This is Manatee Season, and that means literally hundreds of these fascinating creatures in Florida’s inland waterways and springs, all jostling together to enjoy the guaranteed warmth that is in short supply off of the main coasts at this time of year. It’s time to book your Manatee Experience! Manatees need a guaranteed 68F…
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Top 10 Tips for an Orlando Summer and How to Survive It!
There’s no secret to Florida’s main claim to fame. It is rightly called the Sunshine State for a very good reason. But that reason also becomes just a little too much in the height of summer, and Real Florida Adventures has some tips to get you through it. To put it bluntly, this can be…
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Are You Ready For An A-May-zing Summer?
It’s no real secret about Florida’s weather that there are only two main seasons in the year. The first is Summer, and the other is Not Summer. Yes, it’s the standard joke about the Sunshine State’s generally perceived “lack” of seasonality, but it is definitely true as the calendar clicks over to May. This is…
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Here’s To March Gladness!
If it’s warm, dry, and exciting, it must be Orlando in March. It’s a simple recipe for destination recreation. And that feeling is shared by roughly 10 million “friends” who tend to visit at this time of year! Here’s to March. Yes, March—and Spring Break—mark the start of big things here in Theme Park Central…
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’Tis The Season of Seasons!
Yes, it’s February, and, yes, it’s the start of a new season, but it’s not necessarily Spring (although this month does, typically, bring a major change in the weather). No, it’s the start of what locals refer to as the beginning of ‘Seasons’ season, when each of the major theme parks has a different…
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It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the (Orlando) Year!
Andy Williams definitely had the right festive idea with his 1960s hit song, and it could well be Orlando’s anthem in December because this truly is the most wonderful time of the year in Central Florida. Just consider this – the average temperature is still 76F, rain chances slip down to barely 20 percent, everywhere…
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