Have a knee-slappin’ good time at this jolly country-and-western musical revue starring a cast of singing bears.
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 939-5277
Fun Spot America is Central Florida's family fun park. With roller coasters, go-karts, arcades and other thrilling rides Fun Spot is the safe, clean , fun amusement park for the whole family. ...
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 363-3867
Cruise past greenhouses on a gentle boat tour and discover the surprising history of farming.
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 939-5277
We specialize in creating awesome and memorable experiences. Whether you want to channel your inner ninja through our ninja course, or zip line we have attractions here for you!
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 307-3700
The Land is a pavilion that sits on the western side of Future World at EPCOT. The pavilion is dedicated to human interaction with the Earth, focusing on agriculture and travel.
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 939-5277
Whether you’re road-tripping to Orlando for a family fun-break, or flying in for a long-overdue getaway, dive in to fun with Orlando’s first resort for water park adventure, at the GRAND OPENING...
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 345-0000
Walt Disney World Resort is a vacation wonderland that includes 4 theme parks, 2 water parks and over 20 Resort hotels—plus world-class shopping, dining, entertainment, recreation, sports and much,...
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 827-4800
WonderWorks is an amusement park for the mind with 35,000 square feet of “edu-tainment”. The attraction combines education and entertainment with more than 100 hands on exhibits that challenge the...
Orlando (FL) - - Phone: (407) 351-8800
Amusement and water parks are commercially operated parks with food stalls, enjoyable rides and shows for fun and recreational use. In Orlando, many amusement parks are organized around some theme. Water parks mainly have various kinds of water rides in Orlando. Some water rides are usually gentler and shorter than roller coasters, and many are suitable for all ages. Water rides are especially popular on hot summer days. Water parks, as the name speaks, include more of water, that need you to get wet but knowing how to swim is not so necessary, while amusement parks may only have dry rides.
Amusement parks in Orlandogenerate a portion of their income through the sale of food and drink to their patrons while many restaurants and food stands are operated by the amusement parks themselves, while others are branches of regional or national chains. We can also find many theme parks based on water, which are termed as water parks. Even many amusement parks have a different section for water rides along with usual fun rides, so that all age group people can enjoy their time.
The revenue is collected from admission fees that are paid by guests who visit the parks, also through food courts, parking and souvenirs. Even after entering, there might be need of payment for few rides within the park which is based on the attraction and complexity as well as popularity of that ride.
