United States
Walt Disney World, Florida
Four massive theme parks in Orlando, with a real Jewish community not far away
Flying in
Fly into Orlando International Airport (MCO) - about a 20-35 minute drive to the Walt Disney World resort area, depending on your hotel.
Where to stay
Walt Disney World Resort hotels
There's no dedicated kosher hotel on Disney property. That said, every Disney Resort hotel room (even at the value tier) includes an in-room mini-fridge, and you're welcome to bring your own kosher food into rooms and parks. Disney also runs an official Glatt kosher meal program (pre-order via 407-939-3463) available at table-service restaurants resort-wide.
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Where to stay in Walt Disney World, Florida
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Airport Transfer to Your Hotel
Book a private transfer from the airport to your hotel and back - a fixed price agreed in advance (no meter surprises), a driver waiting for you with a sign bearing your name, and no need to haggle or speak the local language.
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Kosher food & community
Chabad of South Orlando (7347 W Sand Lake Rd, Orlando) is about a 10-minute drive from Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. Nearby, along the Sand Lake Road/International Drive corridor, are several real kosher-certified restaurants under local rabbinical supervision - Kosher Grill (Israeli-Middle Eastern grill), Krembo Café (Israeli-style café and breakfast), and Kosher Eatery (separate dairy and meat menus).
Recommended itinerary
Day 1 - Magic Kingdom
Cinderella Castle, character parades, and fireworks - the classic Disney World park.
Day 2 - EPCOT
The iconic geodesic sphere, and the World Showcase with 11 country pavilions from around the world.
Day 3 - Hollywood Studios
A movie and pop-culture themed park, including the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge land.
Day 4 - Animal Kingdom
A huge animal-themed park, with the iconic Tree of Life and the African savanna safari ride.
More tips
- Call the kosher restaurants ahead to confirm hours and supervision level - they're small, independent places and closed on Shabbat.
- If traveling with several kids, consider combining Disney's pre-ordered kosher meals with a grocery run at the nearby restaurants - it gives you more flexibility throughout a long park day.