Free Things To Do in Orlando

Introduction

Orlando stands as the ultimate realm of worldly marvels. The city overflows with boundless entertainment, from colossal theme parks such as Disney to aquatic wonderlands like Aquatica Park. But here’s the kicker: enjoying all those attractions can burn a hole in your pocket. I get it; money matters. But guess what? You can do many free things in Orlando that won’t cost you a dime. Surprised? Get ready to be.

I’ve rounded up some of Orlando’s best free attractions and activities in this guide. These are not just freebies but experiences that will enrich your trip, making it unforgettable without making your wallet cry. Excited to learn? Let’s go!

Free Things to Do In Orlando

Ready for some wallet-friendly fun in Orlando? Let me give you a sneak peek at some things you can do for free in my hometown. But hey, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Once you touch down, a treasure trove of costless adventures will be waiting for you to dive into.

Free Things to Do in Orlando, Florida	Category
Celebration Town Center	Entertainment and Attractions
Hannibal Square Heritage Center	Culture and Arts
Disney Springs	Entertainment and Attractions
West Orange Trail	Nature and Outdoors
Lake Eola Park	Nature and Outdoors
Harry P. Leu Gardens	Nature and Outdoors
Icon Park	Entertainment and Attractions
Charles Hosmer Morse Museum Of American Art	Culture and Arts
Brewery Tour	Beverage Experiences
Go Beaches	Entertainment
Black Hammock Adventures	Entertainment and Attractions
CityArts Factory	Culture and Arts
Disney’s Boardwalk	Entertainment and Attractions
Street Art Tour	Art and Culture Exploration
Farmers Markets	Culinary Experiences:
Universal City Walk	Entertainment and Attractions
Mennello Museum	Art and Culture Exploration
Old Town Entertainment District	Entertainment and Attractions
Wekiwa Springs State Park	Nature and Outdoors
Movies In The Park	Nature and Outdoors
Rollins Museum Of Art	Culture and Arts
Lakeridge Winery Tours	Beverage Experiences
East End Market	Culinary Experiences

1. Enjoy at Celebration Town Center

• Location: 610 Sycamore St, Suite 220, Celebration, FL 34747.
• Opening time: 9 am

One of my favorite free-fun picks is Celebration Town Center. It’s super close to Walt Disney World® Resort and offers a whole bunch of cool stuff to do without spending a penny. Think shopping, dining, and entertainment galore, all in one spot. Plus, they host many free family events throughout the year, like car shows and holiday celebrations. And here’s the cherry on top: they even make it snow during the winter months! It’s fake snow, but it’s still pretty magical, right?

Strolling through the streets here feels like stepping into a fairy tale, with charming houses and lush green parks everywhere. And don’t get me started on the lakeside views; it’s seriously breathtaking.

2. Explore Hannibal Square Heritage Center

• Location: 642 W New England Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789.
• Opening time: 10 am

This spot is a must-visit if you’re a culture and history enthusiast. This place is dedicated to celebrating the incredible contributions of Winter Park’s African-American community throughout history. You’ll be immersed in their stories through a fantastic collection of photographs, artwork, and oral histories spanning decades. It’s a journey through time that’s both enlightening and humbling.

My friends and I spent a memorable morning here and were captivated by the exhibits. Every aspect is beautifully showcased, from the community’s resilience to cultural richness. And the fact that it’s completely free makes it even better! The center is thoughtfully open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., making it perfect for a morning outing that you can easily squeeze into your itinerary.

3. Magical Stroll Through Disney Springs

• Location: 1486 Buena Vista Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830.
• Opening time: 10 am

First, the best part is that it’s free to enter and park your car, so you’re already off to a great start budget-wise. Next, once you’re there, you’ll find all sorts of entertainment to enjoy, from live music to street performances. My nieces were mesmerized by the talented performers, and I must admit, I was too. One funny highlight was watching them try to mimic a magician’s tricks – let’s say their attempts had us all in stitches.

But the fun didn’t stop there. We hopped on one of the free ferries, enjoying a scenic ride to explore different parts of the resort. Throughout the day, we stumbled upon hidden gems like the LEGO Store, where we had a blast building our own LEGO figures for free.

And let’s remember the shopping. Even if you’re not planning to buy anything, marching through unique boutiques and Disney stores, admiring everything from Mickey Mouse ears to magical wands, is an experience. Plus, there are many dining options, whether you’re in the mood for a quick bite or a sit-down meal. 

Overall, Disney Springs offers endless opportunities for free family fun. So, if you’re looking for a memorable day without breaking the bank, this lively destination has you covered!

4. Scenic Walks on West Orange Trail

• Location: 17914 State Road 438, Winter Garden, FL 34787.
• Opens at 9 am

Explore why the West Orange Trail in Orlando is such a fantastic freebie. To begin with, it’s an expansive 20.8-mile trail, ideal for biking, walking, or immersing yourself in nature. The cherry on top? You don’t even need to bring your bike. At West Orange Trail Bikes & Blades Co., you can effortlessly rent bikes and deliver them to your hotel. How stress-free is that?

Now, let’s talk about the breathtaking scenery. You’ll encounter stunning green spaces, serene lakes, and a butterfly garden along the trail. We always make it a point to pack a picnic and pause at one of the picturesque spots along the way. Plus, it’s an excellent spot for birdwatching if you’re into that. It’s super popular with locals and tourists, so you’ll always see people biking, skating, or jogging. It’s a delightful way to spend the day outdoors without spending a dollar.

5. Tranquil Retreat at Lake Eola Park

• Location: 512 E Washington St, Orlando, FL 32801.
• Opens at 8 am

Lake Eola is smack dab downtown, so you’re getting primo-location vibes. Now, why do I recommend this? Picture this: you’re strolling around this serene lake, feeding the swans like a Disney princess. Seems to be a fairytale? Oh yeh!

Then, there’s this playground that’s kid heaven, and while they’re having a blast, you’re soaking in the skyline views. Oh, and did I mention the swan boats? Renting one is like gliding through a fairy tale; dreaming a little won’t cost a penny.

But here’s the real highlight – the Walt Disney Amphitheater. We caught this killer jazz session one night, and let me tell you; the atmosphere was electric—all under the stars, all for free. And let’s not forget packing a picnic, spreading out on the grass, and just chilling – that’s the Orlando dream, my friends.

Rest assured, Lake Eola Park is committed to your safety and follows strict cleanliness protocols. So, if you’re looking to save some bucks but still live your best life, Lake Eola Park is where it’s at. Believe me, you won’t find a better deal in town.

6. Witness Botanical Beauty at Harry P. Leu Gardens

• Location: 1920 N Forest Ave, Orlando, FL 32803.
• Opens at 9 am

My friends and I stumbled upon this botanical wonderland a couple of years ago, and it’s been one of our favorite spots ever since. You just need to drive a few minutes from downtown Orlando and find yourself at the entrance of this sprawling 50-acre nature wonder. As you step inside, the hustle and bustle of the city fade away, replaced by the soothing sounds of nature and the delicate scent of flowers.

One of the best parts about Leu Gardens? You can visit for free on the first Monday of most months. Yep, you read that right—free! It’s like a little gift from Mother Nature herself. So, whenever we can, we make sure to mark our calendars and plan a visit on those special Mondays, feeling like we’ve won a small lottery.

Once inside, we love wandering the winding pathways and exploring the different themed gardens. There’s something so magical about walking through the tropical rainforest, with its towering palms and lush greenery. And don’t even get me started on the rose garden; it’s like walking into a scene from a romantic movie.

One of our absolute favorite spots is the butterfly garden, where butterflies flit around everywhere you look. We could spend hours sitting there, watching them dance among the flowers. Moreover, entry is free for parents on Mother’s Day and Father’s Day! It’s such a sweet gesture and makes for the perfect family outing. Just remember to bring your ID to avail of this offer.

7. Iconic Views at Icon Park

• Location: 8375 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819.
• Opens at 11 am

I know the first thought that hit you seeing it in the free things to on Orlando list. Well, that’s true. This vibrant hub of entertainment, dining, and shopping, all rolled into one, is free to enter. Admission? Free. Parking? Yep, there is no charge there, either. And the best part? It’s conveniently located on International Drive, making it a breeze to find and reducing travel-related stress.

My friends and I love coming here because there’s so much to see without opening our wallets. You can stroll around the park, immerse in the lively atmosphere, spend hours here just wandering around, window shopping, snapping some pics, and even catch a free live musical performance. Moreover, you can even hop on the giant wheel for some stunning panoramic views of Orlando, but my fave? Check out the incredible restaurants and live music joints like Tin Roof and Sloppy Joes. Trust me, they’re worth a visit.

However, suppose you’re up for some paid activities. In that case, there are plenty of options, too, like riding the Observation Wheel or hitting up the arcade at In the; the choice is entirely yours.

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8. Visit Charles Hosmer Morse Museum Of American Art

• Location: 445 N Park Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789.
• Opens at 9:30 am

Located in Winter Park, this hidden treasure trove is free to visit on certain days, like Friday evenings from November through April, and during special events like Independence Day and Easter weekend.

Now, let me tell you, this place is a real treat, especially if you’re into art and history. They’ve got the most extensive collection of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s work in the world—think gorgeous stained glass, intricate jewelry, and the works. And it’s not just Tiffany stuff; they’ve also got other American art from back in the day. And if you time your visit right, you might catch some live classical tunes on a Friday night.

One of the visits I’ll never forget was when we explored the museum for free during one of their special events. Seeing all that art up close and personal was a fantastic educational experience. Plus, Winter Park is just a darling, with its cobblestone streets, cute little shops, and eateries. Trust me, it’s a day out the whole fam will love, and your wallet will thank you, too!

9. Take Orlando’s Brewery Tour

• Location: Diverse
• Opens at 8 am (some are even running 24hrs)

If you are a beer buff like me or just looking for a fun day out with friends or your partner, a brewery tour in Orlando is definitely worth cheering for. How come free, you ask? Orlando is bubbling over with craft breweries, many offering free tours. I’d like to share one of my personal favorites, Orlando Brewing. They usually run tours Monday through Saturday at 6 PM, offering their organic brews and even getting to taste-test some of their creations opportunities.

But no worries if Orlando Brewing isn’t your vibe. There are plenty of other options. Places like Ivanhoe Park Brewing and Deadwords Brewing Company also offer free tours. Each brewery has unique offerings, from live entertainment to yoga sessions and even special events. Just ask the friendly staff, and they’ll hook you up. Nevertheless, don’t forget to email them to book things on time and get the ball rolling.

10. Visit The Beaches

• Location: Diverse
• Timings: Varies

One of the things I love about Orlando is that in those summery sunny weather, you’re close to some fantastic beaches. Take Cocoa Beach, for example. It’s about an hour’s drive away; all you need to worry about is gas money. Once you get there, you’ll find this excellent free skate park perfect for adventure-loving teens who want to shred some pavement. It’s open every day, with even longer hours on weekends and holidays, so you can hit the ramps whenever you want. Remember, there’s no attendant on duty, so everyone should be careful.

Now, if you’re up for a longer drive, you could head to Daytona Beach. It’s about an hour and a half away and one of the few Florida beaches where you can drive right onto the sand. A boardwalk, a pier, and many family-friendly attractions are nearby, like a water park and a family entertainment center. And if you want to explore more, you’ve got Daytona International Speedway, historic St. Augustine, and New Smyrna Beach all within reach.

Last but not least, there’s Clearwater Beach. Okay, it’s a bit of a trek from Orlando, but trust me, it’s worth it. Three miles of soft, powdery sands, affordable eateries, and beach shops galore, an old Florida charm along the Gulf Coast. 

11. Airboat Ride at Black Hammock Adventures

• Location: 2356 Black Hammock Fish Camp Rd, Oviedo, FL 32765.
• Opens at 9 am

When it comes to free Orlando adventures, Black Hammock Adventures is a standout. Surrounded by the serene beauty of Lake Jesup, this place is also home to wildlife. While passing by, you can spot some of those unofficial residents of Florida, alligators. It’s similar to a nature documentary, but better because it’s real life and free. With over 10,000 gators calling this place home, you’re almost guaranteed a sighting.

But the excitement doesn’t stop there; keep your eyes peeled for turtles and many bird species, too. And if you’re up for a splurge, you can hop on an airboat tour for around $30 per person. It’s a budget-friendly way to experience the wild side of Orlando with the whole family.

12. Have an Artistic Journey at CityArts Factory

• Location: 39 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando, FL 32801.
• Opens at 11 am

So, if you’re like me, always looking for free fun in Orlando, CityArts Factory is a must-do. I’ve been studying here at the University and highly recommend taking your friends here. With seven galleries, each packed with jaw-dropping art from local and international talents, it’s one of my go-to spots for a day of adventure with my buddies. For free, you can visit anytime between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday. 

One of my fondest memories with my friends was when we stumbled upon this massive mural project outside CityArts. They let you grab a brush and join the fun, painting alongside local artists.

But wait, there’s more. CityArts Factory isn’t just about admiring art. From live music to hands-on workshops, something fun always happens here. They also host special events and openings that add an extra dose of excitement. We’ve been to a few, and let me tell you, they’re always informative and enjoyable. 

13. Wander at Disney’s Boardwalk

• Location: Friendship Launch, Disney’s Boardwalk Resort, Epcot Resorts Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34747.
• Open 24hrs

Another best spot to hang out is Disney’s Boardwalk. You stroll along a vintage-style boardwalk, just like the ones you see in old movies. And what makes me list it here is that it is packed with free things. You can enjoy the lively atmosphere with street performers, jugglers, and comedians without spending a cent. Plus, the views of Crescent Lake? Absolutely stunning and free of cost. 

While Disney’s Boardwalk is a hub of entertainment and ambiance, it’s important to note that many shops and restaurants can be pricier. For those on a tight budget, it’s wise to resist the temptation to splurge on souvenirs or snacks.

Additionally, the area can get quite crowded, especially during peak times. If you prefer a more relaxed experience, consider planning your visit during quieter times or be prepared to navigate through the bustling crowds. 

Finally, a quick advice to roll on: Don’t just pack up when the sun sets; stick around for a spectacular view of the EPCOT and Magic Kingdom fireworks – yup, you heard that right, totally free fireworks show.

14. Discover Orlando’s Urban History at the Street Art Tour

• Location: Diverse
• Timings Vary

Want something unique? How about immersing yourself in the city’s dynamic street art scene? Take a march through neighborhoods like Mills 50, Thornton Park, and the Milk District, where vibrant murals and intriguing graffiti transform ordinary walls into captivating works of art.

What’s great about this experience is its freedom; there’s no rush or schedule to adhere to. You’re in control of your exploration, allowing you to linger at pieces that resonate with you and uncover their stories. Plus, it won’t cost you a penny to embark on this self-guided adventure, making it an accessible and enriching way to encounter the city’s creative spirit.

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15. Fresh Finds at Farmers Markets

• Location: 400 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801.
• Opens at 10 am

All right, get ready for a little Orlando insider tip: farmers’ markets are the heart of our local culture, offering free fun and an authentic taste of our community. It’s like a big ol’ party with fresh fruits, veggies, colorful flowers, and the most amazing smells wafting through the air.

But it’s not just about the produce (though it’s as fresh as can be); it’s the whole atmosphere. Live music creates a lively backdrop, artisans proudly showcase their crafts, and the aroma of homemade goodies fills the air.

You could hit up the Winter Garden Farmers Market, where it’s like a community party with a side of shopping. Or the Winter Park Farmers’ Market, nestled in a historic train depot, where every stall tells a story.

And let’s remember Lake Nona, near the airport, with its trendy vibe and eclectic mix of vendors. You can chat it up with local vendors, find a one-of-a-kind souvenir, and wait to get me started on the free samples. Yeah, it’s simply free food galore. However, just make sure to check the hours because they can vary.

Pro tip: Make sure to pay a visit to Longwood Farmers Market or the Lake Mary Farmer’s Market. They are total gems. From the colorful blooms to the friendly faces, it’s Orlando at its finest.

16. Experience Universal City Walk

• Location: 6000 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819.
• Opens at 8 am

Universal CityWalk is an exciting 30-acre entertainment arena at Universal Orlando Resort with restaurants, shops, and even nightclubs with free entry. During the day, it can be crowded with tight, pricey parking slots, but parking can be costly after 6 p.m., and it’s free. There’s so much to do here without spending a dime.

A standout feature is the complimentary water taxis, which shuttle guests to and from several official Universal Orlando hotels, adding convenience without the need to stay at the resorts. The ambiance is vibrant, earning CityWalk the title of “The Epicenter of Awesome” by the resort itself.

My friends and I had a fantastic time exploring CityWalk. One of the highlights was taking the free water taxi to Loews’ Portofino Bay Hotel and immersing ourselves in the opera-filled Italian piazza. The atmosphere was truly magical. Plus, we had a blast cooling off in the splash pad. At the same time, we enjoyed the free nightly entertainment, including outdoor DJs and stilt walkers. It was a perfect mix of fun and relaxation for everyone.

17. Admire Exhibits at the Mennello Museum

• Location: 900 E Princeton St, Orlando, FL 32803.
• Opens at 10:30 am

At the Mennello Museum, you can indulge in the captivating world of American Impressionism and Realism. It’s not those boring museums; it’s an experience filled with artistic treasures waiting to be discovered. And guess what? Every second Sunday of the month, you and your family can enjoy free access during Free Family Funday.

One memory of my visit that still fills me with wonder was the enchanting paintings of Earl Cunningham, a renowned American folk painter whose works were displayed here. His pieces are a window into the vibrant and kaleidoscopic world of residents’ art, depicting charming and thought-provoking scenes.

But that’s not all. The Mennello Museum goes beyond Cunningham’s masterpieces, showcasing a diverse range of contemporary American art. From stirring exhibitions to engaging educational programs, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. And the best part? Many of these activities are entirely free and open to the public.

18. Have Nostalgic Fun at Old Town Entertainment District

• Location: 5770 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34746.
• Opens at 11 am

Let me spill the beans on this gem called Old Town in Kissimmee, just a hop, skip, and a jump away from Disney World. This place is a total blast, giving you retro vibes and taking you back in time with all the classic cars. Yes, they’ve got these epic car shows every week.

Think of shiny muscle cars and vintage classics on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights. And the good thing? It’s all free, too—no entry fee, no parking fee—nada. Just stroll around, soak up the vibes, and enjoy the live music while you’re at it.

Oh, and did I mention the 86-foot Ferris Wheel? Yup, it’s completely free check out.  Plus, you’ve got many shops, restaurants, and even amusement rides to explore without breaking the bank. Oh, and Saturday nights? They turn into this old-school car parade that’s seriously wonderful to watch.

19. Relax at Wekiwa Springs State Park

• Location: 1800 Wekiwa Cir, Apopka, FL 32712.
• Opens at 8 am

Wekiwa Springs State Park near Orlando is a gem for outdoor enthusiasts. Outdoor? Dollars to spend? Not at all, man. Sure, there’s a small vehicle entrance fee, but once you’re in, the possibilities are endless.

The main draw here is the Wekiwa Springs themselves. Imagine transparent, cool water inviting you for a swim, snorkel, or chill wade. It’s nature’s air conditioning, perfect for beating that Florida heat.

In case you’re more of a land explorer, fear not. There’s also a network of hiking trails that wind through lush forests and along the Wekiva River. But that’s not all. The park also offers fishing, campfires, and a nature museum, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Now, here's a special tip: Every September, they celebrate International Literacy Day. Show up with your library card or a checked-out book, and you can get in for free!

20. Enjoy Under Sky Movies in The Park

• Location: Diverse
• Timings: Varies according to spots

One of the greatest things to do in Winter Park is watch free movies. Two awesome spots for this are Popcorn Flicks in the Park, hosted by the Enzian Theater, and À La Cart Orlando.

At Popcorn Flicks, you can bring your blankets and snacks, settle under the stars, and enjoy family-friendly films on the second Thursday of each month.

Meanwhile, À La Cart Orlando offers classic movie screenings on Mondays, with food trucks and wine bars for the ultimate movie night experience.

So, whether you’re cuddled up with your partner at Popcorn Flicks or enjoying a film with friends at À La Cart, it’s a fantastic way to spend an evening with your loved ones.

21. Educational Encounter at Rollins Museum Of Art

• Location: 1000 Holt Ave Box 2765, Winter Park, FL 32789.
• Opens at 10 am

One of Orlando’s best-kept secrets is the Rollins Museum of Art in Winter Park on the Rollins College campus. This place is a treasure trove of artistic wonders. My friends and I stumbled upon it during our weekend adventures; believe me, it was a game-changer. We spent hours exploring the vast collection, from stunning paintings to quirky sculptures, mesmerized by Andy Warhol’s works and enchanted by the European Old Master paintings.

One of our favorite parts? The rotating exhibitions. Seriously, they keep things interesting with new themes and artists. Plus, the museum offers free tours and activities for all ages so you can dive deeper into the art world. And the setting? Absolutely picturesque. Think lush greenery, historic buildings, and a laid-back vibe that’s just so Winter Park.

22. Sip Wine at Lakeridge Winery Tours

• Location: 19239 US Hwy 27, Clermont, FL 34715.
• Opens at 10 am

Okay, this is for all those wine lovers and budget-savvy folks. Lakeridge Winery offers free tours and tastings every day from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. And let me tell you, the experience is top-notch.

First, you’ll watch a video about how they make delicious wines. Then, you’ll wander through their beautiful vineyards, taking in some seriously stunning views. Finally, the best part is the tasting room. You’ll get to sample a variety of their award-winning wines, along with some tasty snacks like cheeses and meats.

However, Lakeridge Winery isn’t just about wine; they often throw food festivals and have live music events. It’s the perfect way to spend a day away from Orlando’s tourist scene.

You might wonder why they would do this for zero dollars. Well, it’s a win-win situation. They believe in sharing their passion for winemaking with everyone, so they offer these tours and tastings for free.

By letting people come in and try their wines for free, they’re building a connection with the community and turning visitors into loyal fans. Plus, when you’re there, you might pick up a bottle or two to take home with you, which is a win for them, too.

It’s fantastic that they offer all of this for free. It’s not every day that you get to enjoy such a great experience without spending money.

23. Taste Local Flavors at East End Market

• Location: 3201 Corrine Dr, Orlando, FL 32803.
• Opens at 8 am

At East End Market in Orlando, you enter a buzzing world of local delights. It’s a vibrant community hub bursting with the aroma of freshly baked goods and freshly brewed coffee. You can wander around freely, exploring the diverse array of artisanal vendors. There’s something for everyone, from bakeries to pasta makers to coffee roasters. The crown part? Many vendors offer free samples so you can taste through the market.

Olde Hearth Bread Company is one bakery that stands out in my memory from East End Market. Their freshly baked breads and pastries were delicious, and I particularly loved their artisanal sourdough bread. It had the perfect crust and a wonderfully tangy flavor that left me craving more. It’s a spot worth checking out if you ever find yourself at East End Market in Orlando.

A quick tip here: Don't miss sitting outside in the fruit and veggie garden, enjoying the laid-back atmosphere with a cookie from Gideon's in hand. It's legendary.

Concluding the Attractions!

Orlando’s allure goes far beyond its iconic theme parks and bustling downtown. It’s a treasure trove of budget-friendly delights waiting to be explored. Whether captivated by natural beauty, intrigued by cultural experiences, or seeking adventure, this guide to free activities promises endless possibilities.

So, whether you’re a local on the hunt for new thrills or a visitor eager to uncover Orlando’s secrets, dive into these suggestions and let the city’s magic unfold before you. And remember, this is just the beginning; for even more excitement, be sure to dive into my guides on all things Orlando and downtown!

Suggested Reading → A Guide to Fun Indoor Things to Do In Orlando.

FAQs

How do you get around Orlando cheaply?

Utilize public transportation like the Lynx bus service, which covers a wide area cheaply. Consider using ride-sharing services or renting a bicycle for short distances.

Is Icon Park free to enter?

Yes, the entrance to Icon Park is free. However, activities within the park, such as the Orlando Eye and other attractions, require tickets.

Is Disney Springs free?

Yes, Disney Springs offers free entry. You can enjoy window shopping, street entertainment, and the atmosphere without cost, although dining and shopping inside the stores are paid for.

How much does it cost to ride the Orlando Eye?

The cost to ride the Orlando Eye varies, with adult tickets typically starting around $27.95. Prices can change, so checking their official website for current rates is best.

Is it possible to get around Orlando without a car?

Yes, it’s possible to navigate Orlando without a car. Public transit options like buses, the SunRail train system, and ride-sharing services are available, but be mindful of longer travel times and scheduling.

Is there complimentary transportation in Orlando, Florida?

Orlando offers free transportation options, such as specific Lynx bus routes, the Lymmo Bus Service in downtown Orlando, and complimentary shuttles from some hotels and resorts.