Orlando 4th of July Weekend - 10+ Fun Things to Do in July

By Katie Sagal
Published: July 18, 2024
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With lots of fun, patriotic-themed activities and attractions, Orlando is a fun place to spend the 4th of July. From theme parks to fireworks, if you’re looking for Orlando 4th of July ideas, check these out! There are so many local activities and fun things do in Orlando in July, including...

  • LEGOLAND® Florida Red, White and Boom
  • I-Drive 360 Orlando
  • Independence Day at SeaWorld® Orlando
  • Fireworks at the Fountain
  • and more...

Save on Admission to Popular Attractions

Regular admission to a number of these attractions are included on the Go Orlando pass. Choose as you go from dozens of Orlando attractions and activities and save up to 55% off combined admission vs paying at the gate. See all available passes and Orlando attractions – Learn more. Please note, some of these special July and 4th of July weekend events may be separately ticketed and not included on the Go Orlando pass.

LEGOLAND® Florida Red, White & Boom

LEGOLAND® Florida Resort celebrates the 4th of July in grand fashion -- with an amazing fireworks display, of course! This exhibition is one of their biggest fireworks displays all year. It's sure to delight the kids.

  • When: July 4
  • Where: LEGOLAND, 1 LEGOLAND Way, Winter Haven, Florida

Plus, LEGOLAND also hosts special events throughout the summer, along with extended summer hours on select dates. Check their website for details. Getting In: LEGOLAND Florida tickets are included with the Go Orlando pass.

Special Lighting on the ICON Orlando 360 (Orlando Eye)

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Combine the best views of the entire city with a patriotic lights display and you have one pretty cool 4th of July activity. This 4th of July, the ICON Orlando 360 Orlando Eye will light up in the classic red, white, and blue. Ride the observation wheel during the day to for the best views of the sprawling city below, and come back at night to see the lights. When: July 4 Where: ICON Orlando 360 Getting In: If you'd like to ride the Orlando Eye during other times, ICON Orlando tickets are included with the Go Orlando pass. This event is free.

Explore More of I-Drive Orlando

After a spin on the Orlando Eye, check out the rest of I-DRIVE, one of Orlando's top entertainment destination, for "360-degrees of fun." Attraction highlights include:

  • Madame Tussauds: Pose with life-like wax representations of your favorite celebritiess and explore local culture and history.
  • SEA LIFE Aquarium: Walk through the acrylic sea tunnel inside this new Orlando aquarium (don't forget to look up!).
  • Skeletons: Animals Unveiled!: Get closer-than-close to real bones, skeletons, structures, and more for an entertaining, educational experience.
  • Ripley's Believe It or Not!: From authentic shrunken heads, to bizarre natural occurrences, Ripley's in Orlando has one of the most fascinating collections of artifacts.
  • Congo River Adventure Golf: Get in some classic fun, and hit a round of adventure golf at Congo River.

Getting In: Each of these International-Drive attractions listed above are available on the Orlando Explorer Pass.

Kennedy Space Center

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Get in the patriotic spirit and explore NASA's headquarters and all things space at the Kennedy Space Center. It’s the only place on Earth where you can tour launch areas, see giant rockets and train in spaceflight simulators. Guests can come face-to-face with a real astronaut every day of the year during a half-hour, interactive Q&A-oriented program. Check out the Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit, which tells the story of NASA’s 30-year Space Shuttle Program. You can even tour the historic spacecraft! Getting In: Kennedy Space Center tickets are included with the Go Orlando pass.

Independence Day at SeaWorld® Orlando

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SeaWorld offers plenty of summer fun during the entire season. But they have something special planned for the 4th of July. Fireworks will light up the entire sky alongside lasers and pyrotechnics. The combination to produces one of the most impressive lighting displays in the region! Music designed to highlight Independence Day vibes will accompany the fireworks.

  • When: July 4
  • Where: SeaWorld Orlando, 7007 SeaWorld Drive, Orlando, Florida

Getting In: Admission to SeaWorld Orlando is not included on the Go Orlando pass and tickets must be purchased separately.

Red, Hot, & Boom in Altamonte Springs

Each year, the city of Altamonte Springs, Florida puts on one of Orlando's biggest 4th of July Fireworks Shows. With food, games, live music, and some of today's hottest stars, there's no wonder this event is so popular. Performing artists are announced in early June, so stay tuned for more info.

  • When: July 3, 4:00 pm - 11:00 pm; fireworks at 9:30 pm.
  • Where: Cranes Roost Park, 274 Cranes Roost Blvd, Altamonte Springs, Fl 32701

Getting In: Red, Hot, & Boom is free to attend.

Lakeridge Winery Summer Music Series

The Lakeridge Winery invites guests to come sip some wine and enjoy live, outdoor music by some of the area's most talented jazz musicians. Lakeridge wine, beer, soft drinks, and food will be available for purchase along with complimentary winery tours and tastings. This summer music series runs each Saturday of July, but we've highlighted the one that falls closest to the 4th.

  • When: July 6, 2018
  • Where: Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards, 19239 U.S. 27 North, Clermont, Fl 34715

Getting In: It's free to attend the Lakeridge Winery Summer Music Series.

Fireworks at the Fountain

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Orlando Mayor, Buddy Dyer, invites you to the Fireworks at the Fountain in Lake Eola Park. There will be live music and entertainment, activities for kids, and food and beverages available for purchase. Insider tip: Arrive early to get a good spot to view the fireworks.

  • When: July 4, 2018, beginning at 4:00 pm.
  • Where: Lake Eola Park, 512 East Washington Street, Orlando, Fl 32801

Getting In: Fireworks at the Fountain is free to attend.

Remember Save on Admission

There you go - plenty of fun ideas for things to do in Orlando to help you plan your 4th of July weekend itinerary. Remember, many of these great ideas are included on the Go Orlando pass, where you can save up to 55% on combined admission vs paying at the gate. We really hope you consider adding a few of these popular options to your upcoming plans. Enjoy!

Katie Sagal
Go City Travel Expert

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Things to do Alone in Orlando

Wondering what to do alone in Orlando? The city is a great destination to discover in the company of others, but it is equally exciting for solo travellers. As one of the most popular tourist hotspots in the United States, the area presents no shortage of incredible attractions and hidden gems on the tourist trail. The city's museums are an absolute must - no matter where your interests may lie, you’re sure to find something to suit your tastes. If you’re a nature lover, there’s no better place to be than Harry P. Leu Gardens. For those looking to take a bit of downtime, the Winter Park Farmers’ Market is the perfect way to spend a relaxing afternoon in the sun. So, if you’re planning to make the visit, have a read through our list of the best things to do alone in the city. You won’t be the first person to explore Orlando, and you certainly won’t be last! Find Fun Activities Just because you’re travelling solo doesn’t mean you have to rule out certain activities. For those adventurous types out there, why not shake things up a little by spending the day at Orlando Watersports Complex? Perfect for sunseekers and sporty types alike, this place is recognized as one of the largest wakeboard parks in the United States. Still, that's not all there is to try out there – this unique aquation attraction has waterskiing, kneeboarding, boating, and much more, all set against the beautiful natural backdrop of Orlando. If you’re worried about getting a handle on things, there’s no need to worry – you'll be accompanied by trained professionals to guide you through each class. Highly invigorating and a little different, this place is sure to scratch that itch to try something new. For a truly engaging educational experience, why not head over to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex? Built onto the site of the Kennedy Space Center (so you know it’s for real), the institute offers a comprehensive view of the history of space travel. The exhibits cover everything you could possibly think of to do with outer space aviation; there’s a U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame, a garden with real rockets, and astronaut training simulators. In addition, you can attend talks held by veteran astronauts, happy to answer any questions you may have. As fascinating as it is fun, the museum provides a unique cultural experience quite like no other. Learn Something New Whilst Orlando may best be known for its famous theme parks, it’s also home to some wonderful cultural institutions perfect for those with curious minds. Founded by a group of art enthusiasts in 1924, the Orlando Museum of Art is a total must-see for all creative types. The establishment’s evolving collection of over 2,400 works includes everything from Contemporary Art to that of Ancient Americas. Upon entrance, visitors can enjoy exciting exhibitions covering everything from fine art and avant-garde sculpture to classical paintings. Look out for seminal pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Andy Warhol. Another one of our favorite solo activities for the city is visiting the Orlando Fire Museum. For firefighting fanatics and history lovers alike, the institute seeks to present the history of the city’s fire division in an interesting and educational manner. Walking through the museum is a fascinating experience; you’ll be able to spot differences in technology and design as you move each era. Amongst the institute's permanent collection, you can view antique tools and apparatus from as early as the 1900s. Still, the museum’s main draw is its impressive collection of vintage fire engines, showcasing how much things have changed. As intriguing as it is unique, we love this place because it’s impossible to leave without having learned something new. Have Fun Outdoors Since Florida is famed for its beautiful weather, it will come as no shock that Orlando is home to many lush green spaces. If you’re looking to spend some time in nature, look no further than Harry P. Leu Gardens. Years ago, the Leus travelled the world, bringing back a wide variety of exotic plants to fill the park. Thankfully, the garden still flourishes due to Florida’s subtropical climate, and is open for everyone to visit all year round! Covering over 50 acres, the garden features a tropical rain forest, a formal rose garden, a butterfly garden, and more. In addition, there are permanent and rotating art exhibits, and a historic home open for viewing. Whether you're looking to have a picnic or soak up the sun, this place has it all. If strolling through stands of artisanal cheese and raw honey sounds good to you, then don’t worry – we've got you covered! Taking place every Saturday, the Winter Park Farmers’ Market is a total favorite for locals and visitors alike. Though this event is well-recognized for its fresh produce, its real draw is its many food purveyors, offering a wide variety of dishes from across the globe. Don’t miss out on hot chicken pot pies or Jamaican patties fresh from the oven, all washed down with a large glass of beer. Still, that isn’t all there is to see here. Walking around the market, you’ll find everything from souvenirs and trinkets to original art and jewellery. With its fun, laid-back energy, the market provides a totally fuss-free way to get to know the area. What more would we ask for? Exploring a new city alone can sound a little daunting – still, with the right planning, it doesn’t have to be. Solo travel in Orlando can be wonderful, presenting an exciting mix of cool attractions and points of interest to be discovered. Looking for culture? Look no further than the Orlando Museum of Art. For those who want to get active, the Orlando Watersports Complex is your best bet. If you’re thinking of something a little more low-key, the Winter Park Farmers’ Market should fulfil that very need. Orlando is a city with endless possibilities, so you’re sure to find something for you. To find out how to save money on your trip, check out our Explorer Pass and All-Inclusive Pass. For more details, make sure to connect with us on Instagram and Facebook.
Sarah Harris
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Orlando Adventure: 6 Days of Nonstop Fun for All

Six Days in Orlando: Experience Every Side of Florida’s Fun Capital  When you think “Orlando,” your mind probably jumps straight to roller coasters and magical kingdoms. But what if we told you Orlando’s so much more? Over six days, you’ll zip from legendary space shuttles to alligator encounters, world-class aquariums to illusion-filled museums, and café-hopping downtown to sun-drenched airboat rides. Whether you’re visiting with family, friends, or your favorite partner-in-adventure, we’ve packed this weeklong itinerary with just the right mix of big thrills, relaxation, and delightful discoveries. Curious which Orlando wonders made our list? Let’s dive in!  Our favorite Orlando highlights you’ll find on this journey include:  Kennedy Space Center  Gatorland  SEA LIFE Aquarium  The Orlando Eye  Madame Tussauds Orlando  WonderWorks  Museum of Illusions  LEGOLAND® Florida  Chocolate Kingdom  Island H2O Water Park  The Outta Control Magic Dinner Show  Daytona International Speedway track tour  Clearwater Marine Aquarium  Gator Park Airboat Tour  Big Bus Miami Hop-On, Hop-Off Discover Tour  Great local eats, bars, and scenic strolls  Day 1: Countdown to Adventure at Kennedy Space Center & Cocoa Beach  Start your Orlando odyssey with a voyage to space—figuratively, of course, unless you’re secretly an astronaut! Catch the greyhound bus or arrange a shuttle service from Downtown Orlando (many local providers run daily; book in advance for the best rates) and you’ll be at the Kennedy Space Center in just over an hour.  Kennedy Space Center is as vivid as it gets for space lovers. Immersive exhibits put you in the footsteps of astronauts. Step inside a Saturn V rocket, launch your own lunar landing in the Shuttle Launch Experience, and stroll below the Space Shuttle Atlantis—suspended and shining under dramatic lighting. The Heroes & Legends Hall sparks awe with real artifacts, and the Rocket Garden outside makes for memorable photos. If you hit it right, you might even “meet an astronaut” for a Q&A!  By lunchtime, grab a meal at the Orbit Café—think classic American with a retro-futuristic twist, all within reach of real rockets. Afterward, catch the “Journey to Mars” presentation, then hop back on your shuttle or bus and ask the driver for a quick stop at Cocoa Beach Pier.  Cocoa Beach is the ultimate Orlando “bonus.” Watch surfers ride Atlantic waves and wander the fishing pier’s breezy walkways. Grab ice cream or a drink at Rikki Tiki Tavern perched over the ocean. Dip your toes in the sand — you’ve earned it.  On your ride home, chill and scroll through those cosmic photos. Tonight, treat yourself to The Ravenous Pig in Winter Park—accessible by local bus or a quick Uber ride. This cheerful, bustling gastropub serves standout pub grub: go for the duck confit or the famous house-made charcuterie, and raise a glass from their Florida craft beer list. The outdoor patio is pure vacation mode.  Day 2: Eye-Opening Downtown Orlando  Ease into day two with vibrant city life! Ride the LYNX City Bus downtown (routes 104, 20, or 306 are handy depending on your hotel).  Your first stop: the towering Orlando Eye, now called The Wheel at ICON Park. This 400-foot observation wheel is the best way to map out your adventures—spot theme parks, lakes, and even distant rocket launch towers on a clear day. The ride is smooth, the views stretch forever, and each capsule is comfortably air-conditioned.  Back down to earth, stroll next door to Madame Tussauds Orlando. Snap a selfie with lifelike wax stars—from superheroes to pop icons, no judgment on fan reactions. The layout’s roomy and interactive, making it a hit for groups and families.  A few steps away is the SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium. Wander through Florida’s only 360º tunnel, surrounding you with swirling rays, turtles, and even sharks. Touch tanks, sea horses, and playful otters make this aquarium buzz with aquatic charm. Perfect for escaping the afternoon heat.  Lunch calls! ICON Park has multiple tempting spots, but we love Tapa Toro for its Spanish-inspired tapas. The décor is bright, filled with striking tiles and flamenco flair, and you can’t go wrong with the classic paella or their signature sangria.  Next up, hop on the I-Ride Trolley heading north to WonderWorks—a mad, upside-down mansion of hands-on science, laser tag, and quirky experiments. Kids love challenging gravity in the bubble lab and earthquake simulator. Adults, you’ll find yourself gleefully solving puzzles or strapped in for a 4D motion ride.  If you can peel yourself away, dinner tonight is all about relaxed vibes at The Stubborn Mule, a local favorite in Thornton Park just east downtown. Their cocktail menu is inventive, and dishes like lamb meatballs or shrimp-and-grits hit the spot after a packed day. String lights and funky murals create a groovy Orlando backdrop.  For a nightcap, stroll Lake Eola’s walking path and spot the famous swan boats. If you’re visiting on a Sunday, the Orlando Farmers Market lines the park with local food, crafts, and music.  Day 4: LEGOLAND® Florida & Chocolate Dreams  Ready for a little road trip? Catch a dedicated LEGOLAND® shuttle from Orlando’s I-Drive (book ahead, shuttle departs early!) for a smooth hour’s ride to LEGOLAND® Florida Resort in Winter Haven.  Entirely geared for families, LEGOLAND® offers a splash of childhood wonder for everyone. Towering LEGO® sculptures, amusing water rides, and gentle roller coasters create a playful vibe. Miniland USA’s skyline brings the entire country to life, brick by brick. Younger kids get entire playground zones while grownups sneak off for dragon coasters or nostalgia-fueled building zones.  If you need a midday break, the Market Restaurant inside the park dishes up fresh sandwiches and salads with lake views. Save time for the LEGOLAND® Water Park section: lazy rivers, water slides, and colorful LEGO® rafts turn the Florida heat into pure joy.  Once you return to Orlando in the late afternoon, sweeten the night with a tour of Chocolate Kingdom back near I-Drive. Live guides whisk you through everything chocolatey—from rainforest cacao pods to bubbling ganache cauldrons. The tour ends with a hands-on session to design your own candy bar (kids and adults equally enthusiastic).  For dinner, stroll over to Café Tu Tu Tango, an Orlando legend that combines ever-rotating local art, tapas-size plates, and the buzz of live painters on the floor. Try the blackened fish tacos and the sangria pitcher. Brick walls, eclectic lamps, and people-watching guarantee a memorable evening.  Day 5: Underwater Worlds and Wild Rides  Today’s all about mixing wildlife wonder with waterpark wildness. Begin with a short ride to Clearwater Marine Aquarium on a chartered transfer (ask your hotel for the best shuttle; public buses run from downtown but plan for a longer commutes). This unique haven is famous for Winter the dolphin. Interactive tanks, rescued sea turtles, and rooftop boardwalks make every visit feel personal—plus, you’re supporting rescue and rehabilitation efforts.  Make your way back to Orlando in time for an adrenaline reset at Island H2O Water Park near Kissimmee. Take a quick Uber or Lyft straight to the entrance, or hop the 56 LYNX bus from major Orlando transit hubs.  Island H2O’s standout feature is the social-media themed slides—race friends on Reply Racers or retreat to the lazy river for maximum chill. The Private Domain cabana area offers shade and snacks, while live DJs and splash zones keep energy levels high (‘Follow Me Falls’ is our go-to).  Dinner is casual and close at Ford’s Garage — burgers as juicy as the classics on display, topped with anything you can imagine, and served in a car-themed setting that feels mischievously fun, not gimmicky.  Feeling energetic? Head back to downtown’s Mathers Social Gathering for an expertly crafted cocktail in a slightly speakeasy-inspired setting—antique décor, plush sofas, and a playlist that keeps the party humming.  Day 6: Speed, Nature, and a Farewell Feast  Last day! Fuel up early and take the SunRail to Sanford, then transfer to the Daytona International Speedway using the local Volusia County bus (bus 60 from DeLand station; check schedules for timely connections).  The Daytona International Speedway Track Tour is exhilarating—walk the hallowed pit row, peer into garages where cars breathe fire, and step atop Victory Lane for a champion’s photo moment. The guides beam with pride as they reveal secrets from racing’s golden age.  Afterwards, journey back to Orlando (reverse bus/SunRail route; ride-shares available too) and enjoy lunch at Yellow Dog Eats in Windermere, whose pulled pork nachos and rustic garden patio combine flavor with friendly neighborhood vibes.  Feeling adventurous? Head out on a guided Gator Park Airboat Tour in the Everglades. Arrange a pick-up from Orlando’s main hotels, or call a local Uber to the Gator Park base in Kissimmee. Speed across alligator-inhabited wetlands, birds swirling overhead, your captain pointing out old cypress trees and baby gators. It’s exciting and deeply peaceful all at once.  Back in town, round out your trip with a feast at The Boathouse at Disney Springs: their amphicar tours and tableside oysters make this lakeside restaurant a winner. The casual, nautical decor and gentle lake breezes add to the “Florida finished strong” mood.  If you’re not ready to say goodbye, a final stroll through Disney Springs delivers live music, food stalls, boutiques, and more. Snag a late-night cupcake from Sprinkles or clink glasses at Wine Bar George to toast your unforgettable week.  The Perfect Six Days in Orlando: Wrapped with a Bow  There you have it: six full days of Orlando you’ll remember for years. From NASA legends and ziplining gators to waterslides and chocolate wonders, the city’s magic runs deeper than just roller coasters. Every day brought new flavors, wild creatures, and extra moments worth savoring—so no matter who you bring, you’ll find yourself plotting the next Orlando escapade before you even leave.    Like this? Check out our guide to magnificent mornings in Orlando, and discover brilliant birthdays in the city.  Step up your sightseeing with Go City®  We make it easy to explore the best a city has to offer. We’re talking top attractions, hidden gems and local tours, all for one low price. Plus, you'll enjoy guaranteed savings, compared to buying individual attraction tickets.  See more, do more, and experience more with Go City®– just choose a pass to get started! 
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Orlando in June

June is one of the best times to visit Orlando. Contrary to popular belief, the city has far more to offer beyond its famous theme parks. From world-class entertainment experiences to great outdoor activities and shopping opportunities, the subtropical capital of the Southeast packs quite the punch! Within its broad city limits, you can visit Universal Studios, catch some unique shows, and enjoy the natural habitat firsthand. Still, if you’re coming for the rides, you definitely won’t leave disappointed! Thankfully, we’ve done the research for you – now all you need to do is check off the list! So, grab a notepad and get ready to jot some things down. See the Classics A trip to Orlando isn’t quite complete without a visit to Universal Studios. A total fan favorite, there’s no place that quite compares. Drawing in millions of visitors each year, this place is one of the most popular resorts in the entire world – and with good reason! Offering a world-class entertainment district, two theme parks and a waterpark, too, there’s a lot to see and do here for every type of traveller. Additionally, you can stay on-site in one of the resort’s many hotels – still, we think that you could stay for weeks here and never experience all of it! With so much ground to cover, this place provides an exciting entertainment experience to remember. Another one of our favorite theme parks in Orlando has got to be LegoLand for all of its liveliness and whimsy. Perfect for those travelling with family, this place offers an exciting experience to all of its visitors. An epicenter of pure unadulterated merriment, this place packs so much into its boundaries. From rides and shows to shopping and dining, you’ll never be bored here – rather, you might find it hard to fit all of it in! Still, one of our favorite attractions completely unique to this spot are the spectacular Lego models dotted around the site. Always barrels of fun, this place is great for those of all ages. Take a Day Trip Looking for a great way to beat the heat? Well, look no further! Voted the USA’s best water park, Aquatica is the perfect place to spend a hot summer’s day. Thrill rides like Ihu’s Breakaway Falls are sure enough to test anybody’s bravery. Meanwhile, rides like Taumata Racer and Walhalla Wave are perfect for younger guests. Still, our resounding favorite has got to be the Dolphin Plunge, which literally sends you zooming through a pool of the ocean’s friendliest creatures en route. With great rides, natural sand beaches, and marine life, this place provides an exciting entertainment experience to remember. If you’re a seasoned visitor to Orlando, you’ll be well aware that weather can get pretty steamy. Thankfully, the city has plenty of options for those who aren’t big fans of the heat. Open and running since 1955, Orlando Science Center has long been serving the community as a center of intellectual thought and understanding. Combining fun with learning, the institute breaks down complicated ideas and presents them in interesting and understandable ways for its visitors. There are hands-on exhibits, 3D films, and engaging educational programming, making it a great place for curious minds. We love this spot because it’s impossible to leave without having learned something new! Try Something New If you’re looking to spend some quiet time in nature, you won’t need to travel far. Known for its warmer climate and beautiful greenery, Orlando has many parks and preserves that are perfect for a lazy summertime stroll. Open to the public 365 days a year, Harry P. Leu Gardens is the perfect place to soak up the natural beauty of Florida. Covering over 50 acres of landscaped gardens and lakes, this place is a nature lover’s paradise. With meandering walking trails, a tropical rainforest, and a tranquil butterfly garden, this place pretty much has it all! Whilst you’re there, we also strongly suggest checking out the Leu House Museum. Once serving as a home to Mr and Mrs Harry P. Leu, this meticulously restored historic structure is now open to visitors. Just remember to wear your comfiest walking shoes and take plenty of sunscreen with you! For a destination known primarily for its rollercoasters, the best things to do in Orlando may just surprise you. The city’s coastal seat and all-around beautiful weather make it a great destination for wildlife theme parks. Recognized as the ‘’Alligator Capital of the World’’, Gatorland is home to a whopping 2, 000 alligators! A little crazy and a whole lot of fun, this place offers an interactive experience where you can get up close with your favorite reptiles in a safe way. But that’s not all! The park is also home to crocodiles, flamingos, snakes, flamingos, emus and more. In addition, there are swamp walks, vehicle tours, and even ziplines to be enjoyed. If there’s a better way to discover the true meaning of Florida, we sure haven’t heard of it! When it comes to the bizarre and outlandish, Orlando pretty much holds the title. Those coming to the city for art and culture might not be completely taken. Still, anybody with a sense of humor and appreciation for the downright ridiculous will be more than happy with the city’s unique offerings. Standing out as Orlando’s longest-running dinner show, the Outta Control Magic Show has everything you could possibly ask for when it comes to family entertainment. No, really: we mean it. This quirky interactive show features magic, mind-reading and improv – yes, maybe that sounds like a lot, but it totally works, trust us. If you’re wondering about the dinner package (why wouldn’t you?) it’s unlimited hand-tossed pizza and beer, wine, and dessert. Sound good? June in Orlando presents ample opportunity for adventure. The days are longer, the weather is warm, and the sky is a brilliant blue. It is also prime time to explore and enjoy all of the city’s fantastic activities and attractions. Whether you’re a rollercoaster fiend, a nature lover, or just looking to relax, you’re sure to find something to suit your tastes. To make the best out of your vacation, check out Go City’s All-Inclusive Pass and Explorer Pass. For more information, connect with us on Instagram and Facebook. With Go City, you can see more, for less.
Sarah Harris

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