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Orlando (map) deserves its reputation as the theme park capital of the world. Of course, the International Drive (map) area near Universal contains a multitude of independent attractions and smaller theme parks as well as hotels and restaurants galore. Beyond that, however, lies much to be explored.

Also сheck оut мore info: Theme Parks • First-Timer Guides • Virtual Tours

The Orlando area features 7 of the 10 most visited theme parks in North America (5 of the top 10 in the world), as well as the 4 most visited water parks in the U.S. However, only one, Universal Orlando (map), is within the city limits. Walt Disney World (map) and SeaWorld (map) are in the immediate area.

Walt Disney World, about 35 minutes southwest of Orlando, is so expansive that it needs its own travel guide.

Despite the proximity of the theme parks and other tourist attractions, the city center has a lot to offer on its own. Downtown Orlando (map) is a growing area around Orange Avenue that is packed with bars, clubs, restaurants, theaters, and concert venues. The main strip on Orange Avenue is closed down to cars most nights because of the large number of pedestrians. >> *List of tourist attractions in Greater Orlando

A wide variety of restaurants can be found in CityWalk (map) at Universal Orlando, including Margaritaville, Hard Rock Cafe, Pastamore and NASCAR Cafe.

Orlando nightlife away from the theme parks is centered mostly around Central Boulevard and Orange Avenue in downtown Orlando.

With a hotel around virtually every corner (actually 4 or 5 around every corner) it seems impossible to throw a rock and not hit a hotel. There are hotels to meet every traveler’s need, whether it be a hostel or a 5-star resort.

Most tourists visit Orlando for summer vacations between June and August, or for spring breaks in March and April. Ironically, the quieter times correspond to the best weather in the Orlando area. Visiting when the weather isn’t so hot means fewer people in the area, with emptier parks and more comfortable weather.

United States

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New York

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Transport

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Cities & Regions

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#1 Visit New York

Our article about the city of New York. Information about the city’s attractions, culture, events, and activities. Public transport.

#2 Visit San Francisco

Our article about the city of San Francisco. Information about the city’s attractions, culture, events, and activities. Public transport.

#3 Grand Canyon

Our article about the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon fills me with awe. It is beyond comparison—beyond description.

Public transport.

Guide to traveling to and getting around in the United States.

LYNX – Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority.

Also сheck оut мore info: Transportation (visitorlando.com) • Guide to traveling to and getting around in the USA (visittheusa.com)

BUS: Major intercity bus companies include: BoltBus • Greyhound • Jefferson Lines • Megabus • Peter Pan • Trailways • Chinatown buses

TRAIN: AMTRAK | eTicketing | Interactive Map

AIRPORT: Orlando International Airport.

FERRY: America has the largest system of inland waterways of any country in the world. It is entirely possible to navigate around within the United States by boat ⇒ The New York State Canal System • The St. Lawrence Seaway • *The Mississippi River.

Orlando: What to See in 2023.

Add these new attractions and venues to your vacation must-do’s for your next trip to Orlando!

video source: Visit Orlando / youtube.com /

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VISAS & IMMIGRATION.

Entering the USA can be an easy and seamless process when you are prepared. + U.S. visa & entry requirements (visittheusa.com)

USA Trip planner.

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Roadtrippers.com.

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National Weather Service (weather.gov)

AAA (aaa.com): The American Automobile Association provides a range of services for travelers, including travel planning, trip insurance, and roadside assistance, for those traveling by car in the United States.

U.S. Department of State – Travel (state.gov): This website provides information on travel visas, travel warnings, and travel alerts for international travelers to the United States. It also provides resources for U.S. citizens traveling abroad.

Customs and Border Protection (cbp.gov): This website provides information on customs regulations and procedures for international travelers entering and exiting the United States. It also provides resources for travelers bringing goods into the country.

Transportation Security Administration (tsa.gov): This website provides information on airport security procedures, including what items are allowed in carry-on and checked baggage.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (cdc.gov): This website provides information on health and vaccination requirements for travelers to the United States, as well as health and safety tips for traveling in the country.

National Park Service (nps.gov): This website provides information on national parks and monuments in the United States, including park activities and events, camping and lodging information, and park regulations.