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Explore the New York Times’ 36‑Hour Guide to Orlando

Discover the New York Times’ expert 36‑hour guide to Orlando.

Curious about the best ways to spend 36 hours in Orlando? The New York Times has just released a detailed itinerary that covers dining, shopping, accommodation, culture, nightlife, and entertainment.

From world‑class theme parks to hidden gems, the guide highlights top spots and offers practical suggestions to make the most of your short stay.

Plan ahead and start dreaming of your next Orlando adventure.

Note: Some attractions may have limited hours or temporary closures. Learn more about healthy travel and what’s open in Orlando and verify current status directly with each venue.

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Need help planning? Our website provides free resources such as a vacation planning kit, visitor guides, and a mobile app. Explore additional tips, theme‑park insights, and must‑see attractions to create a memorable trip.

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