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Big Toho Airboat Rides runs airboat swamp tours on Lake Toho in Kissimmee, with alligators, birds and other Florida wildlife along the way. It suits families and anyone who wants to see nature up close, and it's a short trip from Orlando and Walt Disney World.
Visit info →Bob's Balloon Charters runs customized hot air balloon rides over the Orlando, Kissimmee, Walt Disney World and Davenport areas, with a sunrise flight as its signature trip. It suits early risers, couples marking an occasion, and small groups or families with kids 5 and up who want a quiet look at Central Florida from above.
Visit info →Capone's Dinner & Show is a speakeasy-style dinner theater on International Drive, set in 1931 Chicago gangland, where you get in with a password. The venue pitches it at a wide age range, from young children to older adults, and it suits anyone who likes a meal with singing, dancing, comedy and a bit of audience play.
Visit info →Blue Tree Resort is a suite hotel in Lake Buena Vista, Orlando, with one- and two-bedroom suites that each have a full kitchen. It is an official Walt Disney World Good Neighbor hotel and is listed as a good fit for families, couples and small groups.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesCalypso Cay Resort Vacation Villas is a Caribbean-themed, family-friendly resort in Kissimmee, close to the major Orlando theme parks. It offers one-, two- and three-bedroom suites with full kitchens, and it suits families who want space to spread out and plenty to do between park days.
Catboat Escapes runs guided self-drive catamaran tours on the Clermont Chain of Lakes, near Orlando, where you steer your own small two-seat boat while a guide leads the group. The company says it suits solo adventurers, couples and families looking for a hands-on way to see the lakes.
Disney's Keys to the Kingdom is a five-hour walking tour of Magic Kingdom that covers how the park was created and grew, with stops in backstage areas Cast Members usually see. It suits guests 16 and older who want a deeper behind-the-scenes look at Walt Disney World, rather than thrill-seekers hoping to fit in lots of rides.
Visit info →Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is a country-and-western dinner show at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, running since 1974. It pairs a family-style, all-you-care-to-enjoy meal with about two hours of singing, dancing and comedy. It suits families with young kids and anyone happy to clap along, though one Disney fan blog thinks most teens may not take to it.
Visit info →International Heli-Tours runs scenic helicopter flights over Orlando, showing visitors the theme parks and local landmarks from the air. It suits families and first-time visitors who want to see several parks in one short trip.
Visit info →Kissimmee Ghost Tours runs walking ghost and history tours through historic downtown Kissimmee. It suits anyone who likes local history with a spooky twist and doesn't mind about ninety minutes on foot.
Visit info →Leading Edge Helicopters is a helicopter sightseeing operator based on West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee, flying over Orlando landmarks like Disney World, Universal Studios and SeaWorld Orlando. It suits visitors who want to see the theme parks and the wider area from above, whether on a short introductory hop or a longer route.
Visit info →Medieval Times is a family dinner theater in Kissimmee, set in a European-style castle, where you eat a four-course feast while knights joust and sword fight. It suits families who want a loud, cheer-along night out, and the company says it is fun for all ages.
Visit info →Old Florida Riverboat Company runs The Lillie, a 75-foot restored sternwheel paddleboat that cruises East Lake Toho from St. Cloud Lakefront Park. The 90-minute sunset cruises, with a full bar and live music on some sailings, suit couples, special occasions, or anyone after a calm end to the day.
Visit info →Orlando Helicopter Adventures runs scenic helicopter flights from Kissimmee over the Orlando area's theme parks and attractions. It suits families, first-time flyers and anyone who wants to see Disney, Universal or SeaWorld from the air, with routes ranging from short hops to longer loops.
Visit info →Orlando HeliTours runs scenic helicopter flights over Orlando and Kissimmee, with routes over the major theme parks, the Butler Chain of Lakes and well-known residents' homes. It's a popular choice with Florida families and visiting tourists who want to see the parks from above.
Visit info →Painted Horizons Hot Air Balloon Tours runs sunrise balloon flights over Central Florida, including the Disney World area, from its base in Lake Buena Vista. It suits couples, small groups and anyone aged seven or older who wants a quiet, early-morning view of the region from above.
Visit info →Pirate's Dinner Adventure is a dinner show near Universal Studios, staged on a replica 18th-century Spanish galleon in a 300,000-gallon indoor lagoon. You eat a three-course dinner while pirates fight, fly and fire cannons around you. It is built for families, date nights and celebrations.
Visit info →Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows was a comedy murder mystery dinner theater on International Drive, beside ICON Park. It ran from 1990 until it closed for good in November 2025, so it is no longer an option for an evening out in Orlando.
Visit info →Celebration Suites is a suite hotel on W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy in Kissimmee, with one- and two-bedroom units that each have a full kitchen. With three outdoor pools, mini golf, a playground and a free area shuttle, it suits families and sightseers who want room to spread out.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesDrury Inn & Suites Orlando is a practical hotel beside Interstate 4 on Restaurant Row, about 1.2 miles from Universal Studios. It suits families and theme park visitors who want a hot breakfast, an evening social hour and a shuttle to Universal without much fuss.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesEncantada Idiliq Hotels & Resorts is a gated townhouse and villa resort in West Kissimmee, about five miles from Walt Disney World's theme parks. With two- to four-bedroom units that include a kitchen or kitchenette, plus family facilities like heated pools and a playground, it suits families and groups who want vacation-home space with resort extras.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesEnclave Suites by Sky Hotels & Resorts is an all-suite hotel on Carrier Drive in Orlando's Universal area, about 1.6 miles from Universal Orlando Resort. With kitchenettes, multiple pools and plenty for kids to do, it suits families who want room to spread out between theme park days.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesHilton Grand Vacations Club SeaWorld is a Bermuda-style resort directly opposite SeaWorld Orlando, with studios and suites that have kitchens or kitchenettes. It suits families planning time at SeaWorld, Aquatica or Discovery Cove who want pools, kids' activities and room to cook.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesAn all-suite Holiday Inn Resort on 24 acres about a mile from Walt Disney World Resort, with its own waterpark and family-sized suites. It suits families who want space, kitchenettes and plenty to do for kids between park days.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesHyatt House across from Universal Orlando is an extended-stay hotel and Universal Partner Hotel on Caravan Court, with suites that mostly include a full kitchen and separate living room. It suits families and travelers spending their days at Universal's parks who want space to spread out and a free shuttle to the gates.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesMarriott's Royal Palms is a vacation ownership resort near Lake Buena Vista offering two-bedroom villa rentals with full kitchens and washer/dryers. It suits families who want room to spread out, cook their own meals and stay close to Disney routes.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesMelia Orlando Celebration is an apartment-style suite hotel in Celebration, Florida, a town developed by The Walt Disney Company, about 2.5 miles from Walt Disney World. With full kitchens, a heated courtyard pool and a free theme park shuttle, it suits families, couples and sightseers who want room to spread out near the parks.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesRed Roof Inn Kissimmee is a pet-friendly, two-story hotel in Kissimmee's entertainment district, about nine miles from Walt Disney World and SeaWorld Orlando. It suits families, pet owners and anyone who wants a practical base for theme park days.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesResidence Inn Orlando At Millenia is an all-suite hotel on Millenia Lakes Boulevard, close to The Mall at Millenia and a short drive from Universal Orlando Resort. Every suite has a kitchen and breakfast is included, which suits longer stays.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesResidence Inn Orlando At SeaWorld is an extended-stay hotel with apartment-style suites and full kitchens, a few minutes' drive from SeaWorld Orlando, Disney, Universal and International Drive. It suits families and longer-stay visitors who want room to spread out, a free hot breakfast and an easy run to the SeaWorld parks.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesReunion Resort & Golf Club is a 2,300-acre resort in Kissimmee, southwest of Orlando, about 6 miles from the major theme parks. With villas and large vacation homes, full kitchens, three signature golf courses and a five-acre water park, it suits families, groups and golfers.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesStaybridge Suites Orlando at SeaWorld is an all-suite hotel on Sea Harbor Drive in the International Drive area, with full kitchens in every suite and a free hot breakfast. It suits families, groups and business travelers who want space, a kitchen and easy access to SeaWorld and the convention center.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesStaybridge Suites Orlando Royale Parc Suites is an all-suite hotel in Kissimmee, roughly a mile from the Walt Disney World entrance. Every room is a one- or two-bedroom suite with a kitchen area, so it suits families, couples and groups who want space and a base near the parks.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesSummer Bay Orlando By Exploria Resorts is a condo-style resort set around a private 64-acre lake in Clermont, off US-192. It suits families who want space, a kitchen and plenty to do on site, with Walt Disney World about six miles away.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesThe Berkley Orlando is a condominium-style resort in west Kissimmee with two- to four-bedroom suites, each with a full kitchen and washer and dryer. It suits families who want room to spread out near the Disney parks, and works well for large family reunions.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesUniversal Cabana Bay Beach Resort is a hotel inside the Universal Orlando area, within walking distance of the theme parks and CityWalk. With family suites that sleep up to six, two big pools and a bowling alley in the lobby, it suits families and groups planning a few days at the parks.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesWestgate Town Center Resort & Spa is a villa resort in Kissimmee with fully furnished units from studios to four-bedroom villas, each with a kitchenette or full kitchen. It suits families and groups heading to the Orlando theme parks who want space, plenty of on-site activities and a shuttle to the big parks.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesResidence Inn Orlando Downtown is a hotel on North Orange Avenue with studios and one- and two-bedroom suites, each with a kitchen. It suits longer stays, families who like to cook, and travelers heading to events at the Kia Center.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesThe Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando is an all-suite resort with its own water park, Surfari, about six miles from the Walt Disney World theme parks. It suits families who want space, a kitchen and plenty to do on site, and the separate Terraces building gives couples and adults a quieter option.
Page mentions: Kitchen, ShuttleSee pricesBarefoot Suite Condos is a quiet, relaxed boutique resort in central Kissimmee, made up of one- and two-bedroom suites with their own kitchens and washer-dryers. It sits about four miles from Walt Disney World, and it suits families and groups who want space to spread out between park days.
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