Driving Downtown - Orlando Florida USA
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Driving Downtown - Orlando Florida USA - Season 1 Episode 11.
Starting Point: Orange Avenue goo.gl/maps/RWCQgmBG6G12
Orlando is a city in the U.S. state of Florida, and the county seat of Orange County. Located in Central Florida, it is the center of the Orlando metropolitan area, which had a population of 2,134,411 at the 2010 census, making it the 26th largest metropolitan area in the United States, the sixth largest metropolitan area in the Southern United States, and the third largest metropolitan area in the state of Florida. In 2010, Orlando had a city-proper population of 238,300, making it the 77th largest city in the United States, the fifth largest city in Florida, and the state's largest inland city.
The City of Orlando is nicknamed "The City Beautiful" and its symbol is the fountain at Lake Eola. Orlando is also known as "The Theme Park Capital of the World" and in 2014 its tourist attractions and events drew more than 62 million visitors.[10] The Orlando International Airport (MCO) is the thirteenth busiest airport in the United States and the 29th busiest in the world.[11] Buddy Dyer is Orlando's mayor.
As the most visited American city in 2009,[12] Orlando's famous attractions form the backbone of its tourism industry: Walt Disney World Resort, located approximately 21 miles (34 km) southwest of Downtown Orlando in Lake Buena Vista, opened by the Walt Disney Company in 1971; the Universal Orlando Resort, opened in 1999 as a major expansion of Universal Studios Florida; SeaWorld; Gatorland; and Wet 'n Wild. With the exception of Walt Disney World, most major attractions are located along International Drive. The city is also one of the busiest American cities for conferences and conventions.
Like other major cities in the Sun Belt, Orlando grew rapidly during the 1980s and into the first decade of the 21st century. Orlando is home to the University of Central Florida, which is the second-largest university campus in the United States in terms of enrollment as of 2012. In 2010, Orlando was listed as a "Gamma−" level of world-city in the World Cities Study Group’s inventory.[13] Orlando ranks as the fourth most popular American city based on where people want to live according to a 2009 Pew Research Center study.[14]
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You need to do most of this same drive at night & just before the traffic blocks go up in the heart of downtown its amazing how alive & crawling with people it is. Another nice long straight drive in Orlando is along International Drive not far from Universal Studios, never a dull moment in the City Beautiful
I want to see Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo NY
This is the most visited city in the United States, yet nobody visits the actual city. Everybody goes there for Disney and Universal..
George Kaftan I live in toledo love cedar point
luuchoo G I live in Orlando Florida
Orlando's economic engine are the attractions, but the cities heart and soul is outside of the attractions. The people that live in Orlando (many of which are people that work at the attractions) like the fact that [outside the airport and the attractions area] the city itself resembles more of a regular city like Jacksonville and Tampa.
Although Orlando is the #1 tourism destination in the country and has one of the biggest universities in the country, in many places it still very much has that back-woods southern feel and the people that live here love that.
@Jordan Tyler NYC and Chicago are the most visited cities in the United Sates.
@@jeffc1347 very true what you just said .
I moved to Orlando in 1998. God how I wish I had stayed. I really liked it there.
Beautiful and Clean City! Greetings from Toronto, Ontario!
+Bigmac 1915 I agree! Florida has a lot to offer! Thanks for sharing :)
+J Utah yes we do proud to be a Floridian
I love toronto lol...i lived in the buffalo rochester area and all my family is from buffalo...toronto is so clean
Look at all those perfectly smooth roads lmao. I’m from Massachusetts where all the roads look like the surface of the moon.
Amazing Downtown
I was there in early August. That was my first time visiting Florida. Liked Orlando a lot.
+david123321ism So many reasons to visit Florida!. Always enjoy traveling there. Thanks for commenting :)
Florida=the GOAT STATE
Very nice! I'm looking forward to be there!
I grew up in Orlando in the 1960-1970's. I recognized a few buildings, but for the most part - it looks completely different now. My Dad worked at the building next to the Orlando Sentinel Building from 1966-1973. Haven't been back to Orlando since 1987... wow
I'm from Orlando, and I love this city so much.
como estas
Blue Diamond haha funny you say that because I lived in San Diego for a few months and came back to Florida I'm about an hour and a half south of Orlando on the East Coast and about an hour and a half north of Miami ...Orlando ,Miami,tampa,lauderdale.. Florida in general is very diverse has all kinds of Hispanic Mexican and Salvadorian Puerto Rican Cuban Dominican we have a lot of Canadians a lot of northeastern's Florida is very laid-back in a sense but the people here compared to the the people California is almost the same except for the whole liberal thing but most people are laid back here it's a hit or miss and yes Florida has the most dangerous cities on the top 100 dangerous cities in America we have 11 here in Florida alone that's more than any other state
Blue Diamond I’ve lived in Orlando most of my life. And I’ve never really experienced racism at all. There’s plenty of Mexicans here. I’m Puerto Rican and Dominican myself and live in west Orlando. You may get a few stares every now and then. But Orlando is one of the most peaceful cities there are. I’ve been to Kissimmee a lot, and that’s where most of the Hispanic people live. It’s pretty relaxed over there. I’m happy with where I live although it tends to be more expensive in Orlando due to all of the tourists. But yeah, there’s beautiful people here lol, you’ve got the Brazilians, Colombians, Venezuelans, pretty much all of South America has plenty of people that live here.
Jayden W.
White People are better
Joe Gator You’re really showing how uneducated you are. It’s sad and it’s no wonder other countries view us the way they do.
Eu sou do Brasil, e adoro viajar para a cidade de Orlando
Loved this video and your other ones too.
Thanks for sharing! :)
Downtown is nice: a sort of a Mediterranean atmosphere! Thanks for loading
Born and Raised here. Have cruised these streets so many times. In the 90s there was still a lot of shops down Orange Ave, lotta bus trips on the Lynx down there to skate and just hang out.
i live here orlando as well thank you
The City Beautiful heading down Orange Ave by day but it's the totally hot & vibrant night scene that will truly captivate you again & again! The side streets like Wall & Church St are kin to being on Bourbon St in NOLA on weekends & so many great restaurants besides the bars & clubs. Lived & Loved it for 7 solid years hope to make it back some day to retire #LoveOrlando #SunshineStateLife #GoMagic #GoLions #GoPride #GoSolarBears #GoPredators
Damn that down town looks clean
Beautiful Florida!!!
how nice
So nice 👍👍
Looks nice
This will be my new home one day.
nice video, maybe next video lets get a real feel for Orlando's rush hour or where Orlando's hot spots tend to be for those who want to move out there and invest.
Superb city
Beautiful city
I'm planning on getting a second house in Orlando nice to see this great city
Ethan Knell ya must be some kind of big shot to afford another house 😂!
About 2 blocks west of Lake Eola, corner of Robinson and Magnolia is Epic Axe Throwing. A new spot for locals and travelers to enjoy axe throwing.
I´m going to be there soon!
At least there are people walking on the sidewalk. In Houston Texas you barely see people walking on the sidewalk. Only cars cars everywhere
They do
I liked of from can SEE this handsome city of from Orlando Florida, USA.!
@@honeycane8303 You are in what country guy?
I feel like Downtown Orlando should follow or mimic what downtown Bellevue WA did it's really amazing. Escpically near the Amway center area this would be big for Downtown Orlando. I understand about the airport being nearby but you can still make it work. I recommend everyone to see J Utah Belluvue video to see what I mean.
contrary to the belief of many, you don't need to drive faster or add music to your videos. These are a perfect resource and an alternative to the choppy street view driving experience for virtual tourism. I am doing a large tour of Florida cities for a photobook i am working on and am glad i was able to pull landmark notes from here beforehand. THANK YOU J UTAH!!
Don't people get bored of watching an hour of just driving regularly? Also, I feel like you might here more mutterings from the driver if you can hear the audio. I can see why people might like the regular speed of driving however. It is easier to look around and get a feel for what you're looking at, whereas sometimes when the driving is too fast, you miss out on the details. What about red lights? Do you like those or would you want those edited out?
HEY J gosh long time, was wondering what you're up to need to meet that new LOVE !! 😊
I enjoyed the drive around dntn Orlando, but if you ever go back, please drive by Lake Eola, or preferably, around it. That is a real landmark for people who grew up in that area, especially those of us who were there before Disney. I'm just a little bummed that I watched for 30+ minutes, and all the times you were almost there, or could easily have gone there, you turned, even when it was just to retrace your steps! Grrrrr-r-r-r-r, but in general, it was good.
Ooops, I spoke too soon! Glimpse near the end. Thank you.
I love Orlando I thought about living there but I don't think I'll ever get use to that traffic.
I'm curious - is The Colonial Plaza Mall still there off Colonial Drive??? I used to hang out in Jordan Marsh Dept. Store all the time, and used to work in The North Mall... waaaay back in 1976-1978.... what about Fashion Square Mall? Winter Park Mall? Altamonte Mall near Castleberry???
Parts of the Colonial Plaza are still there, Fashion Square is still there, WP mall unfortunately has been gone for a long time, and Florida Mall is still there.
Fashion Square and West Oaks are dead malls at this point. Somehow they are still operating but they are always empty.
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Ugh. I want to move to Orlando so fucking bad. But I'm stuck in Salt Lake, and hate it.
Marc Anthony He Went To The Marc Anthony Concert VIP We Love You Marc Anthony So Much
i’m from naples but i love orlando.
Left there in 1983
Around what time of the day was this? Streets are so empty!
Rishan Rao a weekday
looks like Sunday 11 am
Too bad you didnt drive down Central Blvd towards Thornton Park district. Thats one of the most active street downtown, with Lake Eola, condos, and boutique shops lined with over grown trees.
Can anyone help? I'm visiting Orlando next week and need some good places to visit in the city center and some good places to take photos of the downtown skyline from. Thank you in advance
JORDAN BEST1 was it fun? Sorry I couldn't answer.
The red traffic lights in the second part of this video are worse than in NYC. I mean, how often does the lady in the striped top passed you? Never expected that.
I live here
Sher Animations me too 30 years now
Brendan Oleary Lived there for 10 years and enjoyed it
buenas dias
amigos .
yo busquo amigos. 😃😃
Big nice green No have people
do you visit disneyworld and universial studios in orlando???
+The Biggest Controversy Have visited in the past. They are major attractions (some of the most visited attractions in the US). Would recommend!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourist_attractions_in_the_United_States
Disney is the most visited amusement park in the world
I live in Orlando downtown area
It's so sad that all almost buildings history is gone and lake eola area can't see so many building around that beautiful place to relax but no
More we don't Harding go der any
More cuz of homeless people
Sleeping there we go to other park
On Central Ave area
Stoplights of Orlando lol
Those two parks on Washington St
Needs to be
Two beautiful parks to go and Thornton Park area
I live in Michigan
we missed downtown
Usa Nice contry in the World
Big of a state Florida is all they got thus far is the heat and magic, for nba action.
Demasiado semáforos
🇺🇲l.love.love.america.and.you.thanks
How come the roads are almost empty is it Sunday morning.
+David Nixon I think this was a weekday morning? Definitely not as busy as most other times!
You didn't even come close to showing all of downtown.
not a ghost town, like detroit...
+Pablo Tupone Yes. Much different!
my moms said if you want go to and live in North America
you go to detroit
cause no one looking after you
@@thebiggestcontroversy5881 except all tose gngbangers and crackheads lol
Downtown Detroit's nice like this
Can anybody tell me how is Orlando comparing to Tampa ? Is it better ? Tampa is full of junks and dangerous, besides there is nothing to see in downtown, except the riverwalk.
tampa St. Pete area has a better job market...plus...tampa has the bay and is 20-30 minutes from the gulf. orlando is majority service sector jobs and nothing to do here locally..except the tourist traps/disney ...etc.
I visited Tampa last week and found it very nice city
Tampa >>> Orlando
I have lived in both and prefer living in Orlando over Tampa but it depends on what you're looking for. If you're into beach or being near the water Tampa is the way better option, but if you want to be next to lots of great attractions Orlando is the better route.
Someone referenced Orlando being mostly all low pay service economy and that is true, but Tampa isn't much different.
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Is it me or is there no people?
Bronco Alba everyone id at the themed parks lol
I'm sorry, I didn't know there was a heaven on Earth!?
American downtowns are very weird they are so empty. I guess americans dont have urban /caffe culture, everybody lives in suburbs.
klenezinjo true. that's why it's so depressing
That's not true friend, it just depends on where you are in the USA. Older cities, like in the Northeast or Midwest, tend to have stronger pedestrian cultures within a dense urban environment. Good examples are Jersey City, Cincinatti, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Baltimore, D.C etc. Orlando on the other hand, like a lot of cities in the Southeast, is a new city---only been around for about 50 years. Orlando grew when cars were already around so it has a very spread out nature.
Reed Arroyo Couldn't have said it better
Depends on the city. Large cities like NY, etc..
klenezinjo - American downtowns are basically just where all the office buildings are. People just go there during the week to work and then go back home to the suburbs.
Aint nothing like Florida city's
Larry Mandaville Florida's the best
Great city!, but you drive too slow..
+snoopymini No, I don't think he does. Time to enjoy the views! Anyway, you can speed up the video if that's too slow for you.
Add some music to your videos
adding music would take away from it.... you should wanna see and hear the city
Downtown Orlando is ugly, but Everywhere else in Orlando is Beauiful
So dead city !
Blu Sky he's driving on the middle of a weekday! Come on a weekend or at night and it's packed! Even during rush hour it's full of people!