What a great way to get a 360° degree view of the city of Orlando. Located in the center of Sea…read moreWorld, the giant sky tower holds I believe maybe 12-15 (?) people in a circle that slowly spins and lifts you 400 feet in the air. If you're unsure how high that is, the Mako roller coaster that Sea World has, is 200 feet (also the tallest roller coaster), so you're double as high on the tower. It does cost $5 for anyone 2+ years old and it is pretty crammed inside of the tower. You have to squeeze in and make room for the person on the side of you. But it's worth checking out at least once.

Awesome time at Silver Spur Arena for the Osceola Magic basketball game…read more Comfy seats good food and We Won!! Great family outing

So much fun! I did a class Sat for $40 and the painting is huge! The girls working are so nice and…read morewelcoming. They explain how it works and they give you a mini tour upon arrival. Take your drinks! Beer and alcohol are welcome, and they have a bottle opener and plates too. The directions are easy to follow and all three ladies working had a great sense of humor. They play a few game too, so you can win some stuff.

My first time ever was tonight and I had a blast! I've never painted anything before and was…read morenervous I would be embarrassed by my clumsy newness. They had everything set up & ready for us. They walk you thru step by step & help you if you need it. They play music and may sing along but it's not distracting in fact, it breaks the ice so you get pretty friendly meeting everyone. You can take your own drinks & snacks & they give you a couple of breaks while the paint dries. Trust me, you'll laugh a lot. It's a casual atmosphere & I was there from 6:30-9:00pm. In my opinion, 18 & up because you can bring wine. You can schedule a paint party for kids or teens. Adults need their time too! It's a blast

I attended my first lacrosse game of any kind last night. Along with two children and a neighbour,…read morewe ventured to Amway Arena to see the two top teams in professional lacrosse battle for home field advantage during the approaching playoffs. None of the people in my party new anything about lacrosse. Based on the low level of fan enthusiasm (and I am guessing that there were no more than 2,500 of us in the by-comparison-cavernous Amway Arena), there were a lot of people in attendance who did not really know much about the sport. That is a pity because the Titans, and their victorious opponents the Washington Stealth, put on a good show. At least I think that they did. The Titans need to do much better community outreach to educate potential fans about lacrosse and its rules if the Titans want to survive here in Orlando. Although there are a lot of kids playing lacrosse now, there are not a lot of adults with great familiarity. I hope that next year the team will publish the rules of lacrosse in the handout that it gives to attendees and that more effort will be made to help potential fans to understand the game (among the fastest growing in the USA). Local businesses also need to rally around the team. Orlando should have more professional sports franchises but they will not be able to succeed if corporate Orlando does not step in. Props to Baker & Hostetler for being a conspicuous sponsor. And sports fans . . . if you want sports to continue in the City Beautiful, buy a ticket to next Friday's game against Buffalo. Even if you do not understand what is going on on the field, you will be supporting local sports. That, dear friends, is a good thing. Lastly, Titans, here my call for greater community outreach and I am sure you will earn a coveted fourth star for next year, your second season here in Orlando!

So I know absolutely NOTHING about Lacrosse. And yet,... five stars for the Orlando Titans Pro…read moreLacrosse Team from me! Here's the story: After almost winning the league championship, the New York Titans, a professional indoor lacrosse team, decided to up and move to Orlando to start their 2010 season. At first I was skeptical - how many teams (that aren't the Magic) have tried to come and garner a corner of the Orlando sports market? Arena football, arena soccer, hockey - you name it, they tried it. But I got tickets to the opening night of the Orlando Titan's inaugural game at Amyway Arena, and I gotta tell you - I had FUN. Without knowing/understanding the sport, without knowing who the heck the players were (and some looked hot...), and with an open-mind, I had a GREAT time. They played a lot of music to keep us moving, the dancers were cute, the crowd was energized, the announcer rocked it, and the players owned the field - what more could you want?! I had read that this was a full contact sport with the potential for fights, and they weren't kidding! These guys were not shy, and seriously took (and GAVE) a beating. We ended up winning our first game here (I'm using "our" - I totally am already calling them my own? crazy!), AND there were two fights during the match that we totally owned! It was CRAZY! So I'm reviewing the Titans on Yelp! because I want them to stick around. I had a great time, tickets are cheap, the game is fun, and it looks like they had a great turnout. I hope they can keep it up and Orlando can embrace a new sport. It really was a lot of action and my friends and I will be back for more.

Here for a jujitsu match. Adequate venue for this event. Maybe a bit more costly than it should be…read morefor this type of event however.

We attended the Silver Spurs Rodeo here. The arena is smaller than other rodeos we've attended, but…read morethat actually worked in our favor as our seats were excellent, so no complaints there. The layout of the arena was well thought out, making it easy to navigate. One thing to note: if you're planning to buy beers, bring cash. We had to use their ATM, which came with a $4+ fee. Their concession stands doesn't sell alcohol. Beers were sold at table stands. Other than that, it was eventful.

From O Wondrous Nights to Monster Stomp, this theater offers a high capacity, indoor space for…read morereally good SeaWorld Orlando shows. This theater has numerous sections, including a VIP seating area. It also has restrooms and a dedicated Wheelchair ramp.

At the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, this has been used for the runDisney race expo. I have…read morebeen coming here first to pick up my race packet. It is a big venue and more than adequate to handle the large crowds for runDisney events. Everything here has been well maintained and always looking fresh and new. The restroom facilities are kept clean and well stocked.

Small basketball sports stadium inside ESPN wide world of sports complex. Plenty of food/drink…read moreoptions.

I went there for the first time yesterday and I had a great time. All the workers were very nice…read moreand wore big smiles on their faces. The entire atmosphere was friendly. The games were lots of fun to play. Also, the food is very good.