Boggy Creek Airboat Rides takes you into the natural habitat of the Florida Alligator where you will see them acting naturally unlike many other attractions in Florida where the alligators you see are mostly trained or handled every day until they are accustomed to their treatment. While on Boggy Creek Airboat Rides you will travel down a canal where you will be able to see birds, turtles, alligators and more. When you get out of the canal you’ll be zooming at speeds reaching 45 mph around Boggy Creek. You have three options to choose from when booking a ride: a ½ hour tour, a 1-hour night tour, or a 45 minute private ride. No matter which one you choose you’re sure to have a great time viewing Florida’s native animals in their natural habitat.

Gatorland is one of Florida’s oldest attractions, nearly impossible to miss when passing the large bright green gator head these 110 acres of land that are home to Florida alligators as well as exotic birds, snakes more. There are many options when booking tickets for Gatorland ranging from basic viewing to a trainer for a day where you go behind the scenes and learn how to handle alligators as well as perform daily tasks with the trainers and handlers. Gatorland also has many aviaries with friendly exotic birds that are known to perch on your shoulders if you have a small cup of nectar. Visitors are welcome to hop aboard a small red train that makes its way around the park as well!

Kennedy Space Center displays out of this world technology built by NASA engineers as well as actual space shuttles and ships that have been out of this world. Named after President Kennedy, this center was built to encourage the spirit of American exploration. Kennedy Space Center’s major focus is education whether in an Elementary school or in a College, Kennedy Space Center has a program for you. At this attraction you will learn everything you need to know about astronauts including what kind of training they go through to how much they make as well as facts about outer space and how space shuttles are made and controlled.

Since February 2001, The Holy Land Experience has opened its gates and been letting its visitors take a step back into time and explore the land of the bible. You’ll be amazed by the full-size exhibits and live actors and actresses. You can explore the lands and discover ancient artifacts including sea scrolls, or visit the garden tomb where the body of Jesus was laid. You can view larger than life re-enactments. The mission of Holy Land Experience is to appropriately and graciously proclaim to all people in harmony with the bible regardless of race, religion, gender, education, or national origin. The Holy Land Experience is open to everyone and insures a great educational time for all of its guests.

Ripley’s Believe It or Not is a Museum with a collection of odd artifacts and stories from all around the world. These odd artifacts have been collected by Robert Ripley during a 40 year time span. His first works were published in 1929 and had over 80 million readers spread throughout 300 newspapers translated across 17 different languages. There are 27 museums worldwide and each of the museums are about 90% different than the next. The Orlando Odditorium is famous for three major attractions: the self portrait of Van Gogh made out of 3,000 postcards. The shrunken head is an actual human head that has been shrunken by the Jivaro Indians of Ecuador. The Matchstick Silver Ghost Rolls Royce is a fully working model of a 1907 Rolls Royce made completely of match sticks. These attractions look even weirder than they sound so make sure you check them out!

The full-scale recreations of the Titanic’s most famous rooms draw in hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Guests are astonished by the Grand staircase, First Class Parlor Suite, Boiler Room, and Promenade Deck. In the summer of 2009 the Titanic Experience relocated to International Drive to a larger 20,000 sq foot attraction where it houses its very well trained actors that portray famous titanic notables such as Captain Smith and Molly Brown acting just as they would if they were on the actual ship. The attraction replicates the titanic exactly as it appears on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean today, As well as over 200 artifacts and historical treasures.

WonderWorks is almost impossible to miss when going down International Drive, of course it’s always impossible to miss an upside down building! WonderWorks has many exhibits that let visitors perform tasks that they’ve never dreamed of doing like landing a space shuttle, flying fighter jets, living through and earthquake and more! WonderWorks also offers an “Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show” for families that has been rated as “the best dinner show in Orlando” if you’re looking for action and a dinner WonderWorks is a great place to be.