Great tour saw a lot of gators and and manatee and other fish and birds. Great clear Kayak for two…read morepeople. Bring water for sure you will be in the sun and a bring sun spray and swim shorts.

Tour Guide was Jeff. We had a great time. It was my first time and Jeff made it easy. Good…read moreinstruction and was fun to follow. He had great knowledge of the area and the animals. Would definitely do it again!

We went on the Real Manatee Adventure in March. It was cooler out, low 60's and rainy. It was a…read moreperfect day. We were getting in the water so the rain wasn't a worry. It actually broke while walking to the boat and in the water. The water was 72 degrees and not bad. I stayed in the water the full time with no issues. The kids were in and out. They had hot cocoa on the boat. We saw quite a few manatee and enjoyed watching the swimming and hearing them much the sea grass underwater. It was so peaceful. We really enjoyed ourselves and the guides were great! The kids asked to do it again! I take that as a major win. They are 12 and 8 years. Lunch was yummy. The state park had great animals and we enjoyed walking around. The airboat is such a great experience and feels like no other boat. You must do this tour! Thank you Real Florida Adventures! You guys Rock!!

I planned a solo trip to Orlando and wasn't sure what to do. After doing some research, I found…read moreReal Florida Adventures with a list of some fun excursions to do through them. I spent three days doing activities and went to the Kennedy Space Center, Sea Screamer & Clearwater Beach Day Trip and the Manatee Snorkelling at Crystal River. I had Ricky and Gary as my tour guides, they were friendly and knowledgeable and did a great job with delegating the trips. I was by myself for the Kennedy Space Center and Ricky was my own personal guide that day. I was pleasantly surprised they didn't cancel the trip because I was the only person so props to them on that. My favorite trip highlights included seeing the dolphins playing at Clearwater and the wild airboat ride on the Withlacoochee River and seeing some gators. Plus snorkeling with manatees. I would definitely recommend!

In all honesty, I think this is one of the best things to ever come to Orlando. If anything, we…read moreneed to have more bike stations available around town because this is truly fantastic! What is this and how does it work you ask? The what - There are various Bike Sharing stations in Orlando, you can find out exactly where when you download the app by typing in "Social bicycles" Once you find out where the nearest bike station is at, you're one step closer to renting out a bike. The how - Everything is done through the app. You create an account that will ask for your information, and monetary means, and you'll be given codes to type onto the keypad located on the bike. It took literally only about 6 minutes to get underway on our bikes. There are several account types to choose from and it ranges from one time use, to monthly. I personally thought the bikes were in great condition, and its such a fun way to spend time with friends and really see Orlando in a different, and healthier way. You can bet I'm definitely using bike share again in the future!

Took my wife to work one day and decided to ride the bikes. A friend of mine who helps run the bike…read moreshare Peter Martinez told me to give it a try. I met Peter years ago when I owned my Spanish restaurant in Altamonte Springs. I have always been known for my chicken. We did rude around town and had a good time. You can rent the bikes and ride and lock them up a different stations. They are a good way to get around downtown. They have made the roads alot more bycicle friendly. Post your picks if your experience and enjoy. I

Hunter's Envy provided the complete ranch experience. A full day of activities including shooting…read moretargets, skeet shooting a guided tour of the nearly 3000 acre facility, riding Eco Bikes (very cool!) and of course a guided boar hunt. We saw deer, gators, bears, otters and of course a bunch of boar. Great place, great time! - Pat P.

I discovered Gator Airboat Rides through Groupon, and it ended up being one of the best finds of…read moreour trip! If you're looking for an authentic Florida adventure, this is it. This experience delivered **exactly** what I was hoping for. We headed out on the airboat, got to explore the beautiful wetlands, spotted alligators in their natural habitat, and even had the opportunity to hold a baby gator afterward! That was definitely a highlight and made for some unforgettable memories. The staff was fantastic from start to finish. Everyone in the office was friendly and welcoming, and our airboat crew was knowledgeable, entertaining, and made the ride both fun and informative. You could tell they genuinely enjoyed sharing their passion for Florida wildlife. Whether you're a first-time visitor or just looking for something uniquely Floridian, I highly recommend this experience. If I'm ever back in the area with family or friends, this will absolutely be my go-to airboat tour. A fantastic experience from beginning to end!

I booked a 30 min. airboat ride through Groupon, but unfortunately, the ride only lasted about 20…read moreminutes. I was expecting to get the full 30 mins. that I paid for, so that was disappointing. As far as the ride itself, there honestly wasn't much to see. I was really hoping to spot some alligators, especially with "Gator" in the name, but we barely saw any. It was basically just an airboat ride through the water w/o much scenery or wildlife(there was a couple of birds) to make it exciting. I think the name can give you the impression that you're going to have a better chance of seeing gators, so I'd def manage your expectations b4 booking. If you're simply looking for an airboat ride, it might be worth trying, but if you're specifically going for the alligators & wildlife, I wouldn't count on seeing much. Unfortunately, between the shorter than promised ride & the lack of gator views, I left feeling pretty underwhelmed. Maybe the night rides are more promising to spot gators.

Classic collision took care of my vehicle after I was hit and at first I was very very skeptical…read morebecause of the reviews I had seen online and I was sent here by Geico as the claimant. But Josh Bell was the estimator on this project and he was very helpful and professional the whole time I had no issues getting in contact with him when I would call for updates. I had to pick up my vehicle. There were some minor adjustments that needed to be worked on I spoke to Josh and he was able to take care of those minor issues fairly quickly. I would highly recommend this location and this body shop to do your work. You can't even , tell that my car had been in an accident.

They replaced my rear bumper and tailgate on my 2022 Chevy Silverado HD High Country Duramax 2500…read moreDiesel. Awesome job! Truck looks like new again. Thank you Nick for your expertise!

The KSC bus tour was one of the highlights of our visit to the Kennedy Space Center! Our price of…read moreadmission included exploring at your leisure, the huge complex of buildings filled with history and memorabilia. But the bus tour proved to be the best introduction at getting a basic background knowledge of what the space center was all about! You get a whole 2 1/2 hour driving tour that spans several miles. The Vehicle Assembly Building stands as the first focus where the Apollo moon rockets and space shuttles were built, then they were transported via gigantic crawlers to one of the launch pads: 39A or 39B. You get to see (from a distance), the launch pads ready and waiting to launch the next rocket, satellite or other spacecraft. Water towers, rocket fuel storage, blast deflectors, and even the SpaceX building, all the way to the Launch Control Center. But besides all the man made structures we encountered throughout the tour, you'll find that the space center also cohabits and protects the land as a national wildlife refuge, 140,000 acres worth! There are fresh and saltwater marshes, lagoons, coastal seashores, and flatlands, home to fish, mammals, amphibians, birds and indigenous plants. The majority of wildlife refuge is left undisturbed by the goings on by NASA. Our tour guide Noble, gave us a very informative and interesting tour as he described what each structure and building is used for. The important people involved in every aspect from maintenance to space flight. Besides the human impact, we even caught glimpses of an eagles nest, a manatee resting in the water and several birds & waterfowl. I didn't see any alligators during our tour, but I'm sure they were staying cool beneath the swamps. The whole tour had me at the edge of my seat listening to the stories and history of our ever developing space program. It just made me more appreciative and proud of America's achievements and goals to explore the stars. There really is intelligent life still on this Earth! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXeEhbM0g0Y

First of all I'm a space nerd and this clicked every button I had…read more Cost is low for a family of 4. We checked the website and found out children in grade 4 & 5 get in free. If you didn't do your homework first they weren't telling you. To get it your child needs an ID of some kind that gets him/her in for free. This is Iconic Americana with true history material and museum items all around. It also had the SpaceX Falcon Rocket on the pad. No close ups but within eyeshot. Food sucked so bring your own. Many tourists touch and put back hot food so save your sanity. If the weather is right sit outside while you eat. The grass was nice. Military discount for those who ask. Bring $10 cash for parking. They don't take a credit card. You can see this place in one day.

For those not staying at Ft Wilderness, park in the main parking lot. Take the Orange Bus to the…read moreMeadows Outpost. The Bike Barn is behind the Outpost, over the water. When all have checked in, you get your helmet & audio receiver. There's also a waiver to sign and a safety video to watch. Comfortable shoes are a must since your feet are integral to the Segway experience. My feet were still tingling after the tour was over. Some folks may complain this is a slow paced tour due to the requured training session. We're not those folks! And don't laugh at the helmets. We had a lead vehicle that wasn't good at inclines and he caused a pile up with 2 others falling and hitting their heads. That reminds me: Lean forward to go uphill and a little backwards to go downhill. This is all covered and practiced in the training session. We really appreciated the thorough overview of the X2 Segway (no longer available for sale). Then we got on-hands training - how to get on the X2, how to turn, go forward, stop, go up and down hills. We had done Segway tours on different models in the past, but really appreciated the refresher. Luis & Ashton were excellent tour guides. We learned some Chip & Dale trivia and saw remnants of the Ft Wilderness Railroad that was there in the 70s/80s. Would recommend this to anyone over 16 (with guardian) with good balance.

Highly recommended. This is a 2-hour segway tour and it costs just under $100 per person. It has…read moreexcellent training provided so no experience is necessary. Plus you get to ride through the Ft. Wilderness Resort and Campground and hear all sorts of Disney Trivia and insight. The guides are amazing, the Segways are well taken care of, you get a bottle of water, a couple breaks thrown in, and some exciting extras that I can't tell you about. Something to do instead of the parks for the day and it starts super early in the morning before it gets way too hot in the Florida sun!