Top Orlando Attractions For School Trips

Top Orlando Attractions for School Trips 

Orlando, Florida is one of the leading destinations for school field trips! Experience the warmth of Florida’s sun, while visiting the parks! Orlando has many attractions to offer on your class trip,  below are just a few: 

Walt Disney World

Walt Disney World is a wonderful place to educate your students. Many of their programs hit topics in science, american history, and world culture. A school field trip here would not only make memories, but will keep the students interested and engaged. From attractions in Epcot such and the World Showcase, to attractions in Magic Kingdom, such as the Hall of Presidents. Perfect for students of all ages on your next class trip! 

Universal Studios Orlando

It’s an entire Universe of action, thrills, education and excitement for all ages. Take your students beyond the classroom to bring lessons to life with our unforgettable educational programs where our Universe is YOUR classroom. These hands-on experiential learning activities excite and inspire your students to take learning to a new level. Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit science, for example,  teaches students hands-on lessons about the conservation of energy behind one of Universal Orlando’s top attractions. 

Busch Gardens/Seaworld/Discovery Cove

Rides, animal experiences, and shows! All of this is of course at Seaworld and Resorts Orlando. Students can experience thrilling roller coasters, see over 200 species of animals, or see live entertainment from world class performers. There is always something for everyone to do on a field trip here. Explore beautiful aquariums, feed sea lions, or dance with dolphins at SeaWorld. If you needed more to convince teachers about bringing their students here, look no farther. SeaWorld Orlando has partnered with The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards to become a Certified Autism Center. SeaWorld Orlando Ambassadors receive specialized training to ensure they have the requisite knowledge, skills, temperament, and expertise to cater to all children, including those with special needs.