Aquatica, Orlando

SeaWorld Orlando

A beautifully landscaped 200-acre marine theme park featuring fantastic shows, thrilling rides, and fun exhibits -- a more laid-back alternative to Disney and Universal

Discovery Cove

A unique companion to Sea World, it is often sold out as admission is limited to 1000 guests per day but admission does include all your equipment, food, drink and 30-minute interaction with the dolphins in the water

Ripley's Believe It or Not! Orlando Odditorium

Located in a building artfully constructed to appear as if it were collapsing to one side

Wet 'N Wild

Waterpark

Universal Orlando

Top-ranked challenger to Disney, with two theme parks -- the original Universal Studios Florida and the second theme park, Islands of Adventure -- a nightclub and restaurant complex, CityWalk, and three resort hotels

Basilica of Mary, Queen of the Universe

This extravagant Catholic church has become a tourist attraction in itself, thanks in part to the millions of Catholics from around the world who visit it and the rest of Orlando every year

Islands of Adventure

The Florida Mall

The largest mall in Orlando located at the crossroads of Orange Blossom Trail and Sand Lake Road, about a mile north of the Orange Blossom Trail/Florida Turnpike/Beachline Expressway interchange

The Mall at Millenia

This is Orlando's most upscale and beautiful mall

Holy Land

Either inspirational or kitschy, depending on your proclivities, this biblical-themed park is designed to look like Jerusalem