Things to do in Orlando

Top experiences in Orlando through the year

Orlando’s standout bookings are led by Theme parks, followed by Zoos & aquariums and Attraction passes, with demand rising and falling across the year. Bookings dip in February and August, build through spring, and peak in November, so expect the city’s busiest experiences to concentrate in that rhythm.

Activities matched to different traveller types

Families from the Philippines tend to focus on Theme parks and Zoos & aquariums, which suit kids and provide the most options for group-friendly days out. Couples often choose Attraction passes and Tours for a mix of iconic sights and flexible itineraries that feel a bit more curated. Solo travellers or small groups will find Museums and day Tours easy to slot in, offering lower entry points and something for quieter, self-paced exploration.

What travellers from the Philippines book ahead

Most visitors from the Philippines book around two weeks before travel, with the earliest planners booking about six weeks out; that planning becomes most important in November when demand peaks. For flexibility, many attractions can still be arranged a day or two before arrival, but if you’re travelling in the peak month, lock in key experiences earlier rather than later.

How categories compare on price and who they suit

Museums are the easiest, entry-level option and generally the cheapest way into Orlando’s attractions, while Attraction passes sit at the priciest end and also show the widest range of prices—good if you want either basic access or premium multi-attraction bundles. Theme parks occupy a solid mid-to-premium band with the highest booking volume and broad family appeal. Zoos & aquariums and Tours land in the middle, offering mid-range pricing and suitability for families and couples looking for a gentler alternative to big-park days.