Aquatica Orlando is a tropical water park next to SeaWorld Orlando, with water slides, wave pools, rivers, sandy beaches and kids' areas. It suits families, including those with young children, as well as thrill-seekers after steep tower slides. The water is heated in cooler months, so it stays open year-round.
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Disney's Blizzard Beach is a water park in the Walt Disney World Resort area of Bay Lake, themed as a ski resort that melted after a freak Florida snowstorm. With 12 attractions across more than 60 acres, it suits thrill-seekers chasing big drops as well as families who want rafts, a lazy river, a wave pool and a kids' play area.
Page mentions: PoolVisit info →Typhoon Lagoon is one of two water parks at Walt Disney World Resort, themed as a tropical bay left wrecked by a typhoon. It suits families with a mix of ages, from toddlers who need a gentle play area to older kids and adults after fast slides and big waves.
Barefoot 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.
Page mentions: Kitchen, PoolSee pricesBaymont Orlando/International Dr/Univers is a non-smoking hotel one block east of International Drive, close to the strip but in a quieter setting. With continental breakfast included, an outdoor pool and rooms with two queen beds, it suits families and groups heading to Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Orlando.