Orlando International Premium Outlets Tours and Tickets

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It’s free to visit Orlando International Premium Outlets for window shopping; however, you may want to budget for potential purchases, as the complex features almost 200 stores. You can also visit the shopping outlet during a private tour of Orlando that handles all travel logistics, with prices from around US$135.

Yes, there are over 20 dining options at Orlando International Premium Outlets, covering a range of cuisines and budgets. There are quick service spots, such as Charley’s Philly Steaks, Sbarro, and Five Guys. Sit-down restaurants include Ford’s Garage. The outlets also have a Starbucks, Cinnabon, Auntie Anne’s, Asian Chao, and Wetzel’s Pretzels.

Yes, parking is available at Orlando International Premium Outlets, and it is free for visitors. It’s also well-connected via public transportation: take the Lynx city bus or I-Ride Trolley, both of which stop directly at the outlets.

Orlando International Premium Outlets is a popular shopping destination year-round. To avoid the heaviest congestion in the parking lot, arrive as close to opening as possible. Visit during a weekday for potentially lower crowds, although avoid traveling on I-4 during rush hour traffic (8am to 10am, and 3pm to 6pm).

Two tips for finding deals at Orlando International Premium Outlets involve a little due diligence before you arrive at the shopping complex. First, get a sense of what standard pricing looks like so you know exactly how much you’re saving. Then, check the outlet’s website for a list of current promotions.