Turn the Orlando Road Trip into a Family Scavenger Hunt
Orlando vacations include more driving than many families expect. Airport transfers, grocery runs, parks and day trips all create time in the car. A simple observation game can make those drives part of the vacation instead of dead time.
Orlando vacations include more driving than many families expect. Airport transfers, grocery runs, parks and day trips all create time in the car. A simple observation game can make those drives part of the vacation instead of dead time.
Build the list around Florida, not brands
Look for palm trees, lakes, birds, orange-themed signs, bridges, murals, boats and different license plates. Children can participate without needing to recognize every attraction logo.
Keep the game cooperative
A shared family list creates conversation; a hyper-competitive scoring system can create arguments before the group reaches the destination.
Use longer drives for geography
On a beach or Tampa day trip, show children the route and explain which coast, lake or city they are approaching.
Stop the game when the driver needs quiet
The driver’s attention comes first. Games should never encourage shouting, reaching across seats or asking the driver to look for objects.
Turn the guide into your next step.
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