based on 3 experiences
kendra
Canada
Orlando was great! We stayed in an gated community house that felt super safe. We did some exploring. The food in this area we delicious anywhere we went. The fruit was super sweet. We were there for a training camp, and we usually return at least once a year.
Posted: April 22, 2024Laura (36)
Canada
Felt safe the entire time. We atrended Allstar Worlds Championships at Orange Lake Convention Center Everything about it was beautiful. We rented an airbnb and everythinf went smooth and was beautiful right on the water.
Posted: February 15, 2024Experienced: April, 2023Orlando is a quite expensive city and have more Universal or Disney parks to do.. I have been to a “Believe or not museum” that was a great visit.
Posted: April 21, 2023Experienced: April, 2023Based on 4 experiences
Based on 4 experiences
Orlando is for the most part safe. If you stick with the right crowds and in the right areas you will be ok. I think in general in Florida human trafficking is something to be vigilant of. Just stay in the public area and you should be safe.
Posted: July 16, 2024Some areas are safer than others, but areas like Pine Hills are especially dangerous and full of high crime rates. Though, there have been times where I am able to walk freely in downtown Orlando at night.
Posted: May 26, 2024River
Hello! I’m River, I work in aviation and am a travel enthusiast! Looking for travel/adventure buddies to meet up with when I travel!
Diana
Hello!! I’m Diana, nice to meet you 🌸 I like to travel and know new places, I believe that traveling is a good way to expand the mind and know about others cultures and mores.
DianeC
Orlando
3 days
I am a 69-year-old avid traveler. (The app would let me navigate to a 1955 January calendar, but would not allow a date before Jan., 1970). I speak English and French as a native and Spanish comfortably. Sprinkle in some Italian and some Russian (read more than speak). And I've never met a language I didn't love learning especially on the ground where it is spoken. I still work full-time though in a fully remote company - so I can work from where I travel. Artisan bread making as well as cooking and baking generally is how I relax along with gardening and reading. I spend summers in a small town in Vermont on the Connecticut River. I travel to France once a year and to Colombia - mostly Medellin several times a year. I would love to meet for coffee or wine, host, and travel with other traveling ladies here. Taiwan, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, Morocco and Argentina are all countries I've yet to visit and are on my bucket list.