Premier Orlando, Central Florida Location

Lake Buena Vista Resort Village & Spa is superbly located 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from Walt Disney theme parks, minutes from Universal Studios and SeaWorld, and only 10 minutes from the Orlando Convention Center and 20 minutes from the Orlando International Airport.  Free scheduled transportation is provided to area theme parks.  Only a few steps from your luxury condo hotel is one of Orlando’s premier outlet malls – Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores.

The Lake Buena Vista area commands the highest occupancy and room rates in central Florida according to the Orange County Visitor’s Bureau.  Professional management and excellent service maximizes the experience and quality of ownership at the Lake Buena Vista Resort where our strong occupancy rates consistently increase monthly.

Aerial View of Lake Buena Vista Resort Village & Spa next door to Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores.

Orlando Real Estate

The tourism industry is Orlando’s #1 employer. It is estimated that Orlando’s visitation figures for 2013 will increase more than the $52 billion in economic impact from travel and tourism in 2012.

Orlando is a premier tourist destination, but it also attracts business start-ups, relocation and expansion in technology, defense, industry, biotechnology and real estate.  The city’s growth and prosperity is a result of the quality of life, pleasant climate, beautiful lakes and parks, and a positive outlook for the future.

Buying an Orlando Condo Hotel

When you purchase a condo at the Lake Buena Vista Resort, you own a piece of Orlando.  By purchasing a condo hotel unit, you enjoy all the amenities of a luxury hotel with the comforts of home.  Having your own fully furnished and equipped condo makes it easy for a family to save on vacation expenses.  Unlike a timeshare, the Lake Buena Vista Resort condo hotel is wholly owned. Owners have the opportunity to participate in our rental program.  Decide when you want to stay and management reserves that time period for you.  It’s as easy as that.

Orlando Tourism

In 2013, Orlando welcomed 59 million visitors setting an all-time record for U.S. destinations as announced by an official tourism association, Visit Orlando. This is a 3% increase over the record set in 2012. Orlando is experiencing one of the most significant periods of expansion in its history.

Besides the theme and water parks, premier shopping, wide variety of dining, cultural and sporting events, outdoor recreation and fishing, Orlando has more than 150 golf courses within 45 minutes.  It is the only U.S. city to host two regularly scheduled golf tournaments.  The resort management company can arrange golf packages for over 100 courses.

Orlando remains the most visited destination in the United States. Orlando is also home to the second largest convention center in the United States, the Orange County Convention Center (2.1 million square feet of exhibition space), and annually attracts some of the largest conventions in the world. With an additional 4.6 million square feet of convention and meeting space at local hotels and resorts, Orlando is the ideal location to hold an annual meeting or association meeting or tradeshow

Florida Theme Parks

Orlando is a world-class family destination.  There is something for everyone from kids to adults.  The variety of theme parks is unrivaled anywhere in the world.

Experience the sensation of soaring over central Florida in a glider, adrenaline rushes from the thrilling roller coaster rides or indoor skydiving.  Enjoy the diverse, unique indoor attractions or beat the heat at some of the various water parks offering a refreshing, cool, fun-filled alternative. 

With so much to see and do, the choice is yours for the taking.  Many find themselves coming back again and again.

Here are just a few of the top theme parks Orlando has to offer:

Disney World

Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom is rated the #1 theme park in the United States.  Here you will find something for everyone with its never-ending new attractions, entertainment, and dining.  Rocket into another galaxy aboard the high-speed roller coaster at Space Mountain or, if you dare, visit The Haunted Mansion with its wall-to-wall creeps and thrills. 

Epcot

At Walt Disney’s Epcot, you can explore the charming cultures of the world through interactive shows, experiences and fascinating attractions.  Whether it’s a Mission to Space or just an adventure with Nemo, the Disney magic of imagination is dazzling.

MGM Studios

The #3 theme park in the nation is Disney-MGM Studios.  Celebrate the world of showbiz from Hollywood classics to popular entertainment, from Broadway to fantasy.  Don’t miss the Tower of Terror or the Hollywood style stunt shows.

Animal Kingdom

Why not visit Disney’s Animal Kingdom?  Here you will find thrilling attractions, shows, and fun-filled adventures exploring the incredible wonders of nature and fascinating animals, both real and imaginary.

Universal Studios

Universal Studios is made up of two theme parks.  Islands of Adventure has amazing rides, great shows and lots of fun-filled adventures. Universal Studios Florida provides a behind the scenes look at movies, production sets and live performances. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter invites guests to experience first-hand the adventures of the Harry Potter books and films. Just added to the Harry Potter attraction is Diagon Alley where fans will magically pass through a brick wall to board the Hogwarts Express train. During the ride, characters and creatures from the book can be spotted.

SeaWorld

SeaWorld is a premiere marine adventure park with over 200 acres packed with thrilling rides, world-class shows and incredible animal encounters. Recently opened at SeaWorld is “Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin.” You can explore the animal encounters of the South Pole with an exhilarating one-of-a-kind, ride for the whole family.