7 Indoor Activities In Florida That Have Officially Reopened For Summer
This week, indoor amusement spots all over Orlando received the green light to reopen their doors. These attractions, which have been closed for two months, are just a few fun things to do in Orlando that don't include the theme parks. These activities are perfect if you're looking for something to do this weekend, but don't want to shell out the big bucks.
One trend that these Orlando attractions have in common is that you can still enjoy yourself while maintaining social distance. One day, that phrase will be obsolete from everyday life; until then, it is a stipulation for these activities to reopen.
However, that doesn’t mean that you can’t have fun or enjoy the trappings of life in the process. With numerous establishments implementing social distancing and sanitation protocols, these venues provide an escape from the living room couch.
So, if you’re tired of being stuck in the house and looking for some fun this weekend, these seven spots in Orlando are open and ready for you to return.
TopGolf
Price:$30-$50 per bay
Address: 9295 Universal Blvd., Orlando, FL 32819
Why you should go: It seems as if TopGolf was built for this moment. The putting bays are perfectly blocked off so that other parties won't invade your space. Also, who doesn't like an upscale putting cage?
K1 Speed
Price: $20 per race
Address: 9550 Parksouth Ct. #400, Orlando, FL 32837
Why you should go: K1 provides endless hours of fun for those with a need for speed. This go-kart park is only available by reservation, and the crew rigorously cleans the karts between races. You can enjoy a day here with your crew while keeping your mind at ease.
Arcade City
Price: $25 Play Card
Address 8371 International Dr. #50, Orlando, FL 32819
Why you should go: There is nothing more fun than a classic arcade, and Arcade City is just the place to achieve maximum enjoyment. This place is big enough so that social distancing can be achieved, while you hit that new high score.
SEA LIFE Aquarium
Price: $20 per adult
Address: 8449 International Dr., Orlando, FL 32819
Why you should go: Sea Life Orlando has restricted its capacity to allow for a safe distance of all groups who want to see life in the deep sea up-close-and-personal.
The Escape Room
Price: $35 per person
Address: 8145 International Dr. #511, Orlando, FL 32819
Why should you go: You and your crew locked in a room with only 60 minutes to escape? Will you do it? This destination is now accepting private reservations for those looking to have a good time while exercising their escape skills.
VR Territory
Price: $38 per hour
Address: 7219 International Dr., Orlando, FL 32819
Why you should go: VR Territory is officially welcoming back guests, and this interactive fun zone provides guests with a trip through an interactive world that feels amazingly realistic.
Anger Management Rage Room
Price: $40 to $110 depending on the room
Address: 4065 LB McLeod Rd. Suite G, Orlando, FL 32811
Why you should go: If you have a lot of pent-up rage from being quarantined for two months, this might be the perfect activity for you. Let that anger go at this unique indoor spot, where you can wreck the room to your heart's content.
Maintaining social distancing rules doesn't have to be a drag with these exciting activities in Orlando reopening.
