Give the holiday some breathing room
A full itinerary is not always a better one. Mix the days that require advance reservations with outings you can choose closer to the time. Consider the drive, parking, walking and your group’s energy—not just the attraction itself.
Start with one main activity per day and a practical alternative. A family with young children may prefer a shorter farm visit or pool afternoon between major park days. An adults-only group might trade an early start for a late lunch and an evening out.
Big days out. Better planned.
Choose your park days around the people you’re traveling with, then make the journey part of the plan.
A little more Florida.
Look beyond the parks for paddling, wildlife, farm visits and time outdoors.
A little rain. A fresh plan.
Make an indoor day feel like part of the holiday, with choices for different ages and energy levels.
Spend the day well.
Build enjoyable, lower-cost days around your Reunion stay without giving up the experience.
A day at the shore.
Anna Maria Island, Clearwater, Pass-a-Grille and the Atlantic coast: choose a beach day that fits your Reunion stay.
A table worth gathering around.
From an easy meal near home to a special evening on Restaurant Row, plan dining around your occasion.
Plan from your actual home
Reunion is the starting point for these guides. Travel estimates should be checked from your accommodation to the correct entrance or parking facility. Congestion, tolls and the final walk can change the experience considerably. Follow current directions when you travel.
For a more tailored trip, explore private experiences and guest services or group planning.
Choosing a ticketed outing? Explore our Orlando attraction-ticket guide to compare the details before deciding.
