We made it. The dog days of winter are behind us. It is finally March and that means spring is right around the corner. Later sunsets and warmer temperatures are on the horizon. If you are ready to take off to celebrate the end of winter, we are ready to get you there.
CRW flies to seven different major U.S. cities. Each one has something for you to do whether you are going with your family or are planning a long weekend with friends. Over the next few months, we are going to highlight a city with some of the things you can do on your trip. Some things you might already know about, others might be something you would not have thought of before.
Ok, let us quit rambling and get to our first non-stop destination. Orlando!
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room first. Disney World. The Happiest Place on Earth is not a secret to anyone. You know it’s there; you know it’s awesome. That’s all we will say about Disney World. If you want more info or help planning a trip Disney’s website has everything you need and then some.
Besides Disney World, the list of family fun options goes on and on. From kayaking around a zoo, zip-lining 1,200 feet at 30 mph, or taking an airboat tour, you can spend your entire trip outdoors doing something different every day.
If you would like to stay a little closer to the city, you can go to several theme parks and water parks, live theater, museums. Hoping to find a sporting event to go to? The Orlando Magic are letting a small number of fans back into the arena.
If you’re hungry after a day out in the city, or if you just like good food, Orlando’s restaurant scene will take care of you. With 5,000 plus restaurants to choose from, we cannot list them all here. Depending on your mood, you could head down to Restaurant Row, and pick from cuisine all over the world. The city also has a number of places where you can get dinner and a show. And if you’re going on a trip with friends, your choices of nightlife are endless.
All of these possibilities and more are just one flight away. Spirit Airlines flies to Orlando International Airport three days a week and the flight lasts an hour and a half.
