I-Drive is where you’ll find one the heaviest concentrations of restaurants, hotels, shopping and entertainment options in Orlando. In addition to the nearby theme parks, this resort area is also home to popular attractions, such as Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium and the ICON Orlando observation wheel—travelers can visit all three with a combo ticket. You can also visit WonderWorks, Ripley's Believe It Or not or enjoy dinner at Mango's Tropical Cafe!
International Drive is perfect for exploring when you need a day away from the theme parks.
Don’t forget to bring sun protection for walking between shops, restaurants, and attractions.
ATMs are located all along I-Drive in hotels, grocery stores, and shopping areas.
I-Drive parallels I-4 to its east. If you’re sightseeing around I-Drive, you can use the I-RIDE Trolley, which runs two routes every 20 or 30 minutes.
International Drive is accessible all the time, but individual businesses have their own operating hours. Show up first thing in the morning for sparser crowds at I-Drive’s popular attractions, or in the evening hours to grab dinner or enjoy the district’s nightlife and entertainment offerings.
If you’re looking for a family-friendly way to spend an evening in Orlando, head to one of the many dinner shows situated along International Drive. This stretch of road is home to the Orlando Improv Comedy Club, Pirates Dinner Adventure, Titanic Dinner Event, The Outta Control Dinner Show and the Vegas-style Rock Dinner Show at Orlando Forum.
