When you hear the word sushi, you automatically think “raw fish,” right? Well, not really. Typically, sushi is cooked fish or contains no fish at all and if you want the raw stuff, you have to order Sashimi. Now that you know this, you’ll be comfortable heading over to Sushi House for dinner. Sushi House is located at 1311 Florida Mall Avenue, which is conveniently located in the middle of all of Orlando’s major attractions.

What do an African jungle, a 79 foot python and Walt Disney World all have in common? The Sheraton Safari Hotel of course! Located at 12205 Apopka-Vineland Road, you’re 1/8 of a mile from Walt Disney World. The Sheraton Safari also offers complimentary scheduled transportation to Walt Disney World. The hotel is decorated in an African jungle theme from the lobby to the guest rooms.

Magical Midway is yet another fantastic fun place for kids of all ages. Magical Midway is located at 7001 International Drive, just two blocks south of Wet ‘n Wild. This thrill park has free admission and free parking, but the attractions require tickets or you can purchase an armband depending on what rides you want to enjoy.

Just three miles from the main entrance to Walt Disney World is a great shopping, dining and entertainment experience at Old Town. Old Town is located at 5770 W. U.S. Highway 192 in Kissimmee Florida. Old Town is fun for all ages with rides, attractions, classic car shows, diverse shopping, delicious dining and even two night spots that are open daily ‘til 2AM.

Is Halloween your favorite holiday? Well, even if it’s not, you can get a taste of Halloween hauntings any day of the year at Skull Kingdom. Located at 5933 American Way, Skull Kingdom has something for everyone. For little ones, there’s a day show that is more fun than scary.

Soak up the sun at Lake Bryan, in the Lake Buena Vista area of Orlando, right in between Walt Disney World and International Drive. You can lay out on the white sandy beaches surrounded by tropical foliage and cypress tress or hop over to Buena Vista Watersports and rent jet skis or boat charters to take you water skiing, wakeboarding, or on a tube ride.

Orlando is a great destination for theme parks, shopping, fine dining, and even art. The Orlando Museum of Art is located at 2416 North Mills Avenue. Currently on display until July 23 is an exhibit called The Art of the Motorcycle. This exhibit explores the motorcycle as a cultural icon and a design achievement.

Imagine yourself cruising Florida’s beaches with the sun on your back, the wind in your hair and riding on a genuine Harley Davidson. Sounds too good to be true? Well, it’s not!