Orlando Florida

There’s a reason why nearly 50 million travelers visit Orlando, Florida each year. While other domestic vacation destinations specifically cater to skiers, sunbathers, history buffs or high rollers, Orlando offers something that travelers of all ages can enjoy.
Since Walt Disney World opened in 1971, theme parks have been the main attraction in Orlando, Florida. If you haven’t been to Orlando since the early days of Disney, it’s a whole new world now. The Walt Disney World Resort encompasses four different theme parks—Magic Kingdom, with its iconic Cinderella Castle; EPCOT; Disney-MGM Studios; and Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Nearby Downtown Disney offers Cirque du Soleil performances, concerts, movies, indoor gaming, nightclubs and theme restaurants. And if that isn’t enough, there are two water parks and a wide variety of hotels and resorts on Disney property.