OrlandoThe theme park capital of the world — Walt Disney World's four parks, Universal's Islands of Adventure and Epic Universe, SeaWorld and Discovery Cove, and a 1,200-rental Disney-commute pool-home market

Orlando's theme-park corridor splits into three clusters. Walt Disney World occupies a 25,000-acre property at Lake Buena Vista 15 minutes southwest of downtown — Magic Kingdom's Cinderella Castle, EPCOT's Spaceship Earth, Disney's Hollywood Studios with Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, and Animal Kingdom's Tree of Life, plus the Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach water parks and the open-to-anyone Disney Springs shopping-and-dining district. Universal Orlando runs the I-Drive corridor with three gated parks — Universal Studios Florida (Diagon Alley), Islands of Adventure (Hogsmeade and Hogwarts Castle), and the 2025-opened Epic Universe — connected by the Hogwarts Express. SeaWorld and the swim-with-dolphins Discovery Cove sit on the Bee Line, ICON Park's 400-foot wheel anchors I-Drive's middle, and the Kennedy Space Center is 60 minutes east on the Beachline.

Our rentals run from Vista Cay condos walking distance to the Orange County Convention Center, to ChampionsGate pool homes inside the Greg Norman golf community (10 minutes from the Magic Kingdom gates), Reunion Resort Nicklaus/Watson/Palmer-fronting estates with private pools and themed kids' bedrooms, Solterra Resort five-bedroom villas with the lazy-river clubhouse, and the larger Disney-area resort ring through Kissimmee and Davenport. Orlando International (MCO) sits 20 minutes east of the I-Drive corridor and is the dominant non-stop hub for North America. Browse our full Orlando-area inventory across the related Kissimmee and Davenport microsites for properties closer to the southern Disney gates.