Orlando in March

We%26#39;re planning to come for the first time in Orlando for three days mid-March. We have booked one day to visit the Kennedy Space Center, and one day to go to the Universal Studios.

We%26#39;d like to have a relax day as well and thought maybe to go in a State Park like Blue Water Spring. Do you think it can be a good option or maybe you will have better advice to give us about what to do ?!

And also can you let me know about the weather at this time of the year?

Many thanks for your help and your advices!!

Orlando in March

I think a park is a wonderful idea, or if it%26#39;s really warm, you could make a beach day out of it. The temperatures can be a little unpredictable in mid-March. I would say between 60 and 80 degrees for the high, depending on whether the sun is out or it%26#39;s overcast. We should be past our really cold days by then, and it will still be early enough that it%26#39;s not hot and humid. You might also want to combine a trip to Cocoa Beach with your trip to the Space Center, since they are close together. I found that about six hours covers the Space Center, and the beach is about 15 minutes away.

Orlando in March

Some other places to consider if you haven%26#39;t already:

Weeki Wachee Springs www.weekiwachee.com

Famous live mermaid shows and manatees

Homossassa Springs www.manateecam.com

Silver Springs State Park www.silversprings.com

Glass bottom boats and the site of lots of movies. ';Nature theme park';

An Airboat ride is an awesome Florida thing to do! I went on one near Titusville (Kennedy Space Center) at Loughman Lake Lodge. www.loughmanlake.com 321-268-2277

Eat at Dixie Crossroads if you go over to Titusville or the Space Center! Great Rock Shrimp. They have a 2nd location at Festival Bay on International Drive in Orlando.

www.dixiecrossroads.com

Just take a look at the places I mentioned and you can make the best decision according to your interests. Have fun!