Orlando Multicentre Holidays

Fly to Orlando for a fun-filled holiday in the Florida sunshine. Discover the thrills and spills of the city’s theme parks from Universal Resort Orlando and Islands of Adventure to the magic of Walt Disney World and the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Where to stay? For freedom and independence we recommend an Orlando Villa for extra space, kitchen facilities and private pools – we can even arrange car hire to zip to and from your favourite theme parks.

Extend the excitement of Florida and turn your trip into a twin-centre holiday. Head down to the Bahamas in the Caribbean for more sunshine and water-based fun. Our favourite family hotel is Atlantis Paradise Island with its waterpark, marine exhibits and kids’ and teens’ clubs. To book your Orlando multi-centre holiday call and speak to our USA Travel Specialists.

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Orlando Travel Information

There are regular flights from major UK airports to all Orlando airports.

Currency: US Dollar
Time difference: (GMT-5)
Flight from UK: Approx. 9 hours
Visa: ESTA required for travel
Language: US English
Must try - drink: Hurricane Cocktail
Must try - dish: Funnel Cake

Hiring a car is a great way to travel between attractions.

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Orlando Activities

Let's imagine, for a moment, that you haven't headed to Orlando purely to be entertained by its theme parks. There are so many other things to busy yourself with - try airboating across the Glades, trampolining, quad biking, embarking upon a riverboat tour, or swimming with dolphins at St. Augustine. Orlando also boasts all of your favourite activities, such as shopping, kayaking, jet skiing, nature safaris, days at the beach, zip lining through thick forest - and so much more.

Orlando Food & Drink

Food and drink across the city of Orlando is as diverse as its activities and attractions, combining the smoky BBQ flavours of street snacks with the big flavours of traditional Spanish and African influences, and the fusions of European and Asian cuisine. Seafood, key lime pie, and Cuban sandwiches are among the region's favourites, and whether you choose your menu at a fast food joint or relax in the classiest of establishments, you'll head home satisfied and ready for another day.

Orlando Food & Drink

Boasting more than a dozen theme parks, including Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, Orlando is home to some truly magnificent attractions. With enough to see and do to fill more than a single holiday, you may struggle not to book your return trip as soon as you get home. While fun is the name of the game in this warm and vibrant city, it also has its serious side. If ever you feel like taking a step back, visit the Museum of Art, Lake Eola Park, Crystal River or Gatorland.