What to See and Do Around the Four Seasons Orlando

If you’ve just checked into the Four Seasons Resort Orlando and you’re ready to soak it all in, this one’s for you. Whether you’re craving calm after a theme-park whirlwind or just want to elevate your stay, here’s your guide to making every moment feel special.

Explore the five-acre water park + lazy river

First off, the resort isn’t just a place to sleep, the grounds are a destination in themselves. There’s a five-acre water park, complete with slides, splash zones, and a winding lazy river. 
Bring with you a good book, a loose schedule, and zero expectations. Float away. Sit by the pool while your mind wanders. Let the palm trees lean over you. It’s exactly the kind of “doing nothing” that actually feels like something.

Get a solo session with Aescape (robot-powered massage experience)

While you’re on the resort grounds, treat your body kindly. Aescape offers a self-guided, solo massage session where you select your focus areas, pick what pressure works for you, and your body gets to reset in a judgment-free space. You settle in, and the system adapts in real time. I mention it here because this kind of wellness moment is perfect in the middle of a busy weekend: a little pause that recalibrates.

Go golfing, try the spa or Disney nearby

If you’ve still got energy and want to stretch into something a little longer:

• There’s an 18-hole Tom Fazio-designed golf course just for this resort. 

• Maybe the spa at the resort is calling your name.

• Or if you’re in kind of a “yes let’s be spontaneous” mood, hop over to one of the nearby parks of Walt Disney World Resort, right in the resort’s orbit. 

The trick is: you don’t have to commit all day. A couple of hours, then migrate back to something slower (maybe the poolside with a cocktail) sets the rhythm right.

Because sometimes the most memorable stays aren’t just the headline experiences. They’re the in-between, the small decisions: float now, book later, wander when you feel like it.