There is so much more to Orlando than Disney. If you search beyond the theme park district, you will discover plenty of cheap things to do with kids in Orlando. We’ve curated a long list of kids’ activities in Orlando that are free or cheap (less than $25 each). Show
Kayak the Central Florida springs at a family. Image courtesy: Orlando North – Seminole County. Whether you are looking for playdate destinations with little ones or exciting adventures for older kids, we have plenty of ideas for fun and inexpensive things to do in Orlando. ORLANDO ATTRACTIONS FOR KIDS & FAMILIES
Meet otters at the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford, Florida. Image courtesy: Central Florida Zoo.
Planet Obstacle in Lake Mary. Image courtesy: Planet Obstacle.
Ice skating at RDV Ice Den in Maitland. Image courtesy: RDV Ice Den
Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream. Image: Melody Larson.
Fun Spot America. Image courtesy: Visit Orlando.
Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Orlando. Image courtesy: Visit Orlando.
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FREE & CHEAP FAMILY MOVIES IN ORLANDO
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Explore Central Florida springs near Orlando. Image courtesy: Florida State Parks ORLANDO PARKS & NATURE
Manatees at Blue Spring State Park. Image: Melody Larson.
Image courtesy: Bok Tower Gardens.
Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari Experience. Image courtesy: Wild Florida.
Image courtesy: Lukas Butterfly Garden
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Is Orlando good for family vacation?As one of the world's most kid-friendly destinations, Orlando is tailor-made for family getaways that take advantage of O-Town's theme parks and other amazing features.
Is 3 days in Orlando enough?Three days is barely enough to see and do all that Orlando has to offer. Plan your stay at the center of the action by booking a multi-bedroom suite at one of our four Hilton Grand Vacations Orlando resorts.
What makes Orlando a popular holiday destination for families?Orlando is the theme park capital of the world. There are at least 32 different theme parks (and growing) in and around the city, with Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando being the most well-known. Other popular choices include Busch Gardens and Legoland.
How many days should I spend in Orlando?A lot depends on how much your willing to spend. Depending on the time of the year your going to the theme parks, I'd recommend anything from 5-14 days in the Orlando area. If your going during the "Busy Season" (Mid-April thru August and Thanksgiving thru New Years) you'll want more time to see everything.
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