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1. All-Inclusive The best part of a day at Discovery Cove is that all of your costs are included in your admission.  Food, towels, snorkel rental, and wetsuits are included, so there is nothing that you have to worry about (other than finding a souvenir of your wonderful day! Discovery Cove is a great day-long escape from a hectic trip of ...

We love visiting Walt Disney World and enjoying all of the theme parks, attractions, and entertainment options on property, but there are some things that Disney World does not have. However, as Orlando is a huge tourist destination for families from around the country and the world, there are other entertainment options in town that you may want to check out ...

5. Animal Interactions The highlight of any trip to Discovery Cove is being able to interact with the variety of animals in their exhibits.  Guests can choose to swim with otters, manta rays, a variety of beautiful fish, as well as dolphins.  Swimming with the dolphins is an extra charge, but is a wonderful experience where guests can touch, swim, ...

4. Natural Lazy River Between swimming with all of these animals, guests can also choose to take one (or ten) trips around the lazy river at Discovery Cove.  Opposed to lazy rivers guests can find at other theme parks and resorts, this lazy river has a more natural feel, as well as takes guests through an aviary to view beautiful ...

3. Paddlefish (Disney Springs) Paddlefish is the new seafood restaurant that took over the space previously occupied by Fulton’s Crab House.  We guarantee that guests can find something to enjoy here. Be it a scrumptious seafood dish, a refreshing drink, or the breathtaking views from around the restaurant or from the rooftop bar/lounge.  Open for both lunch and dinner, Paddlefish also ...

2. The Edison (Disney Springs) Another new concept at Disney Springs, the Edison offers guests a unique dining experience in a wonderful building. Guests can find a variety of appetizers to satisfy their appetites, as well as an eclectic collection of food on the menu that’ll leave guests wanting more.  Diners will want to save room in their appetite for dessert ...

1. Maria and Enzo’s (Disney Springs) The final entry on this list of new restaurants also comes from Disney Springs.  Maria and Enzo’s is home to traditional Italian dishes served in a welcoming atmosphere.  From antipasti, salads, and classic entrées, you can find your Sunday dinner here for sure. Guests in more of a hurry are encouraged to check out Pizza ...

With a resort that sprung up in Central Florida in 1971, Disney World is constantly changing — with new resorts, attractions, and constant renovations, Disney World is never “finished.”  Regardless of when your last trip was — a month, a year, five years — there is always something new to check out.  This is the most true when considering dining ...

6. D-Lux Burger (Disney Springs) A quick, counter service option for guests on the move, D-Lux Burger offers what the name implies!  Guests can find a selection of high quality craft burgers with unique toppings.  Of course, no burger is complete without delicious fries and what better way to wash down the entire meal than with a thick, frosty milkshake!  ...

5. Geyser Point Bar and Grill (Wilderness Lodge) A unique new offering coinciding with the opening of the new Copper Creek Villas at Wilderness Lodge, the Geyser Point Bar and Grill gives guests breathtaking views of Bay Lake along with classic burgers, sandwiches, and salads.  Geyser Point is open for lunch and dinner and is a great restaurant to dine ...