We loved everything about this experience and it was an excellent first non-course dive for my…read morelittle one after getting PADI Open Water jr certified. The only downside is you cant bring cameras (You can bring your own mask and dive computer) and they don't offer to take pictures or videos of your experience. I was fortunate we had family members (needed a park ticket) who were able to take pics and videos. You can do this experience without park tickets but we plan our day around this event.. We loved playing rock, paper, scissors, waving, blowing bubbles, and entertaining the kids. The water is crystal clear, no current, and if you burn thru your tank and there is still time in the 45 min window they will quickly swap you out and you can go back in to see huge turtles, hammer heads, rays etc..Im defiantly diving this every time we go to Disney if possible.

This was one of the coolest attractions ever! When I found out you could dive in the Nemo aquarium…read moreat Epcot I immediately started making reservations! It was relatively inexpensive for what you do. It includes all gear, a commemorative c-card, and a t-shirt. They have shower and changing facilities with shampoo and conditioner. I highly recommend this for any diver! It's a super fun experience!! I was even one of the lucky few to find a shark tooth in the tank :)

I went to the Gator Spot located inside the Fun Spot in Orlando. I just wanted to check out the…read moregators and hold one and they are open most of the day. I was exhausted from a full day of travel the night before but their hours were flexible for me to be able to stop in on my free time. If you are just going into the gator spot you can skip the ticket counter and head right over to The Gator Spot. Staff working the gift shop have a window that opens to the entrance where they will scan your wrist band (admission is free with fun spot wrist bands). Admission just to the Gator spot is only $6. I purchased that and the option to feed the gators. I wish they had pointed out the Ultimate admission offer that you get admission, a photo & feeding for a discounted price - I did end up purchasing photos as well as some fun stuff in the gift shop. Everyone I encountered working at the Gator spot were so friendly & sweet. They have 4 alligator enclosures, photo ops, tortoise, monitor lizard & bird enclosure. It is a small are but exactly what I was looking for. I was able to feed the gators fish while going in the enclosure and posing in the pit for a photo. They had baby alligators, yearlings, 5-6 year olds and one really large guy in his own pin. At the photo area you can hold Cheesecake an Albino Alligator or Grumpy a feisty little female gator or a python. I waited for my opportunity while the photographer did some photos of the family ahead of me. It was pretty comical watching the reactions of people when they get held the animal or freaking out asking why the live animal is moving while they hold them. There was no one after me so I asked if I could get a photo with Cheesecake & Grumpy so I could make my mom a Mother's Day Card. Cheesecake was a very calm gator with very beautiful intriguing eyes, she is very mellow and would be good for those unsure about holding one. Grumpy on the other hand had been feisty all day according to the worker. She was moving and wiggling around. The group in front of me jumped up and asked why she doing that when she started wiggling. I don't know if she just liked me or if she could sense how awesome I thought this was but she was so calm when I held her, she even closed her eyes while I had her. The worker was surprised at how still she was for me. This was such a great experience and the staff was so friendly. This was a great small stop to see some gators without having to spend a lot of money or being short on time. I would highly suggest checking out if you are passing through the area.

Had some time before leaving Orlando and wanted to see some FL gators. Looked up some places and…read morethey were all far from me and found this jewel on Yelp. I called to make sure it was open since the reviews are old and sure enough it was. The place was in Fun Spot and it's a collab between gator land and them. For only $6 a person, you can get an all day pass to access gator spot and see a live feeding show, not only that but you can touch a gator and ball python snake and take pictures. I don't think you have to buy it but we did for $20 just to remember our time here. You can also feed them with alligator food you can purchase. I really enjoyed seeing the many alligators they had and the baby ones too. They have white albino one that's pretty cool. Then there is "big nasty" the biggest of all there. My fam and friends all had a good time and it was def a FL experience seeing these ancients beasts.

SeaWorld rescues animals of all kinds and this is your chance to interact with those animals…read more There is a fee to sign up for this experience. I have been going to SeaWorld for years but this tour was a jewel. You get to interact with a variety of species, learn about how SeaWorld came to be the custodian of the animal and sometimes touch an animal. The actual animals in the experience change day to day and you may be allowed to touch but you definitely get a photo opportunity with each species of animal. The handlers or Animal Ambassadors are the stars of the show. They have years of experience and tell you about how Seaworld came to host the animal, how they care for the animal and explain how and why you interact with each animal on the tour. Depending on the weather (reptiles don't like cooler temps so if it is below 70 they do not bring out these animals or the sloth), the variety on the tour can change. I honestly can't wait to go back and do this again. We saw flamingos, a fuzzy white three legged possum, two small screech owls, a bald eagle, and a few other animals. It was fun to hear the trainers talk about taking the bald eagle on a plane for appearances and how they care for the eagle in the hotel before they make an appearance. Almost all of the animals have a story on how they were rescued and why they can no longer live in the wild. This was a very educational tour but in the best way because you learned by hearing about the animal's habits and biology. This outdoor tour lasts 30 minutes and you meet to start the tour in front of the Nautilus theater next to the Infinity Falls ride. It does not involve a lot of walking however you would need to stand comfortably. There are benches in the viewing area so I suppose you could sit and observe from there if need be, however you would not get the up close viewing or interaction. At the end they provide you with a small card that tells about each animal that you interacted with and give you a tip that other cards may be available at other animal experiences within the park. This was a nice little perk and a good way to remember your tour.

This place was way too sketchy. All the wood is very old, and very wobbly. The floors hurt a lot,…read morepool is always dirty, and they are trifling. You can't bring goggles in that have a nose, and other stupid things. Never coming back

The security guards at the waterpark were not nice. They made me come in with my 3. 14yr old…read more girls even though my husband was already in there and my 18 year-old son and his 19-year-old girlfriend and then they would not let me leave. They told me they did not believe me that my husband and son were in there and caused a scene! The most ridiculous thing I've ever seen here. We were just here a few months ago and did not have this problem. I feel like they were being very racist because they let a whole black family of kids very younger come in and never even question them, but then the white people come in and give us a hard time. It's not a black-and-white thing but they made it that way and my family is actually half black ... their behavior was ridiculous. He actually told me that I need to go watch my kids. you've been coming here for seven years. I've never experienced anything like this. My mom was actually the first owner of F12 unit left her thumb to treat us like this was absolutely unacceptable.

I came to Disney's Typhoon Lagoon after experiencing an actual typhoon in my bathroom. I was…read morepeacefully soaking in the bathtub when the water began to swirl, the porcelain groaned, and I was swept away into the mysterious tropical wilderness of Disney World. There, I encountered a peculiar spirit who led me directly to the wave pool. A tremendous wave crashed over me, releasing the spirit from my body--and, in a touching gesture of supernatural gratitude, he purchased me a cup of Dippin' Dots. In all seriousness, Typhoon Lagoon is one of my favorite water parks. The wave pool is fantastic, and Castaway Creek--the lazy river--is wonderfully relaxing. There are plenty of rides for thrill-seekers, while the entire park is beautifully themed around the aftermath of a tropical storm. Even the walking paths are thoughtfully designed, with little water sprayers keeping the pavement damp so your feet don't feel as though they're marching across the surface of the sun. There are plenty of dining and drinking options throughout the park, and the atmosphere is cheerful, immersive, and unmistakably Disney. The after-hours event is also a tremendous amount of fun, especially with the park illuminated at night. Seeing the slides, palm trees, wave pool, and storm-tossed scenery glowing after sunset gives the place an entirely different personality--almost as if the typhoon itself has returned from beyond the grave. Whether you want to relax, ride some excellent attractions, float along the lazy river, or be spiritually cleansed by a six-foot wave before receiving complimentary Dippin' Dots from a benevolent ghost, Typhoon Lagoon is well worth visiting.

Visiting Typhoon Lagoon was my first time at a Disney water park, and it did not disappoint! It was…read morethe perfect way to beat the Florida heat while still getting that Disney magic. The wave pool was hands down the coolest feature. Watching those giant waves roll in was so much fun and unlike any other wave pool I've experienced. I could have spent hours just hanging out there. The lazy river was nice and relaxing, but be prepared to exercise a little patience if you're hoping to grab a tube since they can be in high demand throughout the day. Pro tip: get there right at opening if you want to snag a lounge chair. They go quickly, especially on busy days. Another perk? Disney provides as many towels as you need, which was a nice touch and one less thing to worry about packing. Overall, Typhoon Lagoon is a great way to cool off, relax, and have some Disney fun.

This was my very first time visiting Icon Park, and I have to admit, I was pleasantly surprised…read more The first thing I appreciated was the parking. They have a convenient parking garage where the first three floors are paid parking, while the fourth floor and above are free. That was a nice bonus and made getting there easy. I was actually on my way to a restaurant, so exploring the park wasn't part of the plan. But once I walked inside, I couldn't help but look around. There were restaurants, food vendors, candy shops, drink stands, and so much more. The atmosphere was lively, fun, and full of energy. It looked like the perfect place for families, couples, or anyone just looking to spend a few hours enjoying themselves. This is a short review because I didn't get the chance to experience everything Icon Park has to offer. However, based on my first impression alone, I can definitely say I'll be back. It was filled with excitement for both children and adults, and I'm looking forward to exploring it even more on my next visit.

Overall, I think this is a great place to check out if you are in Orlando…read more We came here because we have Legoland gold passes which means we get free admission to sea life, Madame Tussaud's, and the Orlando Eye. All three of these together took up about two hours and then we were able to go to Cafe tu tu tango to get a bite to eat. This was a great half day experience while we were visiting Orlando. There was a parking garage and parking was super easy. By that time we left around 8:30 PM there were so many cars, but when we first got there at about 5 PM there were tons of spots. They do have parking spots you can pay for in the lower levels so it seems like if you're willing to pay there will always be parking. If you want free parking, you need to go earlier because this seems to be popular for nightlife. I always appreciate when there's so many attractions together that you can walk to. This place has quite a few restaurants, some shops and the attractions all in a contained area. It was very clean and when we came, there was a huge police presence, because apparently a couple weeks before there was hundreds of teenagers that descended to the area and fought. So the place was doing a really good job making sure that everything was safe. This is a place for both families and non-families alike.

What a wonderful experience and time we had here. We went on a weekday and it was not busy at all…read more I am not a person of thrill, but I was able to ride a lot of the tube rides without being too afraid lol. The two lazy rivers were the star of the show for our day. Lots of lifeguards present at each ride and there is something for the entire family to enjoy. The food was expensive, which is expected, but it actually was very good. We got rained out but that's OK. We enjoyed our day and I would return and recommend.

Came during the day on 7/17/2026 for the first time. Such a fun water park! We had early admission…read moresince we stayed at a Universal hotel. Getting in even 30 min early allowed us to set up and get on the water rollercoaster before the crowds came. It wasn't a ton of time and the whole park wasn't open so we were limited as to what we could do and where we could go. Had a great day! The rapid river was the best. Must wear a life jacket in there. Ordered a cheeseburger for lunch and it was good. They do not offer onion though, which was different. Would definitely come back!

A mi esposo y a mí nos gusta jugar Putt-putt (mini golf) encontramos este lugar en la cuidad de…read moreOrlando Florida y nos gustó mucho, el lugar cuenta con dos cursos de 18 hoyos separados, el precio está muy accesible y disfruta del ambiente que es muy familiar y para disfrutar con amigos también, el lugar no cuenta con ningún servicio de bebidas así que tu puedes traer la tuya propia, creo alcohólica no, no estoy segura. Así que la próxima vez que regresemos a esta visas definitivamente regresaremos

Had lots of fun with my family today!! Used a Groupon which gave us 50% off to do both courses. We…read moreusually go to another course on I Drive but gave this one a try instead. It was much less busy and just as, if not more fun. The place did have some interesting walkways, including walking from stone to stone, so keep not the best accessibility, but that's a common problem with golf courses now a days. I did love the mixture of challenges. We all got stuck quite a few times. Attached a silly video as an example. We ended the night by getting some ice cream right next door at the twistee treat so we had a great family outing.