Orlando

Enzian Theater
1300 S Orlando Ave

A cinema for the indie/alternative crowd that also offers food and alcoholic beverages.

Discovery Cove
6000 Discovery Cove Way

A 30-acre tropical retreat with beaches, snorkeling and relaxation.

Revolution: The Off Road Experience

Offers 4-wheeling, 4x4, dune buggying and more.

Major attractions

major attractions
Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World
18 mi S of downtown in Lake Buena Vista

The acclaimed gold standard of theme parks on the planet. Hours vary by park and season.

major attractions
SeaWorld Adventure Park Orlando
SeaWorld Dr
+1 407-351-3600
Variety of discounts may be available by purchasing tickets online
9AM-closing times varying from 6PM-10PM

A beautifully landscaped 200-acre marine theme park featuring fantastic shows, thrilling rides, and fun exhibits -- a more laid-back alternative to Disney and Universal.

major attractions
Aquatica
5800 Water Play Way
Hours vary by season

Opened in 2008 water park by Sea World.

major attractions
Discovery Cove
6000 Discovery Cove Way
+1 407-370-1280
$259-279, $159-179 for non-dolphin package
9AM-5:30PM (until 9PM on selected evenings)

A unique companion to Sea World, it is often sold out as admission is limited to 1000 guests per day but admission does include all your equipment, food, drink and 30-minute interaction with the dolphins in the water.

major attractions
Holy Land
4655 Vineland Rd
Discount on tickets purchased online
Closed Tu

An educational, inspirational, biblical-themed park designed to look like Jerusalem.

major attractions
Universal Orlando Resort
International Dr
+1 407-363-8000
Discounts are given for purchasing tickets online
9AM-closing times varying from 6PM-10PM

Top-ranked challenger to Disney, with two theme parks -- the original Universal Studios Florida and the second theme park, Islands of Adventure -- a nightclub and restaurant complex, CityWalk, and three resort hotels.

Minor attractions

minor attractions
Mary, Queen of the Universe Shrine
8300 Vineland Ave
+1 407-239-6600

This extravagant Catholic church has become a tourist attraction in itself, thanks in part to the millions of Catholics from around the world who visit it and the rest of Orlando every year. Note: It is not a parish and therefore it cannot perform weddings, funerals, or baptisms.

minor attractions
Orlando Watersports Complex
8615 Florida Rock Rd
+1 407-251-3100

A cable park for watersports. Offers lessons and two separate cable systems, a beginner and an advanced. A perfect way to experience Orlando's reputation as the watersport capital of the world.

minor attractions
Florida EcoSafaris at Forever Florida (Zipline Safari)
4755 N Kenansville Rd
+1 407-957-9794
Reservations required

Journey deep into Forever Florida, a 4700 acre eco-ranch and wildlife conservation area, preserved just as nature intended. This beautiful site boasts 9 distinct Florida ecosystems and an endless array of natural flora and fauna including alligators, black bears, nearly two hundred species of birds and the endangered Florida panther. Choose your own fully-guided adventure: Coach Safari, Horseback Safari or, soar through the treetops on the Zipline Safari.

Tennis

tennis
Orlando Tennis Center
649 W Livingston Street

649 w livingston st, +1 407-246-2161.

tennis
Lake Cane Tennis Center
Oak Knoll Ln

5108 turkey lake rd, +1 407-254-9170.

tennis
Fort Gatlin Recreation Complex
2009 Lake Margaret Drive

2009 lake margaret dr, +1 407-858-3290.

Sports teams

sports teams
Orlando Magic
400 W Church St
+1 407-89-MAGIC

Member of the National Basketball Association NBA, the Magic is the city's only member of the big four.

sports teams
Orlando Predators
302 S. Graham Ave

Member of the Arena Football League AFL.

sports teams
UCF Knights

The teams representing the University of Central Florida—with the largest undergraduate enrollment of any single university campus in the country—compete in NCAA Division I sports, currently as members of Conference USA. UCF has heavily invested in athletics facilities in recent years, with the most notable example being the football team's home of Bright House Networks Stadium.

sports teams
Orlando Sharks
+1 407-403-6300

Professional indoor soccer.

Golf

golf
Bay Hill Club & Lodge
9000 Bay Hill Blvd

9000 bay hill blvd, +1 407-876-2429. two courses: 18 holes, over 7,205 yards with a par of 72 private non-equity; 9 holes, over 3,409 yards with a par of 36 private non-equity.

golf
Cypress Creek Country Club
6351 International Golf Club Rd

5353 vineland rd, +1 407-351-2187. 18 holes, over 7,014 yards with a par of 72 public.

golf
Grande Pines Golf Club
6351 International Golf Club Rd

6351 international golf club rd, +1 800-371-1165. 18 holes, over 7,012 yards with a par of 72 public.

golf
Dubsdread Golf Course
549 West Par Street

549 west par st, +1 407-246-2551. 18 holes, over 6,055 yards with a par of 72 municipal.

golf
Shingle Creek Golf Club
9939 Universal Boulevard

9939 universal blvd, toll free +1 866-996-9933. 18 holes, over 7,213 yards with a par of 72 public.

golf
Country Club of Orlando
1601 Country Club Drive

1601 country club dr, +1 407-425-2319. 18 holes, over 6,591 yards with a par of 72 private equity.

golf
Fairways Country Club
13950 Golfway Boulevard

14205 e colonial dr, +1 407-282-7535. 18 holes, over 5,332 yards with a par of 70 public.

golf
Lake Nona Golf Club
8600 El Prado Drive

9801 lake nona rd, +1 407-851-9091. 18 holes, over 7,011 yards with a par of 72 private non-equity.

golf
Orange Tree Golf Club
4224 Club House Road

7540 woodgreen dr, +1 407-351-2521. 18 holes, over 6,968 yards with a par of 71 private non-equity.

golf
Ginn Reunion Golf Resort

1000 reunion way, reunion, +1 888-418-9611. 54 holes, 3 championship golf courses designed by arnold palmer, jack nicklaus and tom watson private.

golf
Grand Cypress Resort

1 n jacaranda st, +1 800-835-7377. four courses: 18 holes over 6,773 yards with a par of 72 public; 9 holes over 3,462 yards with a par of 36 public; 9 holes over 3,521 yards with a par of 36 public; 9 holes over 3,434 yards with a par of 36 public.

Venues

venues
Orange County Convention Center
9860 Universal Blvd
+1 407-685-1061

With 2.1 million-square feet of exhibition space, the OCCC serves as the area's convention and meeting center.

venues
Universal Orlando Meetings & Events
1000 Universal Studios Plaza

From 20 to 20,000 guests, a Universal event ensures that you will give your attendees something truly out of the ordinary.

Downtown

downtown
Downtown Orlando Information Center

201 s orange ave ste 102, +1 407-254–info 4636. has two interactive kiosks and electronic message boards with information about local downtown eateries, retailers, accommodations, special events, etc. m-f 9am–6pm .

downtown
 

Despite the proximity of theme park haven Lake Buena Vista, the city has a lot to offer on its own. Downtown Orlando (http://www.downtownorland...) is a growing area centered around Orange Avenue that is packed with bars, clubs, and restaurants, as well as theaters and concert venues. The main strip on Orange Avenue is closed most nights because of the large volumes of pedestrians. Just a few blocks over is Lake Eola, a picturesque park situated around a swan-filled lake. In the middle of the lake is a lighted fountain that has been established as an icon of Orlando, and on one side of the lake stands the historic outdoor shell theater, where tourists and locals alike can see a version of the Nutcracker every December. Swan-shaped paddle boats are available for rental as well. Taking over for Church Street as the main night time hot spot is Wall Street. It is a small pedestrian only alley off of Orange Avenue that houses several restaurants and bars. They also have frequent concerts on Wall Street, providing a stage for bands to play for everything from Cinco de Mayo to the Capital One Bowl and Citrus Bowl celebration weeks.