Honor Our Fallen Soldiers, And Celebrate The Kick Off To Summer Here In Orlando. Check Out The Events And Things To Do To Celebrate Memorial Day In Orlando. Memorial Day Guide The kids are out of school, temperatures are rising, and with so much to do in Orlando, get ready to kick-off your summer plans by celebrating Memorial Day Weekend in Orlando Memorial Day is a time to honor and remember those who have sacrificed their lives for our freedom, the heroes who made it possible for us to enjoy this Memorial Day Weekend. Here, we’ve gathered some amazing ways to commemorate the day and celebrate the official beginning of summer, including special events, theme park visits, water park fun, day trips to the beach, and so much more. Memorial Day Weekend is the perfect time to enjoy quality time with family and friends throughout Orlando and Central Florida. Memorial Day News

Celebrate The 4th Of July In Orlando. The Gotta Go Orlando Guide To Celebrating The 4th Of July In Orlando. Discover All The Special Events, Fireworks Displays, Concerts And More For Independance Day. Orlando 4th of July Guide Orlando is bursting with exciting ways to make your Independence Day crackle, from the theme parks to beyond, when you celebrate the Fourth of July in Orlando, you’re guaranteed to have a booming time. Prepare for patriotism at its finest when Walt Disney World Resort commemorates July Fourth high above the skies of the Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. SeaWorld Orlando celebrates America’s Independence with spectacular 4th of July fireworks, LEGOLAND Florida fills the skies with Red, White & BOOM. At Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando, enjoy patriotic fireworks high above Lake Eola. Red Hot & Boom offers live music together with one of the best fireworks shows around at Cranes Roost Park in Altamonte Springs. Orlando 4th of July News 1 2 3

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The Gotta Go Orlando Guide To Celebrating Easter in Orlando. Easter Parades, Egg Hunts, Where To Meet The Easter Bunny, Easter Brunch, Easter Dinner And More! Orlando Easter Guide Orlando and Central Florida always has plenty of egg-citing happening and events to keep you and your family hopping with egg-citing, fun for all ages! If you’re looking for a fabulous Easter vacation exploring warm, sunny Central Florida with your family, then spending Easter in Orlando is one of the best decisions you can make! Orlando offers fabulous Spring weather, endless enjoyable activities to take part in, with so many exciting events and places to go to during this most wonderful time of the year. Orlando loves to go big on its holiday celebrations, and that is just as true of Easter, when the theme parks and attractions really turn on the style, you can enjoy a dazzling variety of seasonal happenings and family-friendly events including egg hunts, the Easter Bunny, colorful parades, and sumptuous Easter brunches. Walt Disney World never disappoints, and Easter at Disney World offers plenty to see and do for all the family, from themed egg displays to an Easter Bunny Meet & Greet, Easter Procession, and Spring Trolley Show! If you’d like to enjoy a holiday meal with your family, many Walt Disney World restaurants have special menus, but some of the best options include the buffet spreads including Chef Mickey’s at the Contemporary Resort. The resorts at Universal Orlando including Portofino Bay Hotel, Hard Rock Hotel, Royal Pacific Resort, and Sapphire Falls Resort all feature Easter brunch, Easter egg hunts and the chance to meet the Easter Bunny. Outside the parks, celebrate Easter with family and friends, enjoying an Easter brunch with special menus, themed cocktails and bottomless mimosas. For those who wish to attend a religious service, services are held on Easter Sunday, in the Fantasia Ballroom of the Disney’s Contemporary, while SeaWorld Orlando is home to one of the most popular Easter services in Central Florida. Every Easter Sunday, the park hosts a special sunrise service that draws literally thousands of guests. The service takes place before the park opens, and it’s free to attend (a love offering is collected). If you prefer a more low-key, but beautiful and touching, service, the town of Celebration hosts a sunrise service. The town is just off Highway 192, near I-4, and everyone is welcome at its lakefront Easter sunrise service. As you can tell, we have great egg-spectations for Easter in Orlando, and we hope you’ll join in the fun. Orlando Easter News 1 2

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The Latest Events in Orlando Including Theme Park Events, Live Sports, Festivals, Concerts, Cultural Events, Community Events, Conventions, Car Shows, Theater And More. Events In Orlando With amazing year round great weather, Orlando in Central Florida has a jam packed calendar of events taking place throughout the year, offering something for everyone to enjoy. Discover theme park events, concerts, craft shows, sidewalk arts festivals, food & drink festivals, outdoor music festivals, car shows, convention & trade shows, film festivals, holiday events and much more. Whatever the time of year, you'll always find something happening, and your Orlando plans are here. Gotta Go Orlando offers locals and visitors the biggest choice of things to do, updating our website daily with the latest events and happenings to keep you busy all year long! Weekend Guide Entertainment Concerts Events & Festivals Comedy Theater Nightlife Events Live Sports Holiday Events

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The Gotta Go Orlando Guide To Celebrating Christmas and the Holidays in Orlando. Theme Park Events, Light Displays, Parades, Where To Meet Santa, Parades, Community Events and more. Orlando Holiday Guide Christmas is a magical time of year for those of us that love the holidays. It’s a moment set aside for gathering with friends and loved ones to celebrate time together, creating memories that are sure to last a lifetime, so round up your loved ones, check out our Gotta Go Orlando Events Guide right here and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime when your Christmas plans bring you this way. Celebrating the holiday season here at Orlando’s world-famous theme parks , attractions , shopping malls and resort hotels will dazzle you with holiday cheer, including the most spectacular christmas trees you'll ever see, miles of glittering garland and tens of thousands of twinkling lights that will cheer even the meanest of Grinches. Holiday traditions and joyful celebrations transform summertime Orlando into the ultimate destination to celebrate the holidays, and when the clock strikes 12 on New Year's Eve, celebrate as the skies explode with the most spectacular fireworks you can imagine and then some to welcome the new year like it's 1999 all over again! All in all, Orlando is the place to celebrate the holidays. Oh and remember that here in Central Florida you'll be swapping out cold weather for mild-weather cheer! The average temperature in the winter tends to hang around the mid-70s, perfect for hot chocolate!! THE ORLANDO THEME PARKS Visitors to Orlando will be able to see impressive holiday decorations and events at all the major theme parks, including Walt Disney World, with Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party at the Magic Kingdom and Epcot's International Festival of the Holidays! You can meet the Grinch at Island's Of Adventure and see the Holiday Parade at Universal Studios Florida. At SeaWorld Orlando you can splash into the parks magical Christmas Celebration, and at LEGOLAND Florida, enjoy LEGOLAND'S kid friendly Christmas Bricktacular and finally, don't forget a visit to Christmas Town at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay! BEYOND THE THEME PARKS Beyond the bright lights and holiday magic of the theme parks, Orlando offers magical, must see holiday spectaculars including ICE! at Gaylord Palms, and must do events at Old Town, ICON Park, and more! Oh and don't forget to take care of that last-minute Christmas shopping at the area's awesome outlet malls and many specialty retailers. Then when you’re in the mood to people-watch, you can enjoy some festive food and drink or let loose and have some fun, spend time on International Drive, at Old Town in Kissimmee or at Disney Springs and Universal's Citywalk this Christmas, all with magical decorations and a fabulous atmosphere. 2025 Holiday Guides Orlando Holiday News 1 2 3 4 5

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Gotta Go Orlando Vacation Plannning Guide. Important Health Advice, plus Safety Information And Advice For Visiting Orlando Flordia. Safety In Orlando Millions of people travel to Orlando every year and have a wonderful time without any safety issues whatsoever. However, as with any tourist destination in the world, crime and the threat of terrorism is a fact of life, so it is important that you are aware of your surroundings and take some actions that can help prevent you from being a victim. Take a common sense approach and if you see anything suspicious call 9-1-1. Safety Tips It is always good common sense to keep the following safety tips in mind when traveling: Always lock the front door and any patio doors when inside a hotel room and before leaving. Use the safety chain/lock for security. Never open the hotel room door unless you know who is there. If you did not call for the service offered by the person at the door, call hotel security or the front desk to see if they have sent someone to your room. Place valuables in a safety deposit box in your room or at the safe in the hotel office. Do not leave valuables in your car. When checking into a hotel, consult the floor plan map on the back of your room door to familiarize yourself with fire and emergency exits. When driving, keep all car doors locked. Give or pin your cell phone number to children in case you are separated. For Emergencies, Dial 9-1-1 If You Loose Your Passport If you are an international visitor to Florida and you lose your passport, you should immediately notify the police and the nearest Embassy or Consulate of your home government. You will need to show ID and proof of citizenship as well as pay a fee and file a police report. Replacements can take up to two weeks, but some consulates offer a three-day rush service for a fee. In an emergency, some consulates provide temporary travelling papers that will allow you to re-enter your home country with a passport. It is a good idea to make two photocopies of your passport and any other travel documents before leaving home. Take copies with you, packed separately from the originals, and leave the other set with someone at home. Having copies available will expedite passport replacement should it become necessary. Driving Safety Considerations Florida's Safety Belt Law means all front seat occupants must buckle up. Passengers 18 years of age or older may be individually fined if they are not buckled up. Passengers under the age of 18 must be belted in either the front or back seat of the vehicle and passengers aged 5 and under must be secured in a federally approved child-restraint seat. Mosquito Safety Considerations There has been no local, mosquito-borne transmissions of the Zika virus in Orlando. Orlando’s tourism areas are some of the most frequently managed areas for mosquito control. Wildlife Safety Considerations Central Florida's animal population is diverse and plentiful, however, visitors must take safety precautions while in any outdoor setting. Avoid feeding or harassing wildlife of any kind, especially bears and alligators. State law prohibits the killing, possession or harassment of alligators. Alligators and snakes are not just found in the wild, but in lakes, rivers and marshes,residential neighborhoods and around golf courses. When near any type of fresh or brackish water, be aware of the possibility of this wildlife. Never leave any children or pets unsupervised near water, and do not swim at night or in any areas not designated for swimming. Urgent Care Millions of visitors travel to Orlando every year and have the time of their lives, however from time to time we get unwell and may require a Doctor or a Dentist. Fortunately, here in Orlando we have excellent health care facilities available 24/7, 365 days per year and you will be in safe hands at all times. Orlando has many friendly, professional walk in medical care facilities for all kinds of urgent (non life-threatening) medical needs. Most major insurance plans are accepted and appointments are never needed. Urgent Care Versus The Emergency Room: Depending on you or your loved one's condition, an urgent care facility might be more appropriate than going to an emergency room, or it could be the reverse situation An emergency is defined as a serious medical condition or symptom caused by an injury or sickness, or mental illness, which arises suddenly and requires immediate treatment to avoid death or disability. This can be a difficult decision to make, especially when things are happening quickly, the list below to help guide your decision. If you think you are having a medical emergency, you should call 9-1-1 immediately. Urgent Care Allergies Asthma Back Pain Bronchitis Cold, Flu or Fever Cough Fractures Headaches Infections Lacerations Minor Burns Nausea Rash Sore Throat Sprains Vomiting Diarrhea Pink Eye Ear Infection Emergency Room Chest Pains Compound Fractures Ingestions of Poisons Major Head Injuries Major Trauma Seizures Severe Burns Shock Snake Bites Uncontrollable Bleading Difficulty Breathing Stroke Heart Attack