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Why Fly to Orlando?The city's airports receive a huge number of visitors stepping off flights to Orlando, and many of them come for the nearby theme parks and resorts. Orlando is a supremely family-friendly holiday destination that’s full of fun-packed entertainment. For children, it is the holiday equivalent of the world’s best sweet shop. Aside from Walt Disney World, there are a great number of alternative attractions, from world-class water and safari parks, to marine life centres and alligator parks. You can use Travelzoo’s SuperSearch to find cheap flights to Orlando.
Flying to Orlando from the UKOrlando has two main airports, Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). There are direct flights to both airports from a number of UK destinations. From London, a direct flight takes approximately nine hours. Direct flights to Orlando International Airport depart from airports including London Gatwick and Manchester. From London Heathrow, indirect flights to Orlando International stop in destinations including Detroit, New York and Miami. Several charter airlines fly direct to Orlando Sanford International Airport and these sometimes offer particularly cheap flight deals.
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Mini Travel Guide to OrlandoWhile many visitors travel to Orlando for the nearby theme parks, the city also has plenty to offer. Downtown Orlando's real draw is perhaps its authenticity - it's Orlando's central business district and is home to retail areas, art galleries, theatres and parklands. However, if you are in Orlando for the theme parks, the choice is staggering. For many visitors, Walt Disney World, outside of Orlando itself, is the primary draw. It is a resort on an unimaginable scale containing four separate parks: The Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom. There are also two water parks and an entertainment district known as ‘Downtown Disney’. This district is home to nightclubs, shops and restaurants. Universal Orlando is another vast resort. It has two theme parks (Universal Studios Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure). The latter features The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. There are also three onsite themed hotels and more than 50 restaurants. Other major attractions in the Orlando area include SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and the Kennedy Space Center. |
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