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If all you think Orlando has to offer is orange juice and Mickey Mouse, you need to do your research again.
Orlando is one of TravelOrMove.com’s super cool places because it's got more fun packed per square mile than any place in the world. It offers a great place for visitors -- or to be a new home for those looking for a super cool place.
Not just America's Theme Park City
Nicknamed "The City Beautiful," Orlando's symbol is a fountain that sprays at iconic Lake Eola. Its area attractions include Walt Disney Resort, Universal Orlando Resort, SeaWorld, Gatorland and more.
It's also home to the University of Central Florida, which has the second largest number of students in the United States. Orlando is also a city of diversity with its blend of white (41 percent), black (28 percent) and Hispanic (25 percent) populations. Not only does Orlando have great weather and climate, recreational and employment opportunities abound.
Climate
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Humid subtropical
Physical Environment
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Resort community
Culture
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Local professional symphony
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Ethnic restaurants
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Local film festival
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Major public college in downtown
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Fine art museum
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Local professional ballet
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Active club/bar/music scene
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Local community theatre
Politics
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Leaning conservative
Economy
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$$$ -- Prices seem reasonable
Recreation
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Public golf course
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Downtown yoga studio
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Year-round fitness swimming center
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Professional sports
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Biking, hunting, running trails
Infrastructure
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Safe bike corridors
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Working farms within 25 miles
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International airport
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Lots of downtown living space
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Mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhoods
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Public squares
Health
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Community senior center
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Emergency medical services within 25 miles
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Community swimming pool