Things to Do in Orlando in March 2027

March is the perfect time to visit Orlando, FL! Enjoy a fun Spring Break or just have a March family vacation with plenty of amazing activities and attractions to fill your itinerary with. Guests will be able to see a show at Pirates Dinner Adventure, solve a mystery at Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Theatre, visit SeaWorld, or take a dream Disney vacation. Don't miss out!

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Top Things To Do In Orlando in March
Mar 1, 2027 to Mar 31, 2027
Full-Day Trip to Key West from Sunny Isles
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March is a fantastic time to experience the Kennedy Space Center near Orlando. As spring begins, Florida’s weather is pleasantly warm and comfortable—ideal for exploring outdoor attractions. The crowds are lighter compared to peak summer, so you'll enjoy shorter lines and a more relaxed visit. March often features special exhibits and possible rocket launches, offering memorable, once-in-a-lifetime moments. Plus, budding gardens and longer daylight hours make sightseeing even more delightful throughout the space center campus.

Mar 1, 2027 to Mar 31, 2027
Orlando Starflyer Ride
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Visiting the Orlando StarFlyer in March offers perfect weather for an exhilarating experience. Escape the brutal summer heat and enjoy milder temperatures while soaring 450 feet above the city. With shorter lines than peak season, you’ll spend less time waiting and more time flying. March’s clear skies offer stunning views of Orlando’s skyline, making it an ideal month for this thrilling ride. Don’t miss this unforgettable adventure while the weather is perfect!

Mar 2, 2027 to Mar 31, 2027
Polynesian Luau & Fire Dinner Show Orlando
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As a travel writer, March is a terrific time to visit the Polynesian Luau Fire Dinner Show at the Orlando Forum. The weather in Florida is incredibly comfortable during this period, offering an ideal setting for an evening of outdoor entertainment. This immersive event showcases authentic Polynesian culture, from mouthwatering cuisine to thrilling fire dances. It's a mesmerizing experience that combines delicious food, vibrant performances, and mild temperatures in March, making this the perfect month for a visit.

Mar 1, 2027 to Mar 31, 2027
Clear Canoeing at Silver Springs
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March is the ideal time to experience the spectacular clear canoeing at Silver Springs, Orlando. The pleasant, spring weather provides perfect conditions to marvel at nature’s underwater miracles showcased through crystal clear canoe bottoms. Encounter a stunning array of florals, exotic birds, and indigenous creatures while floating above the vibrant, teeming underwater world. A memorable journey that combines breathtaking visibility, bountiful wildlife, and the tranquility of the shimmering springs. A must-have adventure for nature enthusiasts.

Mar 1, 2027 to Mar 31, 2027
Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral
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In March, the weather at Florida's Kennedy Space Center is ideal, neither too hot nor too cold, which makes exploring the complex comfortable. Besides the regular insightful exhibits, March offers a chance to see the "Hubble Space Telescope: Cosmic Origins" exhibit. There are likely opportunities to meet an astronaut or view rocket launches too. This month is also generally less crowded, ensuring a more personalized and relaxed experience. Be set to explore the cosmos in March!
Mar 29, 2027 to Mar 31, 2027
Medieval Times Dinner Show in Orlando
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March is an ideal month to visit the Medieval Times Dinner Show in Orlando. With comfortable weather, you can fully enjoy this immersive experience. The show offers thrilling jousting tournaments and captivating medieval storytelling, all in a castle-inspired setting. Delight in a hearty four-course meal served as you cheer on knights. Plus, lighter crowds in March offer a more personalized experience, making it a unique and entertaining way to explore Orlando's historical-themed attractions.


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