Orlando Florida is home to an incredulous amount of worldly attractions that take the definition of beauty to a new level. Attracting over 60 million people a year, Orlando Florida can get super busy and if you’ve been before, you’ll probably want something new and exciting to do.
Perhaps, you’ve already planned a great week but have an extra day where you’re not quite sure what to do and don’t want to stay cooped up inside the hotel room all day. Well, we’ve compiled a list just for you to take away the stress of finding quirky original things to do, whilst you ride around on your luxury rental scooter.
Spanning over 50 acres of land, the leu gardens boast tropical gardens with smooth picturesque landscapes and large deep blue lakes for all to view. The gorgeous area was donated to orlando back in 1961 by harry p. Leu and his wife, mary jane. This large estate has been converted into a breath-taking botanical sanctuary with over 40 different plant assortments. The leu gardens contain vibrance and beauty in abundance no matter the type of weather. Whether it’s flowering trees, cycads, or tropical philodendrons that take your fancy you can view it all at the leu gardens. If these plant types go over your head that’s not to worry either, as signs exhibit exactly what’s on show.
Once you’ve finished exploring the gardens themselves, this place offers much more. Enter the museum or the incredible art showcase within the house. With a rotating exhibit on display until december 2020 that hangs from the ceilings, transform the view into something extraordinary.
You will be familiar with Walt Disney Studios and Disney Land Florida, but you may not have been privy to the feature-filled Epcot Tour and Festivals.
Epcot is one of four theme parks at the Walt Disney Resort and spans across 300 acres. At the Epcot festival, you can enjoy all kinds of activities, from flower shows and displays to food and wine festivals that bring countries and nations together to celebrate national delicacies. You’ll find yourself divided between Future World and World showcase. The iconic geodesic sphere arrives at the entrance to the Future World in which showcases brilliant stories of the future including new technology and talks on the ever-changing ideas of the future.
If you’re with the kids or grandkids, then that’s no problem either. Epcot is so huge that there is something for all ages. Whether it be the fun playful activities where you can send your younger companions raging, whilst you sneak off to the Festival of the Arts within Epcot that allows you to learn, watch and talk to Broadway artists.
The Morse Museum holds an incredible and vast collection of art by Louis Comfort Tiffany, including various art forms ranging from pottery, art glass to jewelry and windows. As you venture through the audio tour, you’ll feast your eyes on featured works such as the World’s Columbian Exposition, or specific sets of art from Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Long Island estate.
He is the feature of the Morse Museum. However, it is much deeper and special than that. Including works from many different periods of his life and in many different mediums, you’ll be taken on a walk-through of his own artistic journey. With many art specialists reviewing the Morse Museum as a fine collection, there is no way that you can miss it whilst you take on an adventure to Orlando.
Another theme park inspired by Disney; Animal Kingdom is a zoologist-themed park where the ‘Tree of Life’ is the icon of the vast space. It sits at 145 feet tall and 50 feet wide making it easy to view from pretty much anywhere in the park. You’ll find the landscape spanning over 580 acres, this comes in as one of the largest theme parks in Orlando giving you plenty of time to explore.
Distinguished from the rest of the theme parks in the surrounding area, Animal Kingdom park features the traditional attractions that you could expect from a theme park including rides and games, but for the rest of us, there are exhibits of hundreds of live species for you to inspect and admire. All the animals are carefully looked after by specialists, and they even take part in learning events and shows. Especially the night festival where animals come alive in the midst of darkness; whilst the attractions remain calm and to a nice noise level to protect those other animals and guests living there.
Last year there were over 10 million guests making this attraction one of the most popular features in the whole of North America and even the sixth most popular visited attraction in the world. You can’t miss it.
Whilst the rides might not be available for all, there are certainly plenty of other things to enjoy at Sea World. Enjoy the Killer Whale experience, with an outdoor presentation with dining opportunities at the same time as you learn and watch this magnificent creature that some may never see in their lives. Orca’s are one of the most beautiful, smart and powerful sea animals and this attraction allows you to view them head on and be inspired. Seating and team assistants are available at your request, so you can be full of confidence.
Or why not go behind the scenes and see a day in the life of the trainers and caretakers, to witness the care and interactions between them and these wonderful sea animals. Get super up close and personal with these feathered and wide-eyed animals that make you fall in love in an instance.
All of the above are an excellent way of spending the day and rolling around in your perfectly smooth rentable mobility scooter. All the attractions and sites are wheel-chair accessible and make sure that you feel comfortable throughout your day.
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