Budget Friendly Orlando

By AAA Travel Editor Sherry Mims | June 01, 2023

With some affordable attractions and parks, you'll find plenty of things to do in Orlando on a budget.

The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art

Winter Park, Florida

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Disney Springs®

Lake Buena Vista, Florida

Though there’s plenty you could spend money on here, you’ll want to enjoy the ambience and only browse if you want to conserve cash. With numerous stores and restaurants in four “neighborhoods,” this entertainment hub remains a fun place to go. In The Ganachery, you might even receive a free sample of chocolate.Read More

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Lake Eola Park

Orlando, Florida

Locals love the City Beautiful’s downtown park. It’s the place to play with your dog, hang out with friends or take a break. In addition to the large fountain, sculptures dot the park and add interest. Check out the Walt Disney Theater, where the rainbow-colored Walt Disney Amphitheater hosts occasional events.Read More

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The Mennello Museum of American Art

Orlando, Florida

On a pleasant day, you’ll want to lounge on an Adirondack chair by the cultural institution's sculpture garden. Though there are many attractions within Orlando Loch Haven Park, you’ll want to save money by hanging out by the sculptures and visiting another interesting landmark, the Mayor, a large oak tree out front that’s thought to be one of the oldest in Central Florida.Read More

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Universal's Cabana Bay Beach Resort

Orlando, Florida

If you must stay on-site at an Orlando theme park, check out one of Universal’s more moderately priced Orlando resorts. The fun retro décor is as much a draw as the activities, which are considerable. You can exercise in the Jack LaLanne-themed fitness center, float down the lazy river or play a game in the upstairs bowling alley (for a small fee). There’s also a shuttle to Universal CityWalk™, where you can shop, dine or enjoy nightlife if you choose.Book Now

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