Spring Break in Florida (Journal Included)

Really laughed reading your post especially because we had a similar event. during our flight there was a passenger having a heart attack. the plain had to land urgently and because of that we missed our flight Orlando. but still we had on hack of a trip ! http://www.voyajo.com/viewTrip.aspx?trip…

i love it

if I have a passport and visa no longer I'm there now,,,,,
I hope my wish is command,,,

I like to go there,If I had the money and to enjoy my life.

I would love to go and i know my son will love it to. If i had the Money i would take my family to.

dalmabrigadnici - Thanks for your comment. Getting in to the theme parks is definitely expensive. There is no way around that. The House of the Mouse needs money. But, if seeing the castle in the middle of the Magic Kingdom isn't your main goal, then there are some low cost things to do around Orlando. If you search for:

"national geographic" free orlando

you will find a decent article with some ideas. (I would post the link, but I don't think hyperlinks are allowed in comments. Sorry.)

Again-- your point is well taken. Orlando (including its suburbs) is a major metropolitan area. Although it might be possible to visit Orlando without spending a ton of money, you'll have to do a lot of research in advance and make some choices. Theme parks will be an option only if you pinch pennies with other things, such as restaurants and souvenirs.

I hope to read a travelogue of yours in the future!

Is a very beatiful place for travel if you have money .

Great trip journal!! We're really looking forward to our trip next fall.
Thanks!!

Kevin - Let me know if you go, then post a travelogue!

Pabi G - Thanks!