What else to do in Orlando
Sometimes, families come to Orlando for one of the big parks, but they want to explore other fun things to do. This clip is from the Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show at WonderWorks (I also recommend the museum here). It gets laughs across age groups and is a fun blend of comedy and magic. The dinner includes unlimited food and drinks (pizza, salad, dessert and both alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks) with additional food and specialty drinks you can purchase.
Allergy note: they do make gluten free pizza and have a gluten free dessert option and can accommodate other restrictions as well!
One of my tips for Disneyland is that, even if you can't afford to stay at the Grand Californian (or do not want to), it is a fantastic place to visit. There is a cozy fireplace, and there is often live entertainment! He had been playing a Star Wars song right before this, but I didn't capture it in time! I also love this resort because of its not so secret entrance to California Adventure (as an entrance, it is designed for resort guests).
Sea World has several experiences you can book to spend more time with the animals. This family was getting to “reel-in” a dolphin.
Biergarten
We really enjoyed dining at Biergarten. This dining experience is great for young families because they encourage little ones (and enthusiastic adults) to get into the action!