25+ Things to do for  4th of July Weekend  in Orlando

25+ Things to do for  4th of July Weekend  in Orlando

ORLANDO DATE NIGHT GUIDE

Need a few ideas for July 4th weekend?

Need a few ideas for July 4th weekend?

Arrow

ORLANDO DATE NIGHT GUIDE

Red Hot & Boom Thursday, July 3, 5-11pm Cranes Roost Park, Altamonte Springs

Food vendors are scattered around Cranes Roost Lake to keep grumbling bellies at bay. The event kicks kicks off at 5pm and ends with a 25-minute firework feast for the eyes.

Soak up the sun at one of Central Florida's natural lazy rivers. Two of our favorite spots are Kelly Park and KP Hole.

Soak up the sun at one of Central Florida's natural lazy rivers. Two of our favorite spots are Kelly Park and KP Hole.

Float down a river in a tube

Float down a river in a tube

ORLANDO DATE NIGHT GUIDE

48th Annual Fireworks at the Fountain

48th Annual Fireworks at the Fountain

ORLANDO DATE NIGHT GUIDE

Fridayy, July 4  from 4-10pm (Fireworks at 9:10pm) Lake Eola Park

Fridayy, July 4  from 4-10pm (Fireworks at 9:10pm) Lake Eola Park

ORLANDO DATE NIGHT GUIDE

City of Winter Park 4th of July Celebration Friday, July 4, 9am - 11am Central Park, Winter Park

Kids Zone with carnival games, balloon artist, and bounce slides provided by Parks & Recreation Family Fun Program. *Bonus: The Morse Museum  is open for free on Independence Day

Make your own pancakes

Make your own pancakes

ORLANDO DATE NIGHT GUIDE

Eat DIY pancakes at Old Spanish Sugar Mill at DeLeon Springs, then cool off in the water.

Eat DIY pancakes at Old Spanish Sugar Mill at DeLeon Springs, then cool off in the water.

ORLANDO DATE NIGHT GUIDE

4th of July Sunset and Fireworks Paddle Thursday, July 4, 7pm Lake Ivanhoe Boat Ramp

Watch downtown Orlando's awesome fireworks show while paddling on Lake Ivanhoe. Start at 7:00pm from the boat ramp, watch the sunset, and stay on the water to see the fireworks at 9:15pm. Beginner and kid-friendly. Starts at $35 per person

Click  for more ideas!