Theme Parks in Central Florida
The reason to go to Central Florida is the Theme Parks. It all started with Walt Disney secretly buying up cow pastures to create Disney World, which is the size of a small city.
For families with school age children you can fly into Orlando, get transportation to one of the many Disney Resorts and never leave Disney for a week. You won’t need a car as Disney World has trams, boats, buses, and a monorail to take you everywhere.
But there is more to Central Florida than Disney. So if you want to venture out get a car and you won’t ever run out of things to do.
Shamu at Sea World
What makes Orlando and the Central Florida area famous is the Big Theme Parks. Here is a short list of the big parks:
Disney World , Universal Studios, Disney MGM Studios, Sea World, Islands of Adventure, Blizzard Beach, Typhon Lagoon, and Disney Animal Kingdom.
These are just the really big theme parks. You could spend several days at Disney alone. If you really hustle you can see the good stuff at Universal Studios or Disney MGM studios in a day but there are many rides that are so good you will want to repeat them.
Sea World
Sea World is an absolute must see if you visit Central Florida. It’s unique because of the wonderful animals from the killer whales and dolphins to sharks and seals. There is even a show with dogs, cats, birds and rats. The shows and rides make for an unforgettable experience. ... [Read More]
Simpsons Coming to Universal Studios
Universal Studios has been working with Matt Groening creator of the Simpsons to add a new Simpsons attraction to Universal Studios in Orlando Florida and Hollywood California. Both are set to open in the spring of 2008. ... [Read More]
Wet n Wild
Wet n Wild is the original water park in Orlando. It’s a blast and a great way to cool off in the searing Orlando heat. You can choose from thrill rides, multi person rides, slower paced – take it easy rides and rides just for kids. Wet and Wild is located in the heart of Central Florida attractions on International Drive. ... [Read More]