🌟 What’s New in Orlando This June

Epic Universe is Here – Universal's highly anticipated third park is now open, featuring five immersive lands: Celestial Park, How to Train Your Dragon, Super Nintendo World, a new Wizarding World zone, and the monster-filled Dark Universe.

Lake Nona Summer Block Party – June 28 – A vibrant local event with live music, food trucks, games, and family activities at Lake Nona Town Center.

Baldwin Park First Friday Festival – June 7 – A lively evening of food vendors, local artisans, and lakeside strolls with live entertainment.

InfoComm 2025 at the Convention Center – One of the world’s largest AV tech expos lands in Orlando this June, drawing tens of thousands of attendees.

🔎 Things to See & Do

STOMP & SHUCKED! at Dr. Phillips Center – Catch the rhythmic spectacle STOMP (June 6–7) and laugh your boots off with SHUCKED! (June 24–29).

Anime Festival Orlando – Cosplay, gaming, panels, and pop culture fandoms all converge downtown for a uniquely fun weekend.

SeaWorld Summer Spectacular – Evening concerts, themed events, and waterpark nights continue through the season.

Winter Garden Farmers Market (Saturdays) – Fresh produce, handmade goods, food trucks, and live music in one of Orlando’s most charming neighborhoods.

Lake Eola Park Downtown – Enjoy swan boats, live amphitheater shows, and picnics under the Orlando skyline.

Icon Park on I-Drive – Ride The Wheel, visit Madame Tussauds, or take on the drop tower and slingshot for thrill-seekers.

Orlando Science Center – An interactive favorite with kids and curious minds, featuring rotating exhibits and planetarium shows.

💡 Did You Know?

Orlando has over 130 attractions beyond the theme parks, from cultural museums to scenic natural springs.

Gatorland, Orlando's oldest attraction, offers zip-lining over alligators, a petting zoo, and behind-the-scenes tours.

Super Nintendo World rides are designed with augmented reality and optical illusions that make cars appear to jump and fly.

🔐 Insider Tips for June Visitors

Beat the Heat: Head to parks early, take mid-day breaks, and bring a refillable water bottle. Most parks offer free ice water at quick-service restaurants—just ask.

Skip the Long Lines: Use mobile apps to check real-time wait times. For Universal and Disney, book Lightning Lane or Express Pass for top attractions.

Dress Smart: June humidity is no joke. Opt for moisture-wicking clothes and comfy sandals or sneakers that dry quickly.

Local Flavor: Eat outside the parks! Try tacos at Hunger Street in Winter Park or craft cocktails at The Courtesy in Downtown Orlando.

Free Evening Fun: Lake Eola’s weekend performances, Baldwin Park's festivals, and Disney Springs street musicians are great no-cost additions to your itinerary.

🎟 Planning Your June Trip

June in Orlando offers the perfect blend of blockbuster attractions, local experiences, and family-friendly fun. Whether you're theme park hopping or discovering hidden gems, there's something fresh every day this month.

👉 Need help planning your June itinerary? Contact Us to book your stay and get custom local recommendations.

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