Orlando Vacation – Three Common Questions (And Our Answers)

One of the things we pride ourselves on here at the Orlando Vacation Store is our knowledge of the theme parks and related areas here in Orlando, Florida. Being long-time Orlando locals, we can provide in-depth information on the Disney World and Universal Escape resorts, as well as SeaWorld, dinner shows, local places to hang out, water parks, and other places. Here are some common questions our Orlando Vacation Store reservations specialists are asked, and their answers.

“I have young kids- where should I take them?”
If the kids are not yet teens, I recommend taking them to Disney World- specifically, Magic Kingdom. They have many rides that are kid-safe and many things to see and do, such as parades, being read to by Belle, meeting the princesses and other characters, musical shows, fireworks, boat rides, and so much more- they’re sure to love their vacation, and so are you.

“My kids are older/adults, where should we go?”
For the older kids- including the adult ‘kids’- I recommend Universal Escape Orlando, especially Islands of Adventure. Universal Studios is geared more toward younger teens, Islands of Adventure is full of rollercoasters and other, more adult rides, and there’s always CityWalk- which has a movie theater and is full of shops, bars, and clubs. CityWalk closes at 2am most nights.

“Where should we go to eat- in the parks or out?”
Definitely out of the parks, if you’re on a budget. Downtown Disney has some nice restaurants that aren’t too expensive, but are still more upscale than, say, a McDonald’s (which they also have). Or you can go around and find some nearby restaurants. International Drive is chock full of places to eat, along with many tourist attractions. Ask some of the locals (or reservations specialists) for their personal favorites and enjoy!

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