My Top 10 Activities

  1. Tower of Terror at Disney Studios
  2. IllumiNations at Epcot, now superceded by the new fireworks display
  3. Front row on Kraken at SeaWorld
  4. Swimming with dolphins at Discovery Cove
  5. A day at Clearwater on the Gulf Coast with a trip on the SeaScreamer
  6. Visiting the Polynesian Resort, lunch at Kona Café followed by the Sea Raycer boats
  7. People Watching – sit back and soak up the atmosphere
  8. Sitting in the rocking chairs by the lake at Celebration having a strong coffee, bliss
  9. Wishes followed by SpectroMagic at Magic Kingdom (no longer)
  10. visiting Islands of Adventure

and don’t forget the FOOD – there are some truly world class restaurants – mmmm

Restaurant Recommendations

Some are cheap, some are expensive – most are very, very reasonable. These are MY favourites and will obviously not be to everyone’s taste. The beauty of Orlando is that there is SO MUCH choice.

  1. Seasons 52
  2. Citrico’s at the Grand Floridian
  3. Bahama Breeze
  4. Café Tu Tu Tango
  5. Tony Roma’s
  6. Kobé
  7. Rainforest Café
  8. Moon Fish
  9. Fishbones
  10. Red Lobster

and here are five others, because I couldn’t resist –

  • Sweet Tomatoes
  • The Melting Pot
  • Panera Bread
  • Roy’s
  • Landry’s Seafood

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Breakfast at Perkins in the Crossroads Center

One day, I would love to dine at Victoria & Albert’s – probably the most expensive restaurant in Orlando. Located at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort, it’s one of the best restaurants in the whole of America.