Attractions in Orlando

Walt Disney World® Resort
It's massive, it's magnificent! The Walt Disney World® Resort covers over 47 square miles, hosts thousands of visitors each day and we're about to give you a crash course in finding your way around. There are 4 major theme parks, Magic Kingdom® Park, Epcot®, Disney's Hollywood Studios™ and Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park.

Universal Orlando Resort
Universal's family of theme parks, hotels, and entertainment complexes has developed into a world class destination including 2 amazing theme parks, Universal Studios® and Universal's Islands of Adventure. The great dining and night-time entertainment complex CityWalk® completes the mix along with several superb on-site hotels.

SeaWorld & Busch Gardens
Both of these great theme parks are part of the Anheuser Busch family, and as such they offer the type of quality experience that brings people back time and time again. They're also a showcase for many Anheuser Busch products and free liquid samples are on offer to the over 21's!

Sky Venture
Here's something really different! Sky Venture offers the fun, exhilaration, and excitement of skydiving without having to jump out of a perfectly good airplane! No plane, no parachute either, just the amazing feeling of flying with no strings attached. After receiving a flight briefing and safety instructions, flyers are equipped and ready to go.

Buena Vista Water Sports
With a beautiful location on the shores of Lake Bryan, Buena Vista Water Sports is the ideal place to chill for a couple of hours. Those who want to can participate in a variety of activities while less active members of the group can lie out on the sandy beach. Sound good?

Orlando Balloon Rides
Typically a 6am start is required at Orlando Balloon Rides, but it's definitely worth hauling yourself out of bed! You get to help with all the pre-flight preparations and will watch amazed as these giant clouds of brightly colored silk come to life.

Richard Petty Driving Experience
Get behind the wheel of a real racing car at the Richard Petty Driving Experience in the Walt Disney World Speedway. Replete in your blue jumpsuit, you're first driven around the track in a van while your driver explains the exact points where you need to slow down or speed up on the one mile oval.

Aquatica
Aquatica is a whimsical, one-of-a-kind water park only the clever folks at SeaWorld could create - a fab combo of up close animal encounters, flowing waters from serene to extreme, high-speed thrills and wide, sandy beaches. Guests essentially get to play in, over, and under the water! There's nearly 60 acres of lush landscape inspired by the vivid colors and carefree lifestyle of the South Sea Islands.

Disney's Blizzard Beach
Only Walt Disney World® could take a somewhat bizarre concept and make it work this well. Disney's Blizzard Beach is billed as a rapidly melting ski resort where chair lifts and ski jumps have been put to unusual use. Guests now surf the slopes and shred the peaks on rides like Toboggan Racer, where they fly headfirst down the side of Mount Gushmore.

Disney's Typhoon Lagoon
Welcome to Disney's other great water park. This time it's a tale of a huge storm and a ship stranded high on a mountain by a giant wave. Welcome to Disney's Typhoon Lagoon! It's a 56 acre tropical tanning zone that's blessed with a big 4 foot surf wave that runs the entire length of the 2.5 acre lagoon every few minutes.

Wet 'n Wild
Located in the International Drive Resort Area, Orlando's original waterpark, Wet 'n Wild, is a great day out for all ages with it's emphasis on multi person rides that groups can enjoy together. After lathering up with sunscreen, load the family onto phenomenal four passenger rides like the Flyer, the Surge and the Bubba Tub!