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Private En-suite Room #2 at CK Resorts OrlandoCharming 1950's pool and jacuzzi home with mid-century furnishings in living/dining room with original hardwood flooring. Newly remodeled private room in a shared home. Updated shared kitchen with stainless appliances. Guest bedroom is furnished with comfy queen size bed and quality sheets. Room includes a flatscreen TV, desk and internet. Your private bathroom is located in your room. Guests share the living/dining room, kitchen and pool with the home owners Chuck and Ken.
Private, Mediterranean retreat close to Disney!Quiet, peaceful room, nestled into a safe, rental neighborhood close to all the parks and so many other fun things do to as well plus tons of restaurants and shopping , a new water park, the Margaritaville Resort w/comedy shows cocktails, music Etc helicopter rides, kayaking, iconic internation drive in Orlando. exit to Disney is literally 3.5 mi. down the road. You will find yourself extremely comfortable here. No demands, no expectations, no nothing!! smoking is allowed Outdoors only
Largest En-Suite Room #1 at CK Resorts OrlandoCharming 1950's pool and jacuzzi home with mid-century furnishings in living/dining room with original hardwood flooring. Private room in a shared home. Large updated shared kitchen with travertine floors and stainless appliances. Guest bedroom is furnished with comfy queen bed and hotel quality sheets. Room includes flatscreen TV, table , and internet. A private bath/shower are located in your private room. Guests share the living/dining room, kitchen and pool with the home's owners.
SeaWorld Orlando is a theme park and marine zoological park, in Orlando, Florida. It is owned and operated by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. When combined with its neighbor Discovery Cove and Aquatica, it forms SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando, an entertainment complex consisting of the three parks and many hotels
Home to a multitude of theme parks and adrenaline-inducing attractions, Orlando knows how to have fun. Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Florida are globally famous, in addition to the buzzy Church Street District and a dizzying portfolio of world-class resorts. Yet while vibrant entertainment might be Orlando’s biggest claim to fame, you don’t need to look very hard to discover it’s also home to an array of other activities. Ecotourism experiences, manicured gardens, picnic-perfect parks, Victorian architecture, and family-friendly science centers are all part of this Central Florida city’s diverse make-up.
The easiest way to reach Orlando is by flying into Orlando International Airport (MCO). Downtown is approximately 11 miles away, depending on where you’re staying. Getting there takes around 40 minutes by Lynx Bus, which runs every 30 minutes six days per week and every hour on Sundays and holidays. By car, you can arrive in just 25 minutes.
It’s also convenient to fly into Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). At about 25 from downtown Orlando, it’s a little farther, but you can still reach it in 30 minutes by rideshare, rental car, or taxi.
With 233 sunny days per year, it’s no wonder that Florida is called the Sunshine State. While it’s possible to take advantage of Orlando’s outdoor offerings year-round, keep in mind that summers are not for the faint of heart: July’s average is a sweltering 92 degrees Fahrenheit, and the subtropical climate means dense humidity. The most pleasant weather is from February to May, when the temperature is consistently in the mid-70s. Good walking shoes, breathable clothes, and a just-in-case poncho for surprise showers are staples for a prepared wardrobe. One other important weather note: Fall is hurricane season.
Lake Eola Park is situated in the middle of downtown Orlando and boasts greatly accessible nature. The glistening lake, which was formed by a natural sinkhole is surrounded by a wide walking path and grass with skyline views, making it one of the city’s most popular picnic spots, and a hub for birders. Live performances and concerts light up the park at the outdoor Walt Disney Amphitheater.
In 1961 a business magnate’s former estate was transformed into a 50-acre botanical garden. Now it’s an exotic living museum, with more than 40 plant collections from around the world. See everything from flowering trees to tropical philodendrons, and make sure to stop and literally smell the roses. Educational placards describe the history of each variety, and concerts bring the space to life. The former residence is on the National Register of Historic Places and there’s also a welcome center which features permanent and rotating art exhibits.
This lively district is deeply rooted in Orlando’s history. It’s home to Church Street Station, a historic railway depot from 1889 that’s now a popular retail and entertainment complex. A corridor of restaurants with al fresco dining and live music are two good reasons to stay well into the evening.