If you are a shopaholic, Orlando is a perfect vacation destination with their upscale outlet centers. Orlando Premium Outlets is one of those perfect shopping spots and it is located at 8200 Vineland Avenue. You will find 110 stores with names like Fendi, Burberry, Nike, Kenneth Cole, Coach, MaxMara Diesel, Gap Outlet and Polo Ralph Lauren.

A fun place for kids and adult kids alike is Fun Spot, which is located off International Drive at 5551 Del Verde Way. Parking and admission is free but you’ll need to buy tickets or armbands for the rides and go kart tracks.

A magical and royal time await you at Doubletree’s Castle Hotel. Located at 8629 International Drive, Castle Hotel is just minutes away from theme parks, shopping, dining and entertainment.

Looking for a great place to shop in Orlando? Head down to The Mercado for over 75 shops and carts that sell clothing, candles, jewelry and collectibles. Located at 8445 International Drive, The Mercado is close to other major Orlando attractions like Sea World and Universal Studios.

Need to walk off a rather filling dinner from one of Orlando’s fine eateries? A great way to spend the evening and digest that extra helping of desert you had is to go play a round of mini golf at Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf. Pirates Cove was voted the “Best in Florida” by Orlando Magazine.

The world’s first permanent Titanic exhibit is located in Orlando at 8445 International Drive in the Mercado Mediterranean Village. This unique exhibit features full scale scenic environments and recreations of actual rooms from the ship including the magnificent Grand Staircase. There are live interactive interpretations given by storytellers dressed like they were some of the Titanic’s crew and guests.

Was Clue your favorite game as a child? Do you enjoy a good murder mystery every now and then? Well, even if you didn’t answer yes to either of those questions, you’ll still have a great time at Sleuths Mystery Dinner Theater.

Outside of Orlando’s major theme parks, there’s a nightlife filled with food, fun and entertainment at Church Street Station. Church Street Station was a derelict railway depot that was converted into an entertainment complex and has been a popular night spot for 25 years.