Theme Park Capital
Disney World, Universal Orlando, and SeaWorld — more top-ranked theme parks in one metro than anywhere on earth.
A PLACE THAT STAYS WITH YOU
The theme park capital of the world — and a city of lakes, gardens, and sunshine beyond the gates.
Orlando is the most-visited destination in the United States for a simple reason: nowhere else concentrates this many world-class attractions in one sunny corner of Florida. Walt Disney World's four parks, Universal's three, SeaWorld, and dozens of smaller draws sit within a thirty-minute radius. But an Orlando getaway doesn't have to mean park gates from dawn to close — the city itself circles more than a hundred lakes, with swan boats at Lake Eola, the oak-lined avenues of Winter Park, and outlet shopping that draws visitors from around the globe. Dinner shows, mini-golf, and the massive ICON Park wheel fill the evenings on International Drive. Your promotional package places you at a partner resort in the tourist corridor, so you can build the trip you want — full-throttle parks, laid-back Florida sunshine, or both.
A few reasons to fall in love
International Drive
The 11-mile entertainment corridor: ICON Park’s 400-foot wheel, dinner shows, and restaurants for every taste.
Lake Eola & Downtown
Swan boats, a lakeside amphitheater, and a skyline view that shows off Orlando’s quieter, local side.
Winter Park
Brick streets, boat tours through oak-canopied canals, and the Morse Museum’s Tiffany glass collection.
Good to know before you go
When is the best time to visit Orlando?
January–February and September–early November bring the smallest park crowds and mild weather. Summer is peak family season — hot, busy, with brief afternoon thunderstorms. Park ticket prices vary by date, so shoulder seasons also cost less.
Are theme park tickets included in the package?
No. Promotional packages cover your resort accommodations; park admission, dining, and transportation are purchased separately, which lets you pick exactly the parks and days you want.
Do I need a car in Orlando?
It helps. Attractions are spread across a wide corridor, though many resorts run shuttles and rideshares are plentiful along International Drive.