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Orlando AttractionsOrlando's central location provides convenient access to dozens of amusing diversions. Let ASA handle the details—we've organized these thrilling optional events and excursions. View a slideshow of some of Orlando's best attractions. (You must have Flash Player—download a free version now if necessary.)
ASA is pleased to offer Orlando attraction tickets at a discounted rate. Visit the Convention Planning Services Web site for all the details. Tickets will also be available for purchase on-site at Staffing World 2005.
Theme Parks Theme ParksMickey Mouse could certainly be called the mascot of Orlando, but the city also houses SeaWorld and Universal Studios in addition to the Disney family of parks. All of the parks offer discounted tickets and exciting attractions for all ages.In addition to theme parks, water parks, boat rides, and dinner theaters are just a few of the other things to see and do in Orlando. See all the city offers at orlandomeetinginfo.com/amsa. Arts and CultureDiscover the unexpected Orlando by visiting museums, parks, and cultural arts performances.Harry P. Leu Gardens offers miles of paved walkways that take you through scenic gardens, including Florida's largest formal rose garden, a butterfly garden, and the new tropical stream garden. The facility also features a house museum that dates back to the 1880s. Other cultural attractions include the Orlando Museum of Art, showcasing American art from the 19th century to the present, African, and ancient American pieces; the Morse Museum of American Art, featuring the largest collection of Tiffany art in the world; and the Orlando Centroplex, home to several performing arts and athletic venues. Visit cityoforlando.net for information of all of Orlando's cultural treasures. Shopping MeccaFrom shopping centers and malls to antique shops and farmers' markets, Orlando offers something for everyone. Central Florida now boasts nine shopping malls, including the Mall at Millenia, Belz Factory Outlet, and the Florida Mall.For those looking for antiques or unique trinkets, Winter Park, located just outside Orlando, provides the gung-ho shopper a chance to browse small boutiques, art galleries, and museums. Celebration also offers shopping on Market Street, where you'll find Nottingham's, featuring old-world antiques and reproductions. Universal CityWalk boasts several restaurants and themed shops, including All Star Collectibles and the Endangered Species stores. Bargain hunters won't want to miss Belz Designer Outlet Centre, home to 45 designer shops, and Orlando Premium Outlets, featuring Versace, Burberry, and 100 other upscale lines. Fun at the ZooFor a change of pace, take a trip to the Central Florida Zoological Park. Founded in 1923, the zoo is home to nearly 100 different animals, including reptiles, birds, snakes, and Asian elephants.
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