Visit Orlando, Florida

The best months to visit Orlando, Florida, depend on what you want to do, but for many people, March, April and May are great months to visit. The temperatures are lower (50-80 degrees Fahrenheit), there are fewer visitors, and the cost of hotel rooms and rental cars is generally less expensive.

Most people need 5-6 days in Orlando to do and see everything they’re interested in. After a few days at area theme parks, this schedule still gives you time to check out some of Orlando’s off-the-beaten-path attractions or return to the parks.

Orlando is one of the most kid-friendly vacation spots in the country (if not the world). Enjoy the thrills and fun of theme parks like Disney World, Universal Studios, LEGOLAND, SeaWorld and Fun Spot America. Or enjoy fun outdoor activities, visit the Sea Life Orlando Aquarium or head to a water park or adventure park for safe and exciting thrills for kids and adults.

The weather in Orlando, FL ranges from pleasant and mild to hot and humid, depending on when you visit. If you want to escape a freezing cold winter, Orlando is very pleasant in the winter (bring a light coat — it still gets a little chilly in the morning). The summer months are the hottest and the most humid, but you can always find an air-conditioned building or the shade under a palm tree to help beat the heat.

The best area to stay when you visit Orlando depends on the things you’re doing when you visit. We recommend staying close to the attractions you’re visiting or booking a room in a central location to a few parks on your itinerary. If you want to know where to stay in Orlando, we have a list of AAA Diamond hotels for you. These hotels feature great rooms, the finest amenities and the best overall experience for guests.

January and February are usually the cheapest months to visit Orlando — with the exception of holiday weekends. If you’re looking for budget-friendly things to do, there are many options, including museums and parks. There are ways to save money on Disney World vacations, too.

Planning your trip to Orlando is simple when you use AAA. Using Trip Canvas, you can get inspired for your upcoming vacation and get advice from AAA travel experts. Learn about how to get there, where to stay and what to do in Orlando, including: Theme parks Places to eat Cruises Outdoor activities Museums and cultural centers Campgrounds And much more!

The beach is about an hour away from Orlando. Because Orlando is in the middle of Florida, you can take a pretty short drive and see the Atlantic Ocean or the Gulf of Mexico. For those looking for a less crowded beach experience, Canaveral National Seashore near Cocoa Beach or Fort De Soto Park near Clearwater Beach are great options. Cocoa Beach is a little more than an hour to the east of Orlando and Clearwater Beach is about 90 minutes to the west of Orlando on the Gulf of Mexico. Whether you want to relax or you want to get out on the water for some fun, both of these beaches have everything you need.