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.

It's more than just a gift shop I swear! It's also got some…read morelearning activities for all ages . I remember coming here as a kid and never being able to buy anything, but having a good time, walking around and looking at all the merchandise and all the different displays and learning material . There are a few activities in here for kids.

This is an amazing spot for dinosaur lovers, especially the older ones like my son that are…read moreinterested to read fun facts and research. My son requested an entire photo shoot with the dinosaurs! Find a quick service restaurant, bathrooms, and a gift shop. We also enjoyed heading upstairs which led us to other parts of Jurassic Park. If we return to Universal, we'll definitely spend more time exploring this section.

This was my second visit to the Titanic Artifact Exhibition, with my first trip back in 2019. If…read moreyou're a Titanic enthusiast and have never been, I highly recommend it. Seeing real artifacts recovered from the ship is an incredible experience, and the exhibits are well put together. The staff was friendly, and the museum was clean and well maintained. Like most tourist attractions in the Orlando area, it can get expensive, especially for a larger family. Also, if you've been before, don't expect to see many changes. I didn't notice any new artifacts since my last visit, so it may be more of a one-and-done experience unless they announce new additions. That said, it's absolutely worth visiting at least once if you have any interest in the history of the Titanic.

It was a cool experience but the only 2 things I wish they did was put a sample of the water with…read morethe same temperature of that fateful night to feel what it was like and also to make the room colder as it was that night. Other then those two things. It was a nice experience. Also we did the virtual experience I expected to see some of the chaos during the sinking but nothing and also it should be standing up instead of sitting I had to turn my body just to see behind me. I hope this can be fixed for future visits. Also u cant take pic of the staircase only if u pay $20

This little theater has been in operation for over 15 years. They do musicals, plays, improv, and…read moreall sorts of other entertainment. They're definitely worth checking out!

What's not to like about Night of a Million Lights?! This event is held at Give Kids the World…read morewhich is a story book type resort dedicated to providing children with critical illnesses and their families A weeklong vacation experience. As for the event, Night of a Million Lights, it is a holiday event work all the houses are adorned with Christmas lights and music going on all around. For 2021, as you arrive to the property you are directed to parking on the other side of Route 192. From there you will be driven by boss over to the event. It's about a 10 minute bus ride, maybe a little less if less traffic and you don't hit the light, from the parking to the event drop off. Your ticket is scan before you get on the bus so once you come off, can you simply start enjoying the run. This year they have plenty of vendors throughout the property selling food, snacks, merchandise. It's a great event for a great cause, and plenty of opportunities for holiday photos

This was a great experience! I went on opening night (not intentionally, just worked with our…read moreplans) with my mother, aunt and cousin (GNO). We wanted to do something extra Christmas-y while my aunt and cousin were in town visiting and this fit the bill! We didn't fully know what to expect regarding the showcase, but it rocked! Plus, your supporting a good cause. The light displays were elaborate and so cool, I thought the sponsored houses were neat, and the train ride had a fantastic story and information with it. We didn't eat anything there or get souvenirs, but it looks well organized from that perspective with options. We were there from ~8pm-10pm and it was a perfect amount of time. It was low key and relaxed, but so exciting! I'd recommend this as a cute date night for couples or a family outing for young children. If you liked and miss Disney's Osbourne Lights at Hollywood Studios, you're going to love Night of a Million Lights!

Love! What did I…read moreget/watch I watched the Disney Beauty and the Beast and also watch Evil Dead. Though it is a small production the cast was very professional and I really enjoyed the plays. The theatre was so small you can hear the actors very clearly. Oh and there also serve snacks and drinks! .....which is on donation bases... not sure if thats a positive or negative. Snacks available like popcorn, chocolate, pretzels and drinks like soda, beers and wines. Environment A very very very small place! There are a very limited about of space inside! Very old but cute location. I don't think there is a box office. Both times I went I reserved my tickets online. Niceness of the staff Staff was really really nice! The check in was really quick, she didn't ask for the ID which was a little strange... Dollar Very affordable. Really cute for a date or any night hang out Yes? Definitely would go again once I find the next attractive play to watch. #WendyWanders #WendyAnd

If you love going to the theater and supporting local artists? Then Moonlight players is a place…read moreyou will want to return to again and again. The most recent performance I went to enjoy was 1776. This group of men and ladies were outstanding! The gentleman representing our founding fathers were a fantastic representation of a pivotal moment in America's history. Might I add, the actors playing John Adams and Benjamin Franklin were incredible! The actor playing Lee brought many laughs to not only myself but also the audience around me. I certainly look forward to the new season starting this fall with Disney's Newsies! Let's all go to the theater!!!

While I'm not a person that camps out for the parades, I do love when I bump into one. The…read moreelectrical parade was cruising the streets as we began making our way back to Main Street and it was so easy to get close for pictures. There were so many characters out that I couldn't pinpoint who wasn't there! The lights are beautiful under the stars and this is a fun way to end the night.

MAGICAL ! We were in AWE watching the Starlight Parade last night. It was truly breathtaking. If…read moreyou are looking for a nighttime experience this one is the best - fireworks follow right after the parade ends.

Anything and everything Hawaiian is my favorite so when I stumbled upon this event, I had to go. I…read morewish I was able to go the whole weekend. There's one more day tomorrow. I was able to see some of the Hawaiian hula performances. Tomorrow is going to be Polynesian and Tahitian Dance and Fire Dancers which they may have had tonight but maybe not because of the rain. If you want to find about about the culture of Hawaii, this is a great time to go. It was interesting to see the performances. Not only the dancers l, but the singers, and the back up music like the ukeleles. They had a good number of vendors as well there too. I had to leave because the hotel's a/c was lacking so the temperature wasn't the most comfortable. But when I was there I enjoyed it. It was a $10 fee to get in which I don't think is bad at all. It's a way for them to raise money for these events. I would definitely want to be back for future events.

Authentic Polynesian Adult and Children dance Competition. There's a luau on Saturday night as…read morewell. MUST SEE!!!