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What can you do with your family in Orlando, a better question would be what can you do? The first thing that comes to mind is theme parks, Orlando is a kind of known for them. Of course there are the popular parks such as Disney theme parks, including water parks and resorts, no doubt these are some of the best attractions of Orlando. But what if you've been there already? Well now there's a whole series of other new places to learn, there are several new attractions open now and is scheduled to open later this year.

Opening at Universal Studios is the new Simpsons Ride. Based on all the characters that you love the series, Homer and join the family on their misadventures as they head to spend the day at an amusement park Krustyland fiction. The tower simulator motion is projected onto a dome 80 feet and gives you the feeling that you are in the car with the Simpson family as and through the city and the park.

Aquatica, which recently opened and is affiliated with SeaWorld, is a water park where you can play along with marine life. Located on 59 acres in the heart of Orlando, the water park offers you the chance to slip on a path of eight-year slide, relax along a lazy river or relax on one end of their 80,000 feet of white sandy beach. At Aquatica, you can also get a unique view of Commerson's dolphins as you drop them in a closed 300 ft. long slide that crosses the lagoon in which they are held.

Have you been to Gatorland? It is a favorite among the locals "founded in 1949, it is still without exploited and recently reopened after a fire. They offer a very different way to view wildlife. This 110-acre attraction is not only a theme park, but The Nature Conservancy as well. Located on Orange Blossom Trail is open daily and is inhabited by more than 1,000 alligators, crocodiles, reptiles and birds. Never seen anyone fight an alligator? Here you can, you can also visit the petting zoo, enjoy a 'walk from the swamp ", hop a ride on the iron horse Gatorland or simply take in all at the top of the observation tower. If you birthday wish your child to talk about the playground, in book after the kids love the fun part of teaching, they can cool off and have a blast back to the Gator Gully Splash Park.

On a budget? Then visit the ancient city of Orlando SR 192 Parking and admission are free. They are 18 rides including roller coasters and ferris wheel, 75 shops and over a dozen places to eat, have coffee or ice cream. The weekend starts early here with a new Bike Night "on Thursday and as always there on Friday and Saturday night cruises classic cars.

Whatever your budget, whatever your level of excitement, you will always find an adventure in Orlando. Even if you think "been there, done that" there are still many places Orlando for fun, and small attractions offer a different view of Florida.