Things to do in Florida

It truly lives up to its reputation as the world's largest Disney park! The process from parking to entering the park was incredibly smooth, with minimal walking. The staff were all very helpful, and the fireworks show was absolutely breathtaking!

I visited Universal Orlando Resort with my daughter, and we had an unforgettable time together! The attractions were exciting, the atmosphere was amazing, and the Harry Potter areas were absolutely magical. Some queues were quite long, but the experience was worth it. We enjoyed every moment and made wonderful memories together. A fantastic place for a mother-daughter trip! Highly recommended!

It's much cheaper than buying tickets on-site, and you don't need to collect tickets; you can just scan a code to enter. The experience is still quite impressive; several of the flight experiences are comparable to Universal Studios and Disneyland, but the wait times are much shorter. I drove there, and there was plenty of parking right at the park entrance. After the park closed, the nearby restaurants were quite crowded, but the ambiance was nice, with a sea view.

Another great trip to this park. Lots of variety to interest all members of the family. My favourites were E.T.Adventure & Minion Mayhem. Lots of opportunities to see your favourite characters too. Interaction with Shrek & Donkey adds a fun element to your day.

Universal Studios' newly opened park is divided into four areas: Harry Potter, Mario, How to Train Your Dragon, and Dark Fantasy. Hotels staying at Universal Studios can enter the park early, but Express Passes require a separate ticket. The Ministry of Magic in Harry Potter and the broken-track roller coaster in Mario are the most popular attractions; it's recommended to rush in at the top of the gates with an Express Pass. The Ministry of Magic area is absolutely stunning, a 1:1 recreation of the scene. The smoke effects upon entering the Ministry of Magic, and the ride itself, are all worth making a special trip for. The Mario area is similar to the one in Osaka; those who haven't ridden it should definitely experience it, while those who have can consider it after Harry Potter. The Dark Fantasy and How to Train Your Dragon areas feature less mainstream IPs. The roller coaster in the How to Train Your Dragon area is worth trying, and the food in the park is more suited to Chinese tastes. Overall, it's a very exciting park and worth spending a whole day exploring.

Love the lion king show, safari and the avatar ride! Not too crowded when visited in September. Avatar queue was insane though, queued for about 2hours. Food options limited and not that great. Would be great if they have more finger food and drink carts around. Such as hotdogs, burgers, nuggets nacho fries etc. Another perplex point is why are there no umbrellas for sale? Was rainy season could really do with some umbrellas. Great revenue source for the park too!

Ocean Park is quite fun for elementary school students, but the weather is just too hot. All the rides and attractions are outdoors, and apart from the song and dance show, the animal shows are also outdoors. It's just too hot.

Enjoyable to wander around eating popcorn and frozen lemonade

Magic kingdom is certainly just that— magical! The crew members are incredible. So helpful, so polite. They always answer your questions and can direct you to anywhere you need to go. For an older crowd, this particular park isn’t a 5/5 just because it is build for the kiddos. The best ride in my opinion is Space Mountain for older riders. The scenery is exquisite and the characters nail it! Recommend!

The air in Little Havana is permeated with Cuban charm. In Domino Park, old men clatter dominoes, and the rich aroma of cigars fills the entire street. Vibrant murals adorn the walls, and Latin music wafts from open doors. A bite of a crispy fried pie, sweet guava sauce dripping onto your hand—it's passionate, boisterous, like a never-ending street party.