8 Days in Orlando...What to do?
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What type of things do you like?
Orlando has many options besides the theme parks. There's trails for walking and biking, rivers for canoeing, and gardens for strolling. Tons of malls and quaint older "downtown" areas for shopping of all kinds. Museums of art, science, and history. Several concert and theatre venues. Many types of restaurants and clubs.
There are also several options within an hour or two of Orlando, such as Kennedy Space Center, the beaches, Tampa/Busch Gardens, etc.
Orlando has many options besides the theme parks. There's trails for walking and biking, rivers for canoeing, and gardens for strolling. Tons of malls and quaint older "downtown" areas for shopping of all kinds. Museums of art, science, and history. Several concert and theatre venues. Many types of restaurants and clubs.
There are also several options within an hour or two of Orlando, such as Kennedy Space Center, the beaches, Tampa/Busch Gardens, etc.
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Relax and enjoy the nice weather (assuming you are coming anytime soon).
If you are themepark nuts there is also Universal Studios and Sea World.
Otherwise, like Sadie mentioned, there are many things within a short drive of Orlando. There is an abundance of shopping - lots of outlets. Take a stroll down Park Avenue in Winter Park.
Enjoy your trip!
If you are themepark nuts there is also Universal Studios and Sea World.
Otherwise, like Sadie mentioned, there are many things within a short drive of Orlando. There is an abundance of shopping - lots of outlets. Take a stroll down Park Avenue in Winter Park.
Enjoy your trip!
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Florida State parks - "The Real Florida" - several are short drive from orlando - www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/
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thanks for everyone's replies....what is the weather like in early november? that is when we are coming to avoid early winter in london...btw, i love shopping and outlet shopping sounds really great! any recommendations on which outlet mall is the best? clothes shopping is my forte! we will probably spend 1 day outlet shopping (that is the amount of time my fiance has 'allowed' me!)
thanks again
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Shop and Martha are correct, Belz Factory Outlet Mall is huge. It is actually 2 malls, an outdoor plaza, and several annexe all packaged together, with a wide variety of shops. It is located at the north end of International Drive.
Another outlet mall near the attractions (theme parks) is the Premium Outlet mall, which has higher end shops. Be sure to go to the information booth at both malls to pick up a booklet of discounts and coupons.
If you want to shop boutiques, try "Old Winter Park" like Dave mentioned. It's a great area to browse, have lunch at a cafe, and take in the beautiful Tiffany art display at the Morse Art Museum.
If you want to shop at the attractions, try Downtown Disney, the Disney Village Marketplace, and City Walk at Universal. A bit touristy, but some interesting things can be found.
How about your fiance? What kind of activities is he hope to find?
Another outlet mall near the attractions (theme parks) is the Premium Outlet mall, which has higher end shops. Be sure to go to the information booth at both malls to pick up a booklet of discounts and coupons.
If you want to shop boutiques, try "Old Winter Park" like Dave mentioned. It's a great area to browse, have lunch at a cafe, and take in the beautiful Tiffany art display at the Morse Art Museum.
If you want to shop at the attractions, try Downtown Disney, the Disney Village Marketplace, and City Walk at Universal. A bit touristy, but some interesting things can be found.
How about your fiance? What kind of activities is he hope to find?
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