Have you been to ICON Park Orlando? This area located off I-Drive has a variety of things to do, see, and eat. From the Iconic Wheel to fun museums, to themed restaurants and bars this is a spot that always has something fun to get into. Recently we went on a little day date to explore a variety of attractions and used the Play Pass ticket. Read on to learn more about why the Play Pass is an amazing value, and see all of the fun things we tried…
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Exploring Taste of Space: Fall Bites at Kennedy Space Center
Since moving to Florida we have become big fans of Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. It’s only about a 40 minute drive from our house in Orlando and we enjoy going a couple times a year to explore various Space exhibits. (Check out our main guide to visiting KSC here.) During the Fall is one of our favorite times to visit, because this is the time for Taste of Space: Fall Bites! food festival. We recently took a trip to the visitor center to try various limited edition dishes. Read on to learn more about this fun festival…
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Pirates Dinner Adventure Orlando: Vampirates Show
Prepare for a swashbuckling adventure at Pirates Dinner Adventure Orlando. Recently we were invited to experience the seasonal show: Vampirates. Being Pirate lovers we were excited to check it out. Sword fights! Acrobatics! Mermaids! Harrowing escapes and breathtaking stunts! Tickets include a multi-course meal with a show performed on a huge pirate ship surrounded by water. Read on for all the details on this epic dinner show located in Orlando…
Read MoreHemisphere Restaurant: Date Night at MCO Airport
Guess where we went on a date night recently? The Orlando International Airport. Wait, what? Yup, we found an amazing hidden gem right within the MCO terminal: Hemisphere Restaurant. Being aviation enthusiasts we couldn’t wait to experience the elevated culinary menu, crafted cocktails, and of course some epic airport views. Read on to learn about our first class dinner experience found inside the Hyatt Regency Orlando Airport hotel…
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Dancer: Hitomi Nakamura & John Abenanty | Photo: Zavesco Photography
Enjoying the Arts with the Orlando Ballet
Since the Pandemic we realized it has been awhile since we dressed up and saw any kind of stage performance. When the Orlando Ballet invited us out to see a show we thought that was a perfect idea for a date night. We love supporting the arts and were excited to check out a local company in Orlando. Read on to learn about the Orlando Ballet, the performances we saw, and the upcoming season…
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Crafty Date Night at Pinspiration South Orlando
We are always looking for creative ideas for date night ideas, so when Pinspiration South Orlando invited us to a special event to try some crafts and a revamped menu it sounded like a great excuse for a fun night out. While Julie is naturally artsy, Andrew is not so much and was curious what the evening would entail. We soon learned this was a great spot for creatives of all levels and we had a great evening trying three different activities and a variety of menu items. Read on to learn about our crafty date night…
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Places to Visit First After Moving to Orlando
We aren’t the only ones who have made a recent move to Orlando. Given that it's an immensely popular tourist destination, there are plenty of places to visit first after moving to Orlando, and it can be tough to pick where to start. From visiting fantastic theme parks to spending time surrounded by breathtaking nature, you will surely have access to everything. If you are moving to Orlando in the near future you must be so excited! To help you plan your adventure in one of the most fun cities in Florida, further in this article, you'll find a list of amazing places you absolutely shouldn't miss visiting. And to make your relocation to Orlando as smooth as possible, we've gathered some extra tips to help you prepare. Enjoy!
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Exploring the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
While not in Orlando, there is an attraction that is well worth the approximately 1 hour drive: The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. This educational attraction celebrates America’s Space program from the early days post World War II, through the Space Shuttle Program, and the next steps to Mars. While Julie had visited as a small child, Andrew (an aviation enthusiast) had never been. We were excited to mix in something new and explore how much the complex has changed since the 90’s when Julie last visited. Get ready to blast off with us and continue reading…
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