Labor Day 2019 in Orlando

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Labor Day may mark the end of summer, but don’t let that get you down. In Orlando, the last days of the easy season also usher in something special. The hottest weather is cooling, the crowds are headed back to school and work, and it’s the time to experience this area at its best. Keep reading to find out what to do in Orlando for Labor Day.

Food and fantasy

Magical Dining Month with Orlando Official Visitor Center

August 23rd –  September 30th 

8102 International Drive  

Orlando, FL 32819 

(407) 363-5872 

September is Magical Dining Month, where champagne tastes can last on a beer budget. Indulge at the best restaurants in Orlando for a fixed price that’s easy on the wallet. Try the sleek elegance of The Boheme downtown or modern farm fare at Luma on Park.  

Epcot® International Food & Wine Festival

 

August 29th – November 23rd 

200 Epcot Center Drive 

Orlando, FL 32821 

(407) 939-5277 

Speaking of magic, pack your mouse ears and head to the kingdom for the Epcot® International Food & Wine Festival. This unique way to experience the park kicks off Labor Day weekend. Expect parties, wine pairings, all-ages festivals, and concert series, among other celebrations.  

Nature and nurture

Harry P. Leu Gardens

1920 North Forest Avenue 

Orlando, FL 32803 

(407) 246-2620 

Enjoy a relaxed day in the Harry P. Leu Gardens, Orlando’s botanical oasis. Entry is free on the first Monday of the month, including Labor Day. Enchanted Fairy Doors, an exhibit of tiny decorative doors, spread whimsy across the garden until September 30.  

Blue Spring State Park

2100 W. French Avenue

Orange City, FL

(386) 775-3663

Wekiwa Springs

1800 Wekiwa Circle

Apopka, FL 

(407) 884-2008

Rock Springs Run

30601 CR 433

Sorrento, FL 

(407) 884-2008

If the weather is still balmy, escape Orlando heat just outside the city. Central Florida Springs stand up to sweltering days, with water consistently in the low 70s and many non-aquatic places to explore. Try Blue Spring State Park, Wekiwa Springs, or Rock Springs (Bring your innertube for the ultimate in water relaxation).

Parties and people watching

Cocoa Beach NKF Office

August 30th – September 2nd 

401 Meade Avenue  

Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 

321-784-5661

Looking for a day party in Orlando? The 34th annual NKF Rich Salick Pro/AM Surf Festival on Cocoa Beach is just the fete to send the summer into the sunset. Taste offerings from top restaurants while taking in live music at the Taste of Brevard. Then cheer on your favs at the main event—the surfing competition.  

Raglan Road

August 30th – September 2nd 

1640 E Buena Vista Drive  

Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830  

(407) 938-0300  

If you wait all year for the Erin-go-Bragh revelry of St. Patrick’s Day, your wait will be over sooner than you think. Follow the luck of the Irish to Raglan Road’s Great Irish Hooley. Forget March, the best Irish party of the year takes place over Labor Day in Orlando.

Drinks and downtime

The Treehouse Orlando

68 E Pine Street 

Orlando, FL 32801 

(407) 205-2062

Labor Day is about honoring work and workers, so what better way to celebrate than taking it easy? Harken back to your pre-work childhood at The Treehouse Orlando. This tree-themed bar welcomes you with grass-lined stairs and woodsy décor. No work talk allowed.  

ICEBAR Orlando

8967 International Drive 

Orlando, FL 32819 

(407) 426-7555

When life stress boils over, keep your vacation chill. Nothing could be easier at ICEBAR Orlando. Leave it to sunny Orlando to host the largest permanent ice bar in the world. Over 70 tons of hand-carved ice (not to mention drinks that might be more at home poolside) make for the coolest night ever.

Cap your summer with a Labor Day trip to Orlando. The city and its surroundings offer spots to stay cool, beachy events to enjoy, and food festivals to keep you well fed. Leave the actual labor at home, and live the good life in Orlando.