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Plan your Old Town Orlando visit with this detailed guide

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Old Town Orlando at sunset with shops, visitors, and a vintage van in the plaza.
  • Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 11pm
  • The 85-foot Ferris Wheel: Daily from, 12pm to 12am
  • Mortem Manor: Wednesdays through Sundays; 6pm to 10pm
  • Weekend hours: Fridays and Saturdays may run slightly later to accommodate evening events and car shows
  • Closures: Old Town is open year-round; select holidays may feature adjusted hours.

Best time to visit Old Town Orlando

The best time to visit Old Town Orlando depends on the experience you're looking for. Weekdays and early afternoons are best if you want lighter crowds, shorter lines for attractions like the Ferris Wheel, and a relaxed stroll through the shops. If you want the full Old Town energy, live music, bigger crowds, and the famous classic car cruises, plan your visit for Friday or Saturday evenings, when the district truly comes alive.

Seasonally, spring and early fall have the most comfortable weather and steady crowd levels. Winter is a popular time for tourists and holiday events, while summer brings hotter temperatures but a lively local atmosphere.

Where is Old Town Orlando located

Address: 5770 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34746, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Fun Spot America | Find on Maps

By public transport:

  • Closest bus stop: W Irlo Bronson Mem Hwy & Old Town Blvd (0.3 miles) 
  • Frequency: Every 15 min
  • Closest rain station: Poinciana Sunrail Station (11.2 miles)

Getting there by car

Couple smiling while driving on a road trip from Rome to Naples.

Distance and travel time:

  • From Walt Disney World: 8-10 mins (8 mile)
  • From Orlando International Airport (MCO): 23–25 mins (20.4 miles)
  • From International Drive / ICON Park: 20–25 mins (12.7 miles)
  • From Downtown Kissimmee: 20 mins (9.6 miles)

Parking options:

  • Main parking lot: Complimentary parking is offered in the lots located directly behind the Old Town buildings. (0.1 mile)
  • Overflow parking: An additional lot across Plaza Blvd is available for a small fee, typically around $11 per vehicle. (0.4 miles)

Know before you go

Wheelchair access sign indicating barrier-free entry.
  • Old Town features wide, flat walkways throughout the district, making it easy for guests using wheelchairs or strollers to navigate.
  • Most shops, dining areas, and restrooms are accessible and designed to accommodate mobility needs.
  • The Ferris Wheel offers elevator access, allowing guests with limited mobility to board comfortably.
  • Rideshare and taxi drop-off zones are located close to the entrance for easier access.
  • Parking areas include designated accessible spaces near the main walkways.
No smoking sign at Jardin Majorelle, Marrakech.
  • Guests must follow all posted safety guidelines at rides and attractions, including height and age restrictions.
  • Alcoholic beverages may only be purchased and consumed by visitors aged 21 and older, with valid ID.
  • Pets must remain leashed at all times, and individual shops or attractions may have their own pet policies.
  • Smoking and vaping are permitted only in designated areas within the property.
  • External food or drink policies vary by venue, so guests should check individual restaurant guidelines.
Row of parked cars under green trees in a sunny parking lot.
  • The district offers free parking opposite to Flippers Pizza, along with an overflow lot across Plaza Blvd for a small fee.
  • Accessible restrooms are available throughout the property for visitor convenience.
  • More than 70 retail shops, boutiques, and specialty stores provide a wide range of shopping options.
  • A retro arcade, family rides, and various attractions are located around the district for easy entertainment.
  • Guest assistance is available through on-site signage and staff positioned throughout key areas.
Guests dining at Old Town, Orlando with neon Ferris wheel in the background.

A&W | Find on Maps
A&W is known for timeless American favorites, featuring its popular signature burger that has earned praise from well-known travel and food publications.

Sweet Dreams Ice Cream Café | Find on Maps
Sweet Dreams Ice Cream Café recreates the charm of a classic ice-cream shop, serving frozen treats in a warm, retro-inspired atmosphere.

Shoney’s Kitchen and Bar | Find on Maps
Shoney’s Kitchen and Bar offers comforting, familiar dishes with welcoming service, making it a dependable choice for relaxed, good-value dining.

Bobby’s Garage Bar | Find on Maps
Bobby’s Garage Bar offers a vintage garage-style setting filled with classic hot rod décor from the 1930s and ’40s, an easygoing spot to enjoy a drink.

Visitor tips

  • Visit early in the day (before 12pm) for shorter wait times on attractions like the Ferris Wheel.
  • Weekend evenings, especially Fridays and Saturdays, offer the most lively atmosphere with classic car shows and live entertainment.
  • Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as Old Town covers an 18-acre space with plenty of strolling.
  • Plan by checking the events calendar to make the most of nightly shows and seasonal festivities.
  • Arrive early on special event nights, as parking can fill up quickly.

Frequently asked questions about visiting Old Town Orlando

Yes. Admission to Old Town is completely free; you only pay for rides, attractions, and dining.

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