1. Disney Theme Parks
When you're looking for family fun, Magic Kingdom Park and Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park are both solid choices. If thrilling rides take center stage for you, head to Disney's Hollywood Studios. And for an all-around crowd pleaser — including groups of adult friends — Epcot and its World Showcase never gets old.

2. Universal Theme Parks
Calling all movie lovers: Universal Studios Florida is for you. Families of all sizes — especially those that enjoy thrilling rides and 4D experiences — flock to Universal's Islands of Adventure for theme park fun.

3. SeaWorld Theme Parks
SeaWorld Orlando features unique animal encounters — everything from dolphins to beluga whales — and thrill rides to boot. And for a classic water park experience, you can't go wrong with Aquatica Orlando.

4. International Drive Thrills
For attractions around every corner, head to International Drive. At Icon Park, take selfies with celebrities at Madame Tussauds, visit an aquarium with a 360-degree ocean tunnel and ride the iconic observation wheel. Fun Spot amusement park offers fun for all ages, from multi-level go-kart tracks to a wooden roller coaster.

5. Tree Trek Adventure Park
Thrill-seekers will love Orlando Tree Trek Adventure Park, with several aerial rope courses set among a pine forest. Choose the course that best fits your skill level — including ones just for kids — and navigate across suspended bridges, balance on swinging logs, and ride zip lines through the forest.

1. Disney Springs
Disney Springs has something for everyone. Try the Pan-Asian cuisine at Morimoto Asia or the dry-aged and classic cuts at modern steakhouse STK Orlando. The Polite Pig offers wood-fired smoked meats, along with Southern comfort side dishes and an extensive bourbon bar. Be sure to save room for a sweet treat from Sprinkles.

2. Restaurant Row
“Restaurant Row” is a stretch of Sand Lake Road known for delicious dining. Choose from seafood (Ocean Prime and Eddie V’s Prime Seafood), Italian (Christini’s Ristorante Italiano), steak (Morton’s The Steakhouse), Mexican (Rocco’s Tacos and Tequila Bar) or Japanese (Amura and Nagoya Sushi), just to name a few.

3. The Milk District
In The Milk District (named for its T.G. Lee Diary factory), grab a hearty burrito at Gringos Locos, sample delicacies at Stasio’s Italian Market, and sip a pint at Sideward Brewing. Get your street food fix at Á La Cart, an indoor/outdoor dining venue with a collection of ever-changing mobile food vendors and 15 rotating taps.

4. Mills 50
Just north of downtown is Mills 50, an eclectic urban district featuring several authentic Vietnamese restaurants (try Pho 88), as well as other ethnic eateries like Black Rooster Taqueria, Hawkers Asian Street Fare, and Black Bean Deli. Fuel up at Java Js Coffeehouse or Lineage Coffee Roasting and wind down at Quantum Leap Winery.

5. Park Avenue
In the heart of Winter Park, this bustling avenue has many restaurants with outdoor seating, providing plenty of ambiance and people-watching. Using only the freshest local ingredients and seasonal flavors are two popular local restaurants. The Briarpatch is an iconic brunch destination serving up foodie delights like Raspberry Brie Fench Toast. And down the street, Prato specializes in Italian comfort food, with its signature dish, the Mustard Spaghettini.

1. Wekiwa Springs State Park
Jump into the crystal-clear waters of the Wekiwa River at Wekiwa Springs State Park. Just 45 minutes from Orlando, this spring-fed oasis offers a variety of outdoor activities including canoeing and kayaking. Paddle between several different points of interest ranging in distance from 1 mile to 10 miles.

2. Blue Springs State Park
Cool off in a natural spring, where the water is 72 degrees year-round. A popular spot for tubing, fishing, and kayaking is Blue Springs State Park. Take a two-hour narrated boat tour along the historic St. Johns River or rent a kayak or canoe and travel down the beautiful Blue Spring Run. Keep an eye out for manatees!

3. Spirit of the Swamp Airboat Rides
Spirit of the Swamp Airboat Rides offers adventures through the Florida Everglades’ headwaters on six-seater boats small enough to venture into the narrow backwaters. The captain provides a fascinating narration as you look for wildlife. Headsets are provided and tour lengths vary from one to two hours.

4. Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour
For a leisurely boat ride through a chain of tranquil lakes, the Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour is one of Orlando’s hidden gems. One-hour tours are narrated by an expert guide. Travel the narrow canals and view local wildlife, lush Florida foliage and beautiful lakefront estates on an 18-passenger pontoon boat.

5. Lake Eola Park Swan Boats
Downtown Orlando’s Lake Eola has been home to a large swan population since 1922. Join the local birds on the lake by renting a pedal-powered swan boat. Get some great views of the downtown skyline and iconic Orlando fountain. Boats seat up to five people and are available on a first come, first served basis.

1. Canaveral National Seashore
A quick day trip from Orlando, Canaveral National Seashore features the longest span of undeveloped public beach along Florida’s East Coast. Spend the day exploring the sandy shores, coastal hammock, pine flatwoods, lagoon, and offshore waters.

2. Clearwater Beach
Take a day trip to the west coast. Boasting soft, sugar-white sand, Clearwater Beach draws you in with its translucent, warm Gulf Coast waters — perfect for swimming, boating, or snorkeling. On Pier 60, go fishing, soak in a glorious sunset, or watch street performers.

3. Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park
Race to the finish line at Toboggan Racers, then make your way to Summit Plummet, one of the tallest, fastest free-fall body slides in the world. Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park’s Cross Country Creek is perfect for taking a break in a lazy river — except this one winds through a polar-themed paradise.

4. Universal’s Volcano Bay
Explore the Universal's Volcano Bay centerpiece volcano, Krakatau (kra-kuh-TAU) — which stands 200 feet above the park. Plunge into the pool below on the Kala & Tai Nui drop slides alongside a friend in these intertwining tubes. Then chill out in the winding river or lounge in a pool chair.

5. Discovery Cove Orlando
If you're looking for a lazy day of hanging around by the pool and swimming with tropical fish, Discovery Cove is the spot for you. Relax on the beach, float along Wind-Away River, and splash in Serenity Bay. Snorkel with tropical fish in The Grand Reef or spend some time with the flamingos at the Flamingo Mingle.

1. Topgolf
Whether you’re a golf pro or newbie, the Topgolf attraction offers a family-friendly outing for all levels. Challenge your crew to one of many games focused on accuracy, distance, and consistency — there’s even an Angry Birds game where you score points by knocking down structures and defeating the pigs.

2. Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf
A longtime Orlando treasure, Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf is a collection of two 18-hole miniature golf courses complete with pirate ships, waterfalls, and tricky putting drills. Take your pick of the Captain’s Course or Blackbeard’s Challenge — you can even play through both with the 36-Hole Adventure option.

3. Hollywood Drive-In Golf
Movie buffs can head to Hollywood Drive-In Golf at Universal CityWalk Orlando and partake in a single-feature (18 holes) or double-feature (36 holes) on the family-friendly, classic drive-in move inspired miniature golf courses: “The Haunting of Ghostly Green” and “Invaders from Planet Putt Putt.”

4. Walt Disney World Golf
Golf lovers are spoiled for choice at Walt Disney World Golf where you can play one (or more) of four challenging courses: Palm, Magnolia, Lake Buena Vista, and Oak Trail. Don’t have time for a full game? Play a 9-hole package or try out the FootGolf 9-hole course, a seriously fun combo of soccer and golf.

5. Falcon’s Fire Golf Club
Consistently ranked as one of Central Florida’s best public courses, golfers who are serious about their game can’t miss a round at Falcon’s Fire Golf Club. With four sets of tees to choose from and pristine grounds throughout, avid golfers of all levels will enjoy this Rees Jones-designed championship course.