show blends improv comedy and magic with unlimited hand-tossed pizza, drinks, and optional WonderWorks access.
“The show was very amateur. We were disappointed in the act. It was more like a high school skit. The waitress was wonderful and the food was acceptable.”
Wizard of Oz Museum and Van Gogh near NASA in Cape Canaveral. See a 1900 first edition, 2,000+ collectibles, and fun challenges.
“I am a big Wizard of Oz fan, seen the movie hundreds of times, have tons of Wizard of Oz memorabilia, so when I heard about this museum on Facebook I knew I had to come. In reading the comments I thought it was mostly going to be about the books, but happily there was…”
Ride the Banana River eco tour from Cocoa Beach for dolphin and manatee spotting, narrated by a naturalist, with a restroom on board.
“The ride is enjoyable. Got to see dolphins and many species of birds that are migrating south. Diane is very knowledgeable. Captain Robert and 1st Mate Rusty did a good job manning the boat.”
From the springs to the Space Coast, and every way to spend the day.
