Local Area Guide

1.) Magic Kingdom
The Magic Kingdom is the symbol of Disney and Orlando. This was the first park in the city, has as its center the castle of Cinderella and brings in every corner of its territory everything we know as the magic created by Disney. It is a mandatory park for everyone who visits the city without exception. The best-known characters, the most traditional attractions, the most famous foods, the world's most must-see parades and fireworks shows are all gathered there.

2) Epcot
It is a special park for those who like to eat well and try different things, but do not stop amusing the most radical with some emblematic attractions, such as soarin' (which simulates a hang gliding flight), Mission Space (a space simulator that takes you to feel zero gravity) and Spaceship Earth (a walk through the history of the world inside the giant ball that is the symbol of the park). But children also have a turn at attractions like Finding Nemo, Imagination, and frozen. Finally, the fireworks show is part of the must-see things to see in Orlando.

3) Hollywood Studios
Disney's smallest park attracts adrenaline fans with two of disney's most radical attractions: the plummeting tower and aerosmith roller coaster. But you're wrong who thinks only radicals have a turn at Hollywood Studios. As the name already delivers, the grace of the park is to speak with a lot of creativity about cinema and theater, with must-see shows, such as the traditional musical of Bela and the Beast.

4) Animal Kingdom
Animal Kingdom has surprised more and more in recent years. First of all, it has one of Orlando's best roller coasters, Expedition Everest. Plus, it lets you meet real animals on a very cool and well-done safari. It still has must-see shows like the Lion King and nemo musical.

Finally, it is in the Animal Kingdom that is Pandora, the area dedicated to the movie Avatar, and today has one of the best attractions of the entire Disney.

5) Blizzard Beach
The smallest of Disney's two water parks, Blizzard is also the cooldest, most family. It has, like the others, attractions for all styles, from the radicals to the quiet ones to rest. Children sit in the coolest playgrounds in the world where unfortunately, adults can't get in if they haven't taken care of a child.

The park mimics a disabled ski resort, so it's very funny to go there in the summer and see the place full of mountains covered by lying snow. In fact, it's blizzard beach that is one of the largest water slides in there. If you're going on a month of heat, it's a great option to refresh.

6) Typhoon Lagoon
Typhoon is Disney's big and popular water park. I'd say it's the Magic Kingdom of bathers going to Orlando. The wave pool is giant and from time to time releases a very fun tsunami that will drag everyone to the beach. In addition, it has several attractions in which you can go with the whole family toboggan down, and a kind of water roller coaster.

1) Universal Studios
Another traditional Orlando park with the theme of cinema. Universal Studios returned to being one of the most popular in the city after Diagonal Alley (from the Harry Potter saga) was inaugurated as one of its themed areas. The park, which has always had small queues, has since been fuller, but its traditional attractions go far beyond the famous wizard. There you'll find the classic e.t. movie attraction, two roller coasters, and the fun shooting competition at the Men in Black attraction, Simpsons simulator, among other things.

In addition, children also enjoy the attractions of My Favorite Evil and Shrek. As you can see, it has excellent options for all ages.

2) Islands of Adventure
The second park of the Universal complex has many attractions for fans of radical attractions: are some roller coasters like the radical of the Hulk, and super cool simulators like the classic Spider-Man. But children also have turn, with an entire themed area with attractions for them.

It is also in islands of adventure that is the second Harry Potter themed area. There you will find the village of Hogsmeade, Hogwarts Castle and hagrid's new roller coaster

3) Volcano Bay
The most recent park in the Universal complex is also the first water, and has brought to Orlando another option to give that rest in the theme park and shopping schedule. In addition to many extreme attractions, this park also brings the ease of using virtual queue for attractions.

The park is all neat in the details, has as its theme the islands of the Pacific and a large volcano that is like a central landmark of the place. For those looking for more extreme water attractions than disney parks, then it's a great choice.