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We're tracking 37 upcoming events in Orlando spanning theatre, concerts, sports, plus 12 attractions and things to do. Use the filters below for what's on this weekend, tonight or later this month — every listing links to live prices and secure partner checkout.
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Use this Orlando hub to compare all upcoming listings, narrow by date or category, and move to mapped venue pages when the live feed has venue-level detail.
What you pay for a Orlando event depends on the partner's live inventory at that moment, so the dates and categories linked here are the practical way to compare options.
The current Orlando feed includes theatre, concerts, sports, so the category pages below narrow the calendar without guesswork.
For Orlando, 4 venue pages are backed by live listings — useful when you care more about the room than the line-up.
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About Orlando
Orlando is the theme-park capital of the world, anchored by Walt Disney World's four parks, Universal Orlando and SeaWorld. Disney spans Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, while Universal combines Islands of Adventure with The Wizarding World of Harry Potter across its resort.
Beyond the big resorts, the city offers ICON Park on International Drive with its giant observation wheel, the Kennedy Space Center an hour east on the coast, and Gatorland for a classic Florida wildlife experience. Many visitors base themselves near International Drive or Lake Buena Vista for easy park access.
Park days are long and can be hot and humid, especially from June through September when afternoon thunderstorms are common. Buying dated tickets and reserving park entry in advance is essential, and arriving at opening helps you ride headline attractions before lines build.
Top things to do in Orlando
- Walt Disney World's four theme parks
- Universal Orlando and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
- Kennedy Space Center on the Space Coast
- ICON Park and the International Drive entertainment strip
Local tips for visiting Orlando
- Buy dated park tickets early and check whether park reservations are required.
- Arrive at park opening to ride the biggest attractions before midday crowds.
- Bring a poncho and water for frequent summer thunderstorms and high humidity.
- Build in rest days between parks, as full days involve a lot of walking.
Frequently asked questions
What events are happening in Orlando this weekend?
See our Orlando events this weekend page for every show on sale for Saturday and Sunday, each with live ticket prices and secure partner checkout. New dates are added the moment they go on sale.
What's on in Orlando tonight?
Browse the Orlando events tonight page for today's shows with live availability and prices. If nothing is listed for tonight, the "All upcoming" listings above show the next available dates.
Are there free events in Orlando?
The listings here are ticketed events and attractions with live prices, so we can't confirm free events. For paid concerts, theatre, sports and experiences in Orlando, browse the listings above — each shows real prices before you buy.
How many days do I need for Orlando theme parks?
Plan at least one full day per major park. Covering all four Walt Disney World parks plus Universal comfortably takes five to seven days. If you only have time for highlights, three to four park days lets you see Magic Kingdom, one Universal park and one other favorite without rushing.
Should I buy park tickets in advance for Orlando?
Yes. Disney and Universal tickets are dated, and some periods require advance park reservations, so buying ahead secures your preferred days and price. Advance tickets also let you head straight to the entrance instead of waiting at ticket windows on busy mornings.
What is the best time of year to visit Orlando?
Cooler, drier months from late October through April are most comfortable for long park days. Summer is hot and humid with daily storms, and holiday periods see the largest crowds. Visiting on weekdays outside school breaks generally means shorter lines.