Other Florida Parks

Wet ‘N Wild Take it easy on the Lazy River or speed down a 53-foot water slide at Wet ‘N Wild, where there’s plenty of water attractions for the entire family! Enjoy a 25-acre Water Park New Blastaway Beach!

Discovery Cove It’s an intimate all-inclusive theme park oasis with marvelous animal interactions including bottlenose dolphins, rays, marmosets, river otters, and more. All food, drinks, and snorkel gear included Dolphin encounter Tickets Non-dolphin encounter Tickets

CoCo Key Water Park A family water resort with a canopy-covered water park area, plus incredibly thrilling water slides and huge water bucket dump every few minutes! Features 14 water slides Children’s water play area Key Quest Arcade

Gatorland A 110-acre wildlife conservation grounds and attractions with exuberant animal shows, aviaries, a petting zoo, and known as the Alligator Capital of World. Alligator Wrestling and feeding A boardwalk on a breeding marsh

Fly high above the treetops as you get breathtakingly close to alligators, crocodiles and more during this zip line adventure the entire family can enjoy, plus admission to Gatorland.   Gatorland Admission Screamin' Gator Zip Line Adventure

Don’t miss out on the other Orlando theme parks that have been making families smile for years. Walt Disney World ®, SeaWorld ®, Universal Orlando ®, and Busch Gardens ® are the main draws for families, but theme park enthusiasts do not failed to partake in other theme parks in the area from water parks like Wet ‘N Wild and CoCo Key Water Park to the beautiful conservation grounds of Gatorland.

Of course, there’s always those perfect sunny Florida days for making a splash at one of the Orlando water parks. Conveniently located across Universal Orlando ® on International Drive, Wet ‘N Wild has over 17 water slide attractions from single person speed slides to tube rides that fit the whole family, plus they’ve opened the largest family play area in Florida, Blastaway Beach! Also on International Drive, CoCo Key Water Park houses Orlando’s largest canopy covered water park area, so you can let the kids swim all day and play in the interactive water playground without worrying about too much sun exposure. Moreover, the water slides and bucket dump entertain all ages. But if you’d rather roam a natural wildlife preserve, you’ll have to pay a visit to Gatorland, the Alligator Capital of the World. See thousands of alligators and crocodiles, animal shows, a petting zoo, and more. These are all Orlando theme parks to put on your to-do list on your next visit.