June 2025 in Orlando: Theme Parks, Festivals & Hidden Gems
What's New in Orlando This June
Epic Universe is Here — Universal's highly anticipated third park is now open, featuring five immersive lands: Celestial Park, How to Train Your Dragon, Super Nintendo World, a new Wizarding World zone, and the monster-filled Dark Universe.
Lake Nona Summer Block Party (June 28) — A vibrant local event with live music, food trucks, games, and family activities at Lake Nona Town Center.
Baldwin Park First Friday Festival (June 7) — A lively evening of food vendors, local artisans, and lakeside strolls with live entertainment.
InfoComm 2025 at the Convention Center — One of the world's largest AV tech expos lands in Orlando this June, drawing tens of thousands of attendees.
Things to See and Do
- STOMP and SHUCKED! at Dr. Phillips Center — Catch the rhythmic spectacle STOMP (June 6–7) and laugh your boots off with SHUCKED! (June 24–29).
- Anime Festival Orlando — Cosplay, gaming, panels, and pop culture fandoms all converge downtown for a uniquely fun weekend.
- SeaWorld Summer Spectacular — Evening concerts, themed events, and waterpark nights continue through the season.
- Winter Garden Farmers Market (Saturdays) — Fresh produce, handmade goods, food trucks, and live music in one of Orlando's most charming neighborhoods.
- Lake Eola Park Downtown — Enjoy swan boats, live amphitheater shows, and picnics under the Orlando skyline.
- Icon Park on I-Drive — Ride The Wheel, visit Madame Tussauds, or take on the drop tower and slingshot for thrill-seekers.
- Orlando Science Center — An interactive favorite with kids and curious minds, featuring rotating exhibits and planetarium shows.
Did You Know?
- Orlando has over 130 attractions beyond the theme parks, from cultural museums to scenic natural springs.
- Gatorland, Orlando's oldest attraction, offers zip-lining over alligators, a petting zoo, and behind-the-scenes tours.
- Super Nintendo World rides are designed with augmented reality and optical illusions that make cars appear to jump and fly.
Insider Tips for June Visitors
- Beat the Heat: Head to parks early, take mid-day breaks, and bring a refillable water bottle. Most parks offer free ice water at quick-service restaurants — just ask.
- Skip the Long Lines: Use mobile apps to check real-time wait times. For Universal and Disney, book Lightning Lane or Express Pass for top attractions.
- Dress Smart: June humidity is no joke. Opt for moisture-wicking clothes and comfy sandals or sneakers that dry quickly.
- Local Flavor: Eat outside the parks. Try tacos at Hunger Street in Winter Park or craft cocktails at The Courtesy in Downtown Orlando.
- Free Evening Fun: Lake Eola's weekend performances, Baldwin Park's festivals, and Disney Springs street musicians are great no-cost additions to your itinerary.
Planning Your June Trip
June in Orlando offers the perfect blend of blockbuster attractions, local experiences, and family-friendly fun. Whether you're theme park hopping or discovering hidden gems, there's something fresh every day this month.
Need help planning your June itinerary? Contact us to book your stay and get custom local recommendations.