My Brightline trip from orlando to miami to fast, comfortable and reasonably Price. Everything Was…read moreWell Organized, And i had a great Travel experience.

Took a ride on the Brightline and I have to say that this is wonderful way to travel to Miami or…read morealong the way to West Palm, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale or Aventura! It is extremely comfortable and they do offer a Premium service it's Brightline's first class travel where you are offered larger seats with extra leg room and access to the Premium lounge and complimentary food and drinks. Premium also offers priority check in and checked baggage drop off with one free standard checked bag. With the premium service you can book risk free knowing that your trip is 100 percent refundable via Brightline credits. Smart Travel is the basic travel and it's super nice being considered comfortable business class. Both of these include complimentary WiFi. Smart travel includes snacks and drinks available for purchase. Low hourly and daily rates for parking in the garages. We did the Smart travel and it was extremely comfortable ! Perhaps next time I'd like to experience the Premium travel just to compare the two. It was fun, fast and so much nicer than driving down to Miami and hassle free! Address: 10705 Jeff Fuqua Blvd Orlando Florida 32827 Station hours of operation: Mon - Sun: 4:30 AM - Last Train Departure Parking hours of operation: Daily: Open 24 hrs Wheel chair friendly *** Bathrooms wheelchair friendly *** WiFi complimentary service *** Website: gobrightline.com

This is the newest terminal to Orlando International Airport MCO…read more After it was built, almost all of the international airlines were moved to over to this terminal. I don't believe this terminal host any domestic flights. It is definitely the most modern and up-to-date portion of the airport! They have plenty of restaurants and shopping options with locals, such as Olde her bread, company, Kasian, logger, and other local favorites, you just have to look around. The terminal is reminiscent to mall millennia or Florida Mall, and how it's set up . Plenty shopping and things to see and do while you wait for your flight !

This historic building appropriately enough houses the Oviedo Historical Society. The house dates…read moreback to somewhere around 1890 when it was built by H.H. Lee, Sr. In 1910, he sold the daughter to his daughter, Charlotte, and her husband, T.W. Lawton and they moved the home on rollers to the present site. T.W. Lawton, his wife. Charlotte Lawton, and their three children made this their home and it looks to be a comfortable place to call a home. All in all, it was a cool place to check out and had me thinking about how different Oviedo, Florida must have been back then. I would definitely recommend a visit here.

The Lawton House seems to be best known for its Farmers Market. It is open the first Saturday of…read moreevery month from 8am to 1pm. The Lawton House was built in 1890 where the Oviedo Police Station is located. It was moved in 1910 to its current location. It is owned by the City of Oviedo. Tours are given of the seven bedroom house during the farmers market.

Amazing Experience and Ting was amazing! Fun night for adults hearing about paranormal in Orlando…read moreand some history. Some good social spots around city as well. She totally customized tour based on our preferences and was amazing.

We did the Greenwood Cemetery tour with Ting and Maddie. It was such a cool night and the guides…read morewere so knowledgeable and passionate about ghosts and Orlando history. We had some supernatural experiences too! So fun and highly recommend. Support local and small!

Want to spend 3 hours on a guided stroll down Park Ave stopping in restaurants, shops and learning…read moreabout some history? Check this out! Nice for locals and visitors. Having seen a lot of post cards for this event around Park Ave, we decided to give it a try this past weekend. We went with the Saturday tour and unfortunately, we were interrupted with some rain during our tour so we didn't get the full history and stroll that usually is part of it. Bummed but we didn't let it stop us from having a good time. Reid was our guide for the day and also a founder of this Food Tour. He was fun and very lighthearted throughout our experience. I do feel that since there was rain we missed most of what the tour was trying to accomplish, which was to give us a history lesson as well. I do have to say, I didn't learn much but since we were scurrying to each location, I know it was difficult. They do warn you of the rain, I mean, hello! It's Florida! So they recommend bringing an umbrella! Do yourself a favor and do that if there is more than 30% chance! You will be glad you did. For a $47 price tag, check out the stops we headed to and keep in mind, they are the same stops for each tour but they will be adding a new tour of the other end of Park Ave in the next few months. This is a tour of 6 businesses which consist of: Prato Ancient Olive The Spice & Tea Exchange Orchid Thai Cuisine Kilwin's Sassafras Sweet Shoppe Prato I have been various times so I already knew it was going to be a great kick-off to the tour. When you booked, there were an option of Wine or Beer. I went for the wine and a red wine was waiting as we were seated at the table. We tried 2 of their pizzas and had their house bread as well. It was lovely as you really can't have a bad experience in Prato. However, I think this would have been a great opportunity for someone from Prato to chat about their business but Reid did a pretty good rundown. Ancient Olive By far, Ancient Olive took the cake for being the highlight of the tour. WOW! Not only does this shop rock in it's own right, they know how to host a tour of people who love food and want a taste of local. We had someone from Ancient Olive walk us through an Olive Oil & Balsamic tasting, think Wine tasting but with Olive Oil & Balsamic. They also had some tapenade and a goat cheese spread with balsamic and almonds to snack on. They carry a local all-natural beverage mixer as well, Bungalow23 and we had the Prickly Pear. Just when we thought we were already in heaven, another door opened: Ice Cream with Olive Oil and salt... OMGGGGG... I could have stopped the tour here and taken a bath in this. You are not supposed to shop on this tour but it was raining and I spent almost $70 here. Such a great stop. The Spice & Tea Exchange They have so many teas, salts, spices and peppers than you could ever imagine. The best part is they have kick-a recipes to use and we tasted two of them on this stop. Beer cheese dip and an orzo pasta. The pasta was delicious! We also had one of their cold brew teas. Lovely stop. I did feel a little rushed from here on out but that may have been because the rain kept us at the 2nd stop for a long time. Orchid Thai Cuisine I have been here and unfortunately, everything we tasted, chicken satay and their appetizer platter was everything I have had here before. Didn't get much of a new experience here and didn't really learn anything about the business except they have been there for 6 years. Kilwin's My least fav stop on the tour. Not sure why we went with Kilwin's since it's not local. When we arrive, we really didn't learn anything about the business and no one from there interacted with us. We had a taste of the Winter Park Mud, vanilla ice cream with chocolate chips and carmel. It was good but the ice cream wasn't very smooth, it was more crystalized. I am not into fudge so I gave mine away. It was the turtle fudge. Sassafras Sweet Shoppe I adore this store so I was excited to see this on the stop. However, we only spent about 2 minutes in here and grabbed cotton candy and went and ate it under an awning outside and were sent on our way. A very abrupt ending but it was still raining out so I guess we couldn't expect too much. Overall, wasn't blown away but I did it with 2 friends and the others that were on the tour were fun as well. It was a lovely way to spend the afternoon even if the stops and content didn't blow me away.

Good food, new friends, perfect weather. What more could you want on a Saturday afternoon?…read more We had a great tour of Winter Park with Kiel. He's very knowledgable about the area and locations where we made stops. We also had great service at each of our stops, as Kiel is on a first name basis with everyone on Park Ave. I highly recommend this tour for out of town guests or if you'd just like to get to know your neighborhood a little bit better.

We had a lot of fun on our kayaking tour and would recommend it to anyone wanting to learn more…read moreabout Winter Park or see the gorgeous homes along the lake. The water isn't clear so, while the clear kayaks are fun and different, you won't get to see much below you. Might be worth checking out one of the other locations to fully take advantage of the see-through bottom. We did manage to see plenty of birds and were told sometimes people get to see otters.

Had a wonderful, relaxing time on the water. The scenery was beautiful, and the entire experience…read morewas peaceful and enjoyable. The clear kayaks were a fun experience and the tour was well-paced. Highly recommend for an stress-free and pleasant adventure where you get to learn a bit about Winter Park.

Nice way to get to and from your hotel, some of the parks, and Disney Springs. There are plenty of…read moreboats running at the same time that will quickly get you to your destination.

In all honesty, I think this is one of the best things to ever come to Orlando. If anything, we…read moreneed to have more bike stations available around town because this is truly fantastic! What is this and how does it work you ask? The what - There are various Bike Sharing stations in Orlando, you can find out exactly where when you download the app by typing in "Social bicycles" Once you find out where the nearest bike station is at, you're one step closer to renting out a bike. The how - Everything is done through the app. You create an account that will ask for your information, and monetary means, and you'll be given codes to type onto the keypad located on the bike. It took literally only about 6 minutes to get underway on our bikes. There are several account types to choose from and it ranges from one time use, to monthly. I personally thought the bikes were in great condition, and its such a fun way to spend time with friends and really see Orlando in a different, and healthier way. You can bet I'm definitely using bike share again in the future!

Took my wife to work one day and decided to ride the bikes. A friend of mine who helps run the bike…read moreshare Peter Martinez told me to give it a try. I met Peter years ago when I owned my Spanish restaurant in Altamonte Springs. I have always been known for my chicken. We did rude around town and had a good time. You can rent the bikes and ride and lock them up a different stations. They are a good way to get around downtown. They have made the roads alot more bycicle friendly. Post your picks if your experience and enjoy. I