Toddler Friendly Orlando pt .II

Universal Studios Woody Woodpecker’s Nuthouse Coaster is a wild ride for first time coaster riders and it’s a free-for-all with water at the Curious George Goes to Town play area. When the little ones need a break from the hot florida sun, they will enjoy spending “A Day in the Park with Barney” an indoor show featuring Barney, Baby Bop and BJ singing some favorite songs. After the show, head to the playground for a meet and greet with Barney and lots of indoor fun.

Universal Island Of Adventure the kids will enjoy the real story will come true at Seuss Landing. Cool off at the water play in a Seuss-themed and attraction. The High In the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride!, The Cat in the Hat ride and Caro-Seuss-el are perfect for the kiddies. Elsewhere, dinosaurs rule at Camp Jurassic, a playland full of dino-age fun with caves and climbers, slides and lava pits.

Seaworld Happy Harbor is a fin feat for kids where they can run around and ride on the family friendly roller coaster, a jellyfish-themed samba tower ride, a beach bucket-themed tea cup ride, a swinging boat ride and a sea-themed carousel. Sesame street has joind the friends at Seaworld with the new stage show, “Elmo and the Bookaneers” where your kids can join Elmo and friends on a pirate adventure.

The theme parks aren't the only alternative for families with small children. Gatorland is a park where families can see first hand and learn the facts of the exotic reptiles of Central Florida . Green Meadows Petting Zoo is a place for children all of ages to see farm friendly animals and even enjoy a tour where interaction takes place to milk a cow, go on pony and train rides, experience chick cuddling and more one-on-one with farm animals.

The Orlando Science Center offers a place where the little ones can spend hours in KidTown learning the process of farming oranges and exploring the underground in the city. Other popular features are an indoor nature habitat and playing with boats as they learn first hand about water currents and how many things work.

So if your planning to travel to Orlando and are unsure of places to visit check out the newsletter that will help you and your kids decide on where to go!