Orlando, reviewed like a local — reviews, news, tips and guides from the neighborhoods up.
Orlando, reviewed like a local — reviews, news, tips and guides from the neighborhoods up.
Across from the convention center, Pointe Orlando concentrates I-Drive’s most useful dining in one park-once complex — the No. 1 brunch in Orlando, a group-dinner workhorse, and a steak-and-seafood tier that earns its keep.
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IRON RELIGION GYM takes No. 1 in our Gyms & Fitness Studios rankings with a Net Score of 89.0 — why it won, and what to get when you go.
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Ford’s Garage (International Drive) takes No. 1 in our Burgers rankings with a Net Score of 90.8 — why it won, and what to get when you go.
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A car collector bought a dead mall: 850,000 square feet of auto museum, karting, pinball and more — Florida’s largest indoor attraction, free to enter.
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Serious electric Superkarts on multi-level tracks, laser tag, bowling and VR across from the convention center — where Orlando’s karting people go.
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The sinking Odditorium: shrunken heads, a vampire-killing kit and sixteen galleries of the genuinely strange, in the Robert Ripley tradition since 1992.
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Ninety-plus wax figures, no ropes, sets built for your camera — the wax museum at ICON Park, from the Justice League to the current charts.
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Florida’s only 360-degree ocean tunnel, rescued sea turtles and a ray lagoon: ICON Park’s aquarium, sized at a perfect hour.
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The upside-down house on International Drive: a hundred hands-on exhibits, a ropes course and laser tag, open 365 days to midnight.
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Free admission, free parking, Orlando’s only wooden coaster and four multi-level go-kart tracks: the family-owned fun park as Orlando used to make them.
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