Do’s

• Check for the quality of hotels when searching for accommodation as some may be pricey.
• Rent a car to save time. It is easier to reach places and avoid the rush. 
• Pack smart and light. Big bags may not be allowed inside attractions.
• Get up and out early so you have a lot of time in hand.
• Purchase theme park tickets in advance to avoid delays and long queues. 
• Carry sun protection and wear clothing that will help prevent sunburns, especially during summer.

Don’ts 

• Pay full price for theme parks. There are so many discount deals available.
• Get carried away into getting unnecessary extra passes at Disney World.
• Eat at Disney World during peak time as you will have to wait for too long.
• Forget to look before you cross the road. There have been instances of rash driving.
• Buy overpriced Disney merchandise at Disney World. Head to one of the local malls for more reasonably-priced souvenirs. 
• Miss the T-Rex restaurant in Downtown Disney. The place is great for kids and has good food.
• Forget to bring bathing suits as there are many water-themed activities.

Although Orlando is known for its kid-at-heart attractions, there is much more to Orlando than rides and amusement parks. The heart of downtown Orlando comes alive at night! Boasting local-style taverns, modern bars, and thrilling nightclubs, Orlando offers a bustling night-scene that adults can enjoy. Wall Street Plaza, in the center of Downtown Orlando, beckons - from laid back restaurants, lively bars, all-night nightclubs, and an endless stream of drinks, the plaza has it all! The City of Orlando is full of world-class DJs, dance bars, comedy clubs, and much more. Adults will have the time of their lives exploring Orlando!

• Find the "singing runway" at the abandoned Disney World Airport. Guests who landed at the runway used to be met with grooves in the side of the runway that sang whenever a vehicle passed over it. 
• The Holy Land Experience is a must for all visitors.
• The Citrus Tower's observation deck allows visitors to enjoy the panoramic view of the rolling hills of Florida’s ridge section and hundreds of spring-fed lakes in the surrounding area.
• Drive up the Spook Hil and be amazed at the optical illusion that causes vehicles to seemingly coast uphill.
• Drink from the Fountain of Youth that supposedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks or bathes in its waters.
• See exotic flowers at the Harry P. Leu Gardens.
• Visit a Christian theme park.
• Have dinner at a fun-themed restaurant.
• View the world’s largest collection of Tiffany glass at the Charles Homer Morse Museum of American Art.
• Dine and Play at Dave & Buster’s.
• Spend the day exploring Downtown Disney.

• Take a scenic boat tour in charming Winter Park.
• Take a bike ride along the Lake Baldwin Trail.
• Enjoy a fun night out at the Universal City Walk.
• Ride the largest Ferris Wheel on the East Coast.
• Take a relaxing stroll around the Tibet-Butler Nature Preserve.
• Experience the thrill of American Ghost Adventures.
• Skydive and feel the thrill and adrenaline rush in your veins.
• Go upside down at Wonderworks Orlando.
• Dine at the world’s largest McDonald’s.

• An original hand-printed Clyde Butcher photograph 
• Mouse ears from Walt Disney World
• Blue angel survival bracelet from Pensacola
• Sponges from Tarpon Springs
• Shells or sharks teeth from Sanibel
• Home decor
• T-shirts
• Bags and purses
• CASTLE in 3D laser art crystal ball globe
• Vinyl clock
• Chocolates
• Fountain of Youth water from St. Augustine