Fun for the Family. Me and my family went to Fun Spot on a Friday. It was a little wet and cloudy…read morebut we made the most of it. Once the weather cleared up, we got on a few rides and did Go-Karts. I didn't know Fun Spot would be that fun. Enjoyed every minutes of it. We even were able to get a box of NY pizza. Grade: A

Fun spot has been a staple for my family since I was a kid…read more My brother and I used to love racing around on the go karts. We first started doing this in magical midway, but when that felt too rickety and unsafe, we started looking for other parks, and that's when we found fun spot! We would go multiple times a year every year when we were younger and always took advantage of the anniversary ticket prices. It's been a while since we've gone, but it would definitely be another fun trip with nostalgia . The parks have expanded over the years to add more carnival style rides, and a few roller coasters, which are pretty fun too !

I honestly was NOT expecting this to be as good as it was! I mean first of all, the place is HUGE!…read moreThey give you about 90 minutes before the show if you want to come in and explore, drink, etc. There is a store, bars, armory with REAL weapons that you can buy, pre-show entertainment, and more! The show itself was spectacular! Stunts, sound and water effects, and a lot of crowd interactive type of competitions. I loved that the crowd was divided into different teams. Our server was so nice and attentive to our needs. We chose not to upgrade our meals (it was like $20/extra per person if we wanted steak instead of chicken), but we were impressed with the 3 course meal! It started with a Caesar salad, followed with chicken accompanied by veg and mashed potatoes, and finishing with a brownie. The chicken straight up fell off of the bone. I was also served like half of a whole chicken (I had to take some home because I was so full). It was cooked way better than I thought it would be. You can purchase appetizers after you get you salad for an extra cost. The drinks are good but can be expensive. If you're looking for a less expensive alcohol option, definitely ask about using their house liquor. I had to ask them 3 times for them to actually tell me it was like a $9 difference between getting it with their house vs premium liquor. I will say that anything you get from the bar or as an appetizer that cost extra already includes 15% gratuity. Nobody will tell you it does, but it will be written on the appetizer menu in a very light colored font. What I think is a little BS is that although gratuity is included for those, it isn't included for the server who is serving you the whole night. But none of this negatively affected my experience, I just want to make you all aware of this! I would come back for sure with some family who hasn't seen the show.

Had my first experience at the Pirate's Adventure Dinner Show in Orlando, and I went with my two…read moresons. We had a great time! If you've been to Medieval Times, the concept is somewhat similar, but I felt this show had more of a storyline and much more audience interaction, which made the experience even more engaging. The show itself was very entertaining, and the set design was absolutely amazing. The entire atmosphere really makes you feel like you've stepped into a pirate world. The lobby area, designed like a pirate marketplace, was especially cool. There's plenty of pirate-themed merchandise to check out, and you can grab a nice drink from the bar before the show. The food was also surprisingly good and definitely added to the overall experience. Service was good for the most part, although there were a few moments when it was difficult to get our server's attention. We went on a Saturday and were actually surprised that the place wasn't fuller, but that made for a more relaxed experience. Overall, this was a fun family night out, and both of my sons really enjoyed it. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something different and entertaining to do in Orlando! ‍

Was in town for a special event and stopped to get assistance on getting a bus to my event. Tracy…read morewas more than kind and especially helpful in making sure I got the right bus. Thanks again for all you did.

We bought tickets to the three things at the Orlando eye. The guy was very nice. We went to the…read moreOrlando eye and they told us one ticket was expired. We had to go back to this place and of course a new person was there. She gave us a new ticket. Our Orlando trip has not been a good experience so far.

Awesome and fast service. They offer excellent discounted tickets and beautiful office.read more

We came searching for tickets during our vacation and found this place and we're extremely…read moresatisfied with our experience. Staff were friendly and explained all of our options to us. We would definitely recommend to others searching for good deals and prices.

Paid for florida resident told to bring bills on phone accepted bought 6 3 day passes resident. Get…read moreto park they tell us no bills on phone. Paid all extra monies again!! Ripped us off!!!

We ride the safari ride first thing! It was wonderful! The animals were all out and active. I…read moredefinitely recommend doing that early in the day. My other favorites were the Expedition Everest and Avatar, Flight of Passage.

My wife and I took the all day Backstage Magic tour with Jerald earlier this week. It was by far…read morethe best Disney experience we've ever had. Not only was it the perfect #alldaydate for us it was also so educational. Jerald was so fired up and knowledgeable about all things Disney it blew our minds. He was the real star of the show in our mind's eye. It was as if Walt himself was our tour guide. We started at Epcot behind the scenes before World Showcase opened. We went during the flower and garden show so all the landscapers were manicuring the flower models. He told us all the tricks they use how they make building focal points in each of the parks. Then we went behind the scenes to see how the American Experience show works. From there we went and saw the Shops at Disney, Laundry, Costume Design/manufacturing/ storage. Lunch at Whispering Cafe was excellent. Last stop was a tour of Magic Kingdom. The grand finale was us walking down the Main Street parade route just in front of the parade. We felt like part of the show and VIPs. They let us stay and watch the whole Festival of Fantasy parade which was so entirely awesome appreciating what we had just scene behind the scenes to make it all happen. Thank you Disney Adventure for an unforgettable experience. BTW, for all the parents of little ones out there...our kids got their very own "Mary Poppins of a nanny for the day. We used a company Extra Hands who provided an awesome nanny as their personal park guide for the day. They had just as much fun as we did.

For someone who has done Disney numerous times and wants a new experience, this is it. The tour is…read moreespecially good for the inquisitive person. Our tour was given by cast members (employees) of the Disney Institute. Shout out to Monica and Stu! These are the people who act as ambassadors for the "Disney Way" of doing things for corporate team building visits. They are enthusiastic ( either that or darn good actors) about Disney and are very knowledgeable about pretty much all things pertaining to the house that the mouse built. Ever wondered about the supposed tunnels under the Magic Kingdom? You will find out on this tour. Ever wanted to see how Disney maintains all the attractions? This tour is for you. From costumes, landscaping, trash collection, trading pins, parades, transportation, maintenance, entertainment, if you can think of it, this tour will do everything short of giving out proprietary information to answer your questions. The tour is pretty much all day with lunch provided. If you are a picture buff, this tour is not for you. As Stu put it, you are only allowed to take pictures if you see babies in strollers. Every thing is referred to being onstage or backstage. Taking pictures backstage was strictly prohibited except for the Disney tree farm and nursery. Seeing the Animal Kingdom parade in its storage house was really neat. The tour is pricey. This experience is for the person who has done pretty much all that Disney has to offer as a guest (if that is possible). You have to be sixteen to attend so it's a nice adult only day on the properties. Now here is some very minor downsides to the tour. One. Disney World resort is so expansive that Disney could easily make this an 8 hour 5 day tour. They have tried their best to give a broad overview that is entertaining but does not wear you out. For someone like me that wants to know all the nuts and bolts of very specific aspects of how Disney works, you will walk away at times wanting more. Two. As I said earlier, the tour is pricey even with lunch thrown in. When it ends around three in the afternoon, I wanted to go straight into Epcot or Magic Kingdom and look for some of the things I learned about. It would be nice if they gave you a complimentary admission into one of the parks that would not burn a day off of the tickets you probably already own for the time you are going to be on the properties. Three. I really wanted to spend more time in the mothership park Magic Kingdom, but each of the four parks is given fairly even time. Four. The meal was at the Wilderness Lodge. It was a good meal, but serving heavy setting wet ribs is not a very good choice for a tour that involved a lot of walking and standing. It was fairly cool in October, but eating a meal of ribs in the summer would have been miserable. Finally, you really don't know the agenda for the day until you get there. From what Monica told me, Disney tries to change up the tour from time to time, but since it is pretty pricey, I don't know if I would roll the dice and risk taking the same tour again. There is so much to see I would want a new experience. Again, these are minor downsides and are only ways Disney could enhance the experience. Don't let this list of five insignificant quirks change your mind. The tour is worth it. This is a really good time and a break from the normal Disney experience. Give it a try.

Dave was a fantastic tour guide loved his humor it was amazing chocolate samples were top tier so…read moredifferent and exotic The service was great everyone was kind and attentive The inside of the store is beautiful

I'm a pretty easy audience. I was there just to enjoy the experience. Our tour guide, whose name…read moreI cannot remember ... Dave? Danny? was great. He has the worst dad jokes (which is a compliment) and shared some pretty interesting knowledge about the history of chocolate. Was this tour worth $19/person? I didn't think so. Especially with 23 people in our group. We had a "larger than usual" group, which didn't make sense. Why not cap it at whatever the actual limit is? We got there early to get our tickets to make sure we got tickets. Turns out, that was an unnecessary waste of our time. We got pieces of different chocolates from around the world. Of course, some were tastier than others. But that's a me problem. Overall, it was a cute experience. I enjoyed my time. Our tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable. But my recommendation is that if you can find a Groupon, do that. In my humble opinion, this was worth $10, not $19.

We just completed a 4 day Disney World Parks tour with Chris and his team at Elite Orlando VIP…read more This was our second Disney trip with them and once again they were simply outstanding! We were fortunate enough to have Chris as our in-person guide for the 4 days, and with Taylor handling the virtual side of things, checking the minute by minute park updates, everything went very smoothly. With the level of professionalism, time efficiency and experience (especially when needing to pivot last minute due to sudden ride closures) Elite Orlando provides, you are left actually ENJOYING the day rather than waiting in insufferable lines, constantly staring at your phone or panicking when something disrupts your plans. By 1-2 pm, you've completed everything on your itinerary (sometimes twice) and you can exit the park with confidence or enjoy a nice sit down meal. Just leave it to the pros and book. Thanks again Chris! We'll see you next time on our Universal Studios trip.

Chris and his team are the absolute best and truly deserve the name "Elite". My family and I have…read moreused them for 6 of our Disney and Universal Studios trips over the past 10 years. Our last trip with them was booked three days prior to us leaving for Orlando and somehow they were able to set everything up for us! It makes your trip so easy to know that you don't have to constantly be looking at your phone trying to set rides up and gives you the opportunity to enjoy Disney and Universal Studios with your family! Highly recommend. Special shout out to Rick and the Beast of the East Brian!!!