Orlando, Florida 2024 Vacation Guide & The PERFECT Itinerary!

When are the BEST times of the year to visit the Florida Theme Parks? A Complete helpful breakdown - to help YOU plan the BEST Trip possible! - https://youtu.be/UY5MsgBX8UU

planning to go here October...this was so helpful

This video has ACTUAL tips...how to save money on them ticket prices is cool...i had no idea they fluctuate like that

I really loved this video and I really appreciate how much work you put into this video! It was amazing and I hope to see more soon!

I feel like thisbis one if the best video you have done, will definitely be using this on my next Orlando trip.

I love that you mentioned the restaurants in CityWalk, but you still have to pay $30.00 to park there to get in

Great video thx

Nice video!

Discovery Cove is definitely a nice add on if you have the budget.

I can't believe you don't have my 1,490th favorite place to eat in Orlando in your rankings...you are too biased! lol Great video Brandon!

For me, I would need two ful weeks if I was in Orlando. I'd need six for each Disney theme and waterpark, three for Universal Orlando, one for SeaWorld and one for both Aquatica and Discovery Cove, one for Island H2O Live in nearby Kissimmee, and one for just exploring exploring other Orlando attractions such as the Central Florida Zoo and whatever International Drive has to offer. I haven't brought up any Fun Spot parks because couldn't see myself at either location for a full day, so I'd progo there after spending most of my day at another park or attraction. I also didn't mention Busch Gardens Tampa or Adventure Island because while Busch Gardens Tampa is my favorite amusement park out there and Adventure Island is a very underrated waterpark, I'd only go there from Orlando if they had something new worth checking out. Otherwise, with the amount of time I already have for Orlando, I think it might be smart to save those parks for a separate Tampa vacation. After all, there's so much to see and do in Tampa that you could easily spend three or four days there also.

Thanks for the video. Isn’t SeaWorld really bad for how they treat their animals? I’ve seen some bad press

This thursday coming up. Going for 6 days 3 parks. Cant wait

Perfect timing on the video since I'm in Florida right now 🫡 Done Epcot and both Fun Spots so far! Animal Kingdom, SeaWorld and Busch next.

First , End of February is extremely busy due to spring break....this year not so much from what i saw...I was just in orlando last week working on the coral line for Disney.The parks are empty, i dd the entire Hollywood studios in 4 hours,Epcot at night was ok but the entire Disney illusion is gone,, besides the memories , it really was a waste of money... i also went to Seaworld, again empty, but was fun..Met Tom the mime... Went to sealife which is a halfass aquarium,, new but not worth it.. i went to the Orlando Magic basketball game which was boring asf, i went on a airboat ride which was cool, ate gator...i went to Kennedy space center and did the ATX program, got super lucky ,,its limited to 8 people max...once a month. And saw the falcon 9 launch in person..that was cool as hell also.. Cocoa beach pier was terrible, not even a real boardwalk..beach was similar to Orchard beach in NY .. and finally went to pint and pistol shooting range ... that was probably our best experience... Going back for Universal in July ... WHAT IM TRYING TO SAY IS DISNEY IS NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE..FAR FROM IT.. ORLANDO HAS TONS OF THINGS TO DO THO SO IF U HAVE THE RIGHT COMPANY U WILL HAVE FUN..