Things to Do with Kids in Orlando, FL
Orlando has 49 kid-tested activities for families across museums, parks, zoos, restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Every listing includes age ratings (infants through teens), stroller access, cost estimates for a family of 4, and real parent tips you won't find anywhere else.
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Orlando family activity overview
Orlando is one of the best family travel destinations in the US.
From world-class museums to outdoor adventures, there's something for kids of every age. Our guide helps you find exactly what works for your family. The KidPaths guide for Orlando currently includes 49 KidPaths-vetted activities, including 10 free options, 24 indoor or mixed-weather picks, 32 outdoor or partly outdoor picks, 40 stroller-friendly stops.
Use it to balance one anchor outing with a backup plan, especially when weather, naps, or meal timing start driving the day. Start with Universal Epic Universe, Universal Studios Florida, Dezerland Park Orlando if you want a quick scan of the strongest local picks, then use the filters below for age fit, stroller access, cost, and rainy-day backup options.
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Orlando with kids: common questions
What are the best free things to do with kids in Orlando?
Orlando has 10 free family activities. Top picks: Dr Philips Playground, Community Playground, Kissimmee Lakefront Park, Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens, Dezerland Mall. See all free activities at kidpaths.com/orlando.
What can we do with kids on a rainy day in Orlando?
Orlando has 24 rainy-day options. Top indoor picks: Play Paradise, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Orlando Resort, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, Universal Islands of Adventure.
What are the best activities for toddlers in Orlando?
34 activities in Orlando are rated for toddlers (ages 1 to 3). Parent favorites: Dr Philips Playground, Bok Tower Gardens, PASEO Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild PASEO, Play Paradise, Community Playground.
Which Orlando attractions are stroller-friendly?
40 of 49 activities in Orlando are fully stroller-friendly. KidPaths rates stroller access as yes, limited, or no for every listing.
What are fun things to do with teens in Orlando?
23 activities in Orlando are rated for teens (ages 13 to 17). Top picks: PASEO Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild PASEO, Kissimmee Lakefront Park, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Orlando Resort, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park.
How much do family activities cost in Orlando?
KidPaths tracks family-of-4 cost estimates for 49 activities in Orlando. 10 are completely free. Each listing shows the real cost for a family of four, not just per-person pricing.
Universal Epic Universe
Ages: Best for ages 7 and up
Universal Studios Florida
Ages: Best for ages 6 and up
Dezerland Park Orlando
Ages: Best for ages 5 and up
WonderWorks Orlando
Ages: Best for ages 5-14
Fun Spot America Theme Parks - Kissimmee
Ages: Best for ages 4 and up
Elev8 Fun Orlando
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up
Universal Orlando Resort
Ages: Best for ages 6 and up
Funtastic Depot - Indoor Amusement Park
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Orlando
Ages: Best for ages 8 and up (go-karts require 58-inch minimum for solo driving)
Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park
Ages: Best for all ages 2 and up
Universal Islands of Adventure
Ages: Best for ages 6 and up
Wild Florida Adventure Park
Ages: Best for ages 4 and up
Orlando Science Center
Ages: Best for ages 2-12
Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
Harry P Leu Gardens
Ages: Best for ages 0-8; also lovely for parents who want a peaceful walk
Bok Tower Gardens
Ages: Best for ages 2-10; parents and grandparents love it
PASEO Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild PASEO
Ages: All ages — stunning for every age group
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
Ages: Best for ages 2-9
Jungle Adventures, A Real Florida Animal Park
Ages: Best for ages 3-10
Wayne M. Densch Discovery Center
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
Wonder Gardens
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
McKee Botanical Garden
Ages: All ages welcome; best for families with kids 0-10
Leu Botanical Gardens
Ages: Best for ages 0-8
Butterfly World
Ages: Best for ages 2-12
Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens
Ages: Best for ages 0-10; a peaceful nature outing for families
Planet Obstacle - Adventure park
Ages: Best for ages 5 and up
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up
Play Paradise
Ages: Best for ages 1-9
Terra Play Center
Ages: Best for ages 1-9
Dezerland Mall
Ages: All ages
Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Ages: Best for ages 4 and up
Altitude Trampoline Park
Ages: Best for ages 4 and up
Children's Planet
Ages: Best for ages 1-8
Monkey Joe's
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
Jungle Zone
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
Game Park
Ages: Best for ages 5 and up
Millie Moo's
Ages: Best for ages 1-6; primarily a toddler/preschool facility
Nona Adventure Park
Ages: Best for ages 6 and up (most water activities require swimming ability)
Lake Eola Playground
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
Orlando Tree Trek Adventure Park Zip Line
Ages: Best for ages 7 and up (min 7 years old; weight/height restrictions apply)
Laureate Park Zipline Playground
Ages: Best for ages 2-12
Camp Jurassic
Ages: Best for ages 2-12; requires Islands of Adventure admission
Community Playground
Ages: Best for ages 2-12
Blue Jacket Park
Ages: Best for ages 2-12; dog park popular with families who have pets
Dr Philips Playground
Ages: Best for ages 2-10
Dr. P. Phillips Community Park
Ages: All ages — playground for younger kids, sports facilities and trails for older kids and teens
Shadow Bay Park
Ages: Best for ages 2-12; fishing access for older kids too
Loch Haven Park
Ages: All ages — cultural institutions appeal to older kids and teens; park and lakeside for all
Kissimmee Lakefront Park
Ages: All ages — playground, fishing, splash pad area, walking paths, and events
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Common Questions About Orlando with Kids
- What are the best free things to do with kids in Orlando?
- Orlando has 10 free family activities. Top picks: Dr Philips Playground, Community Playground, Kissimmee Lakefront Park, Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens, Dezerland Mall. See all free activities at kidpaths.com/orlando.
- What can we do with kids on a rainy day in Orlando?
- Orlando has 24 rainy-day options. Top indoor picks: Play Paradise, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Orlando Resort, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, Universal Islands of Adventure.
- What are the best activities for toddlers in Orlando?
- 34 activities in Orlando are rated for toddlers (ages 1 to 3). Parent favorites: Dr Philips Playground, Bok Tower Gardens, PASEO Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild PASEO, Play Paradise, Community Playground.
- Which Orlando attractions are stroller-friendly?
- 40 of 49 activities in Orlando are fully stroller-friendly. KidPaths rates stroller access as yes, limited, or no for every listing.
- What are fun things to do with teens in Orlando?
- 23 activities in Orlando are rated for teens (ages 13 to 17). Top picks: PASEO Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild PASEO, Kissimmee Lakefront Park, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Orlando Resort, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park.
- How much do family activities cost in Orlando?
- KidPaths tracks family-of-4 cost estimates for 49 activities in Orlando. 10 are completely free. Each listing shows the real cost for a family of four, not just per-person pricing.
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