Where to Stay and What To Do On Your Family Vacation in Orlando
Where to Stay and What To Do On Your Family Vacation in Orlando
Family resorts Orlando, Family vacation resorts OrlandoOrlando is a destination built for families, allowing the adults to revisit their childhood and have some fun with their kids. There are many customer-focused family resorts in Orlando, offering a wide array of rooms to choose from as well as a variety of recreation, amenities, activities and guest services to make the stay as nice as possible.
Choose from a myriad of vacation villas with all of the conveniences of home, from spacious one, two and three-bedroom villas. Each villa comes with many amenities including a fully equipped kitchen, dining area as well as multiple color televisions.
Have Fun at a Family Vacation Resort
The family vacation resorts in Orlando are home to many amenities and activities including resort pools with water slides and private cabanas, tennis and basketball courts, children’s activities, bicycle rentals, full-service restaurants and bars, room service as well as discounted attraction tickets. In addition, the resorts are close to many attractions such as championship golf courses, theme parks, shopping and recreational activities.
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Spend Your Days at the Many Theme Parks
There is something for everyone at the attractions located in Orlando, from the kids to the teens and the adults as well. Most family resorts in Orlando have complimentary shuttle service to such attractions as Walt Disney World, Universal and Sea World theme parks.
Within Walt Disney World, there are different theme parks for people of all ages. Also, there is Downtown Disney featuring the DisneyQuest Indoor Interactive theme park as well as over seventy unique shops and restaurants. Disney’s Boardwalk also features entertainment, dining and shopping conveniently close to the Disney theme parks.
Universal is a popular attraction as well when visiting family resorts in Orlando. There are many thrilling rides and amazing shows to choose from. Universal City Walk is home to many restaurants and shops as well as shows such as the Blue Man Group.
Sea World also offers family fun with shows including Believe with Shamu, Clyde and Seamore Take Pirate Island and Shamu Rock.
Additional Activities to Do With Your Kids
Orlando may be the land of theme parks, however there are many other enjoyable activities to do while staying at the family vacation resorts. Orlando Shopping is one of the main activities for visitors as the city offers many upscale malls, outlets and boutiques to entice a variety of shoppers. There is also the Festival Bay Mall at International Drive, which offers a wide selection of stores and family entertainment venues such as Ron Jon Surf Shop, Outdoor World, Vans Skatepark and the Putting Edge Fun Center with a glow-in-the-dark miniature golf course.
Embark on an adventure as a family with hang gliding, hot air balloon rides or exploring Orlando’s waterways. With more than 2,000 lakes, rivers and springs, rent a kayak or pontoon or take a tour where you are sure to see alligators, turtles, snakes, native birds and even bald eagles.
Chris Harmen is a writer who specializes in writing about family resorts in Orlando, offering many amenities and activities to choose from at the family vacation resorts. Orlando also has a wide array of nearby attractions and recreational activities.
Plan Your Next Vacation In Orlando!
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