A quick guide to help you plan your Orlando vacation.
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What time of year should I visit?
Through the year in Orlando
January and February are generally a quiet time to travel. There are some dance and cheer competitions hosted at Disney during these times so check before you book. The weather is coolest in these months with an average of 20 degrees. You'll need to pack some jumpers for the chilly morning and evenings and some summer clothes for the warmer days.
March and April the weather is improving to very pleasant levels, although the crowds are very high with spring break taken at different times across these months and Easter.
May and June averaging high 20's and the crowds are moderate. Plan midday breaks from the sun and storms will also likely play a part in your trip.
July is a heavy crowd month and a hot month, it is also hurricane season.
August and September are some of the lightest crowds, as schools in America start to return in August. It is still hurricane season and temperatures are soaring at their highest. You will need to factor in storms and breaks from the heat. September sees the start of Halloween theming.
October, November and December are moderate to high crowds. November sees the beginning of the Christmas decorations, with Thanksgiving being a very busy time of year. The levels of rain fall drops in these months, with October average temperatures still high but cooling off more in December with averages in the low 20's again.
What is there to do in Orlando?
Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World
This is probably the place that comes to mind when you think of Orlando. With 4 huge theme parks, 2 water parks a shopping district and multiple resorts, Disney alone is enough to keep you busy for a 2 week holiday. There is no age that is unsuitable - even newborn babies can experience over 120 attractions! Additionally children under 3 years don't require park tickets.
Universal Studios
Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World
Calling all Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, Minion and film fans! Ride enthusiasts will love Universal Studios 2 parks and water park. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is truly spectacular featuring a ginormous Hogwarts castle, life-size Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade villages. Universal have also recently announced a new park due to open 2025 'Epic Universe'
SeaWorld Parks
Walt Disney World
International Drive
Thrill seekers should consider a visit to SeaWorld and their white knuckle rides. Been there done that? Take a short journey over to Busch Gardens for an adrenaline-junkies perfect day out! You definitely wont be short on thrills at these parks. SeaWorld also has a water park and Discovery Cove which boasts an all inclusive package of food and drinks, snorkeling gear and optional dolphin swim.
International Drive
International Drive
International Drive
Also known as I-Drive, this 11 mile long entertainment district includes countless restaurants, shops, hotels and entertainment venues. Featuring the worlds biggest McDonalds, you can find indoor skydiving, museums, the ICON park, escape rooms, mini golf, helicopter rides and so much more.
Outside of Orlando
International Drive
Outside of Orlando
If all we have mentioned so far isn't enough for you within a short distance of Orlando, Florida also offers unforgettable experiences at Daytona International Speedway, the Kennedy Space Center, Legoland, kayaking through natural springs, golf courses, airboat tours of the everglades and multiple gorgeous beaches. Sunscapes can help you book tickets to some of these attractions.