Orlando is a city that offers so much to do, you will have trouble choosing which one to visit first. If will be in Orlando for the first time, you might want to locate the Official Visitor Center. Here you will find a stuff of multilingual speakers who are courteous and friendly. They can give you all the information you need on what is happening year round in Orlando so that you will leave with a smile on your face. Orlando Florida holidays are the perfect place for families of all ages and once you all have your Magicard, you will enjoy great savings to all the restaurants, shops and attractions. Even if you arrived without any hotel reservations, the staff at the visitor center can give you current hotel room availability.
For those visitors who have booked with Ocean Florida and need to have their currency exchanged, that service as well is offered a the visitor center. If you are needing transportation to get around, you will find it easy to get around in Orlando. There is train service, car hire and modern trolleys. The Orland airport is just fifteen minutes form the major attractions and downtown Orlando. The I-Ride trolleys are certainly a fun way to get around International Drive as they offer guests a certain amenity. If you choose to do a car hire, then you will find that the signage is easy to read and makes for easy navigation throughout the city. Your rental agent will give you maps so that you are sure not to get lost.
If you will be driving through the greater Orlando area, you will notice the major highways offer you easy access to you will not have a hard time getting to or from your destination. If you are heading to New York from Miami, Winter Park or Orlando, the Amtrak serves this area. There is also a tri-weekly train coming from the west coast and there is an auto train that is also a bi-level Superliner sleeper. Other transportation service are limousines and taxis and they cover the greater Orlando area. There is also the Lynx bus which is a city bus for public transportation. On your city map you will see a paw print of a Lynx cat and these are the stops that the bus makes. A nice addition to the downtown Orlando ares is the carriage rides, just like the horse and buggy days, and are run by local vendors.