Bring your courage and a flashlight as you explore the nocturnal creatures at the zoo. Take a Night Hike at the Central Florida Zoo.While there, check out the newest pins at the Disney’s Pin Traders store. Trade Disney Pins with cast members at Disney Springs.Feel free to pack a picnic basket with drinks and snacks. Take a Scenic Boat Tour through the Winter Park chain of Lakes.(Tickets usually around $15, but check the discounted group rates.) Introduce children to a live theatrical performance at the Orlando Repertory Theatre.Watch from the sidelines as dedicated volunteers perform the annual reenactment of the Battle at Narcoossee Mill.Catch an action flick at Regal Cinema’s IMax theater at Pointe Orlando.Wander through the antique center and farmers & Flea Market at Renningers Twin Markets on a Friday or Saturday.Nightly 6 minute shows start around 8 pm and 9:30 pm. See the evening light show at the iconic Lake Eola Fountain.Feed the alligators at Black Hammock Adventures.Create and race a Lego car against others at the LEGO Imagination Center in Disney Springs.Sign up in advance since these tours book up quickly. Take a family tour of the beautiful Tiffany glass and artwork at the Morse Museum during the summer months.Spend the day in Winter Garden and take a tour of the Winter Garden Heritage Museum and the Central Florida Railroad Museum.Check out a book, movie or music CD at the Orlando Public Library.Dig quick to catch mole crabs as the tide goes out at New Smyrna Beach.(cost of donuts – suggestion: bring your own drinks) Never miss hot donuts again with their free phone app. Indulge in Hot Now glazed donuts at Krispy Kreme.Dubbed ‘Castle Park’ kids will love exploring the unique play places. Run and play at Winter Park’s all wooden community playground.Climb the 203 steps to the top of Ponce Inlet, Florida’s tallest lighthouse.Cast a line from the dock at Winter Park’s 1.56 acre Dinky Dock.Take a 25 minute tubing ride in the crystal clear waters of Rock Springs at Kelly Park.Let the family dog run off leash along the shores of Lake Baldwin. Watch a full-dome planetarium show at Seminole State College on Friday and Saturday evenings.Check for Free and Discounted Admission days. Spend the day exploring the Orlando Science Center.View the West Indian Manatee at Blue Springs State Park from mid-November through mid-March.See more Significant Trees in the City of Orlando. Thornton Ave, this Live Oak is between 350 to 400 years old. Climb the massive branches of Orlando’s oldest tree.Bring a blanket and snacks to watch an outdoor movie at Central Park in Winter Park for Popcorn Flicks in the Park.

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