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Wells' Built Museum of African American History and Culture
posted by czoucks It's all too easy to overlook the cultural history of this area of the world because the theme parks are so overbearing, but take some time and you'll be richly rewarded. This is a fantastic museum about the emergence of the African American Community from segregation in Florida. Wild Florida
posted by msaltser Boy it felt good to be out on the open waters after nearly a week of seemingly doing nothing but standing in queues (ok, we went on some rides too). Florida really is a beautiful state. La Nouba
posted by qanderson Cirque du Soleil have been amazing wherever I have seen them and this is no exception. They do what they do better than anyone else and it's worth the (not inconsiderable) expense to see the real thing in my book. Fun Spot
posted by hbeard Great for some lighthearted fun. There's a ferris wheel as well as the most amazing go karting tracks that i've ever been to. We definitely spent quite a lot of time here and got a little too competitive!! SeaWorld
posted by bbeard Being a total water lover I made my boyfriend take me here when I went to meet him from his work commitments. And I wasn't disapointed, there were so many shows! I could have gone back day after day i think, it's so difficult to fit it all into one day. |
Orlando in Florida is the epicentre of the theme park world. Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and more can all be found here, and a flight to Orlando should definitely be followed by getting a hire car so you can get around more easily. Here, as with many US cities, the car is king! As you can imagine, Orlando is very popular for family holidays so flight prices rise during school holidays. The best months to look for deals on flights are May and October, as this is the transition between the cooler dry season and the hot and humid wet season. If you really want the parks to yourself, try January and February. You'll benefit from cheap prices on flights and hotels but don't expect temperatures to get higher than around 20°C. It's definitely worth looking into getting a taxi or a hire car to get to your hotel from the airport. Having your own wheels is probably the best bet, although traffic can be quite bad in Orlando so if you know you'll just want to sleep, arrange a hire car to pick up the next day and have someone else do the hard work. The local buses run a fairly comprehensive, but slow, service, and many of the hotels offer free shuffle buses to the major theme parks. You'll be sure to want to do all the main theme parks - after all, they were the reason you booked your flight to Orlando! Look for advanced-purchase offers to save on entry. Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios, SeaWorld, Discovery Cove, and the smaller Gatorland all vie for your attention. If you've not had enough adventure then have a go at a range of sports at the the Sammy Duvall Watersports Centre. For a break from all the adrenaline, try the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art or take a boat out on Lake Eola. For more hints, tips and advice head to our Orlando guide.Flights to Orlando
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