Theme Parks 

SeaWorld Orlando is not divided into "lands" or sections. There are, however, some distinct areas within the park.

Key West at Sea World
Key West at SeaWorld is designed to mimic the appearance of the city of Key West, Florida. Exhibits in this portion of the park include stingrays, dolphins, sea turtles, flamingos, manatees, and alligators. The stingray and dolphin habitats offer opportunities for guests to feed the animals.

Shamu's Happy Harbor Shamu's Happy Harbor is a children's play area hosted by Shamu, the park's killer whale mascot, that features family rides and a play fortress.

The Waterfront at SeaWorld
The Waterfront, the newest section of the park, resembles a seaside Mediterranean village and contains shops and restaurants, as well as the park's iconic Sky Tower ride.

Aquatica is a water park operated by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. The park, which opened to guests on March 1, 2008, is a companion to SeaWorld Orlando and is located across International Drive from the main theme park. The park is themed with Australian and New Zealand based mascots.

Busch Gardens at Tampa Bay is a 335-acre 19th century African animal theme park located close to the city of Tampa, just about an hour from Orlando. It opened on March 31, 1959 as an admission-free hospitality facility for the Anheuser-Busch brewery on the grounds of the manufacturing plant. Visitors could watch animal acts in a tropical setting and before leaving the grounds enter a beer garden offering free Busch beer to drink. When the manufacturing plant closed down some years later, Busch Gardens focused progressively on its tropical landscape, exotic animals, and amusements to draw visitors. Busch Gardens began charging admission as the entertainment became more complex, with extra fees for the thrill rides, such as the roller coasters for which Busch Gardens is now known.

Universal's Islands of Adventure opened May 28, 1999 as part of an expansion that, along with CityWalk Entertainment District, the Portofino Bay Hotel, and Hard Rock hotel, converted Universal Studios Florida into the Universal Orlando Resort. The park's overall theme is that of a journey of exploration, where guests depart from a main port to visit five islands, each having its own distinct theme, but all emphasizing adventure. On June 18th, 2010, the sixth island (themed to the popular Harry Potter) will open. They are, in clockwise order from entry, Port of Entry, Marvel Super Hero Island, Toon Lagoon, Jurassic Park, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, The Lost Continent, and Seuss Landing.
 

Universal Studios Florida is separated into seven different areas: Production Central, Hollywood, New York, San Francisco/Amity, World Expo, Woody Woodpecker's Kidzone and The Lagoon.

Production Central
Production Central serves as the park's main entrance. The section is a cluster of motion picture soundstages, each of which houses attractions inspired by today's most popular films and television shows or actual film & television filming.

All of the attractions and rides in this park are themed to major motion pictures, such as Jaws, The Terminator, Shrek, Twister, Men in Black to name just a few.
 

Walt Disney World
Having four theme parks and two water parks Walt Disney World is the biggest attraction in Orlando. Walt Disney property is some 53 sq miles or the size of San Francisco.

Disney Theme Parks

• Magic Kingdom
• Epcot
• Hollywood Studios
• Animal Kingdom

Disney Water Parks

•  Blizzard Beach
• Typhoon Lagoon