Kissimmee -  A longtime center for cattle raising, Kissimmee is now noted as a gateway to Walt Disney World. Gatorland contains alligators, crocodiles, giant tortoises, and flamingos. Reptile World Serpentarium displays thousands of reptiles and has a venom laboratory with observation areas. Other attractions include the theme dinner-theaters Arabian Nights, Medieval Times, Water Mania theme park; and Flying Tigers Warbird Air Museum.

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Walt Disney World Resort ORLANDO Wonder and imagination run like a silvery ribbon through all that is Disney. Resort hotels, gourmet restaurants, state-of-the-art attractions, and international pavilions. It's a place for every time and every season, and whether you're a wide-eyed child, a honeymooner, or a grandparent, there's a kingdom, a character, a chorus of delight that calls to all who are young at heart. This world-famous resort consists of four theme parks (Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, MGM Studios, Animal Kingdom), three water parks, more than 20 hotels, eight golf courses and a myriad of attractions.

Epcot is a Disney theme park is divided into two areas: Future World, with attractions based on modern advances and futuristic projections, and World Showcase, where various world cultures are on display. is a two-part project with no end in sight. Future World is a constantly evolving component that displays a continual focus on technological advancements that the times ahead may hold. World Showcase allows visitors to experience the customs and cultures of eleven different nations in a single afternoon. Additional attractions found here include a jaw-dropping laser show and numerous other interesting shows.

Disney's Animal Kingdom is Disney's newest theme park lets you explore the unpredictable world of animals on safari, in a prehistoric world and at stage shows. Animal Kingdom was thought of after the successful Lion King movie. In the park you will find the Tree of Life. This spectacular tree includes sculptures of various animals and stands 14 stories high. Amazing! There are several interactive sections as well as a show about being a bug in which you don bug eyes. A fun show!

Magic Kingdom is one of four separate theme parks within the Disney World complex. It consists of seven different lands, including Main Street USA, Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square and Toontown Fair; each of these exciting realms brings a different figment of the imagination to life. In this fantasyland, children are able to safari in an African jungle, interact with Pluto and Donald Duck and embark on adventures in a world that existed hundreds of years ago.

Disney-MGM Studios Site of the film and television studios of the Disney Company where visitors can "co-star" in a television show or get a chance to watch a film or television production in the making. Disney-MGM Studios provides a back stage look at TV and movie productions as well as radio broadcasts and the making of animated programs. One of the best parts about this theme park is that it isn't all just for show, as the facilities are entirely functional. Children enjoy strolling down legendary streets like Sunset Boulevard or Dalmatian Avenue as they make their way to the next fascinating attraction. Two of the most popular rides include The Tower of Terror (a 13-story free fall) and Rock n' Roller Coaster.

Cirque Du Soleil  Billed as "theatrical ride for the senses," this is one of a handful of permanent Cirque Du Soleil displays around the world. Consistent rave reviews make this show, written and directed by Franco Dragone, a must-see for the whole family while in Orlando. The theater is set up so that everyone has the best possible view. Then you have the performances, which feature unbelievably magical talent. Reservations can be made up to 6 months in advance.