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Here at Toyota of Orlando, we always get excited about the SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) show. It takes place in Las Vegas at the convention center every year and allows automotive manufacturers to showcase not only exciting up-and-coming models but also concepts that they have tucked in their back pockets for possible production later. Every single year brings something new, and car enthusiasts get hyped about the possibilities. 2022 was no exception - see what Toyota rolled out for SEMA this year below! Before we get into the individual new Toyota models and concepts, here are some highlights from the show: Toyota announced the world debut of an all-new model on their trucks and SUVs - Trailhunter. This special new grade will be outfitted with overlanding components, reinforcements, and functionality, all from the Toyota factory. Toyota also announced its Associated Accessory Program (AAP), which is a new program designed to give customers a more seamless way to accessorize their Toyotas. AAP will offer parts, components, and accessories not only from Toyota but also from its trusted partners to ensure there's a large selection of options. Even better, customers will be able to roll the cost of the accessories into the overall payment plan for the vehicle. Now let's talk about the new Toyotas featured at the show. Here's the rundown of the 13 special builds that were introduced: The GR Corolla Rally Concept: This Toyota Motorsports Garage concept is a sports car designed for a rally race - it's a six-speed manual turbocharged hot hatch with all-wheel drive and a sporty new exterior that also offers functionality via rally car body work. The GR86 Daily Drifter: If you want a daily driver that can also hit the track, this new Toyota is your dream come true. It was designed to offer the best of both worlds and bring a race vehicle within reach of the average motorsports enthusiast (aka not break the bank). With a supercharger, cat-back performance exhaust, a StopTech Big Brake kit, and a roll cage, it does just that. The 10-Second Twins: This pair of GR Supra sports cars were designed to hit a quarter-mile in ten seconds... and they do, thanks to a Pure Turbo single turbo and two CSF high-performance intercoolers. Those features combined with a few other tweaks resulted in 620 horsepower and 590 lb-ft torque. The 2023 Simba Sequoia and Orion Tundra by X Overland: I f you've never seen the TV series Expedition Overland, watch it. Rachelle and Clay Croft - who established the company in 2010 - designed two special new Toyotas that are perfect for overlanding. The Simba Sequoia boasts a compression damping electronic valve suspension system, as well as a 12,000 lb winch, a custom rear steel bumper with dual swing outs, rock climbers, skid plates, and Rigid rock lights. The Orion Tundra showcases upgraded front and rear shocks, MaxTrax recovery boards, a heavy-duty winch, Rigid rock lights/fog lights/light kits, skid plates, side steps, and rock sliders. The Ultimate Overlanding Sequoia TRD Off-Road: Looking for the best way to get off the beaten path? Pray this new Toyota makes it into production. This upgraded Sequoia offers a three-inch lift, increased departure/approach angles, new Bead Grip Method Race Wheels with Open Country tires, skid plates, rock sliders, front and rear bumpers with swingouts, traction boards, a Warn VR Evo 12-S winch, an onboard air tank, and a digital inflator (just to name a few things). The Sequoia TRD Pro Adventurer: Westcott Designs helped design this off-road-ready version of the new Toyota Sequoia, adding features like a three-inch lift kit, Camburg Racing upper control and trailing arms, Nitto Recon Grapplers A/T tires, Rigid industries light bar/fog lights/ditch light/ADAPT lights, rock sliders, a rear hatch ladder, a hitch-mounted rack, and low-profile roof racks. The GR86 Cup Car and GR Corolla Official NASA Pace Car: The GR86 Cup Car will serve as the vehicle for the GR Cup racing series, and the GR Corolla Official NASA Pace Car is fresh off its pacing duties at the 2022 NASA National Championships. The GR86 Cup Car features track-inspired engineering and elements like Bosch engine management, a custom Borla exhaust, a SADEV 6-speed sequential transmission, adjustable JRI shocks, a roll cage, and Stratasys custom bodywork. The GR Corolla Official NASA Pace Car is turbocharged, all-wheel drive, and sports red, white, and black graphics inspired by Toyota motorsports and endurance racing. The FJ49, Megatourer, and Supertourer (aka the Black Truck): Patriot Campers did three separate builds for SEMA 2022, and designed them to be suitable for off-roading and overlanding in Australia. The FJ49 is a 1977 FJ45 with modern tech and components like custom coil spring suspension, custom flares/bars/tow bar, a Warn winch, LED driving lights and light bars, and an exo cage. The interior was kept retro to match the vibe. The Supertourer is a Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series GLX that's had its frame extended 11.8". It showcases engine, suspension, tire, and wheel upgrades, as well as a full camper suite that includes a kitchenette, a slide-out fridge, air compressor, water tank, pop-up tent with platform, and nav/communications system. The Megatourer uses a 1979 Land Cruiser 79 Series chassis with an extra axle and wheels to accommodate a camper suite; it offers features like an Airbag Man custom air ride system, 8" of lift, an upgraded turbocharger for the 4.2L inline 6 engine, and an air snorkel kit. Have more questions about what went on at SEMA 2022 or any of the new Toyotas featured? Call us today! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we're conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

Here at Toyota of Orlando, we always get excited about the SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) show. It takes place in Las Vegas at the convention center every year and allows automotive manufacturers to showcase not only exciting up-and-coming models but also concepts that they have tucked in their back pockets for possible production later. Every single year brings something new, and car enthusiasts get hyped about the possibilities. 2022 was no exception - see what Toyota rolled out for SEMA this year below! Before we get into the individual new Toyota models and concepts, here are some highlights from the show: Toyota announced the world debut of an all-new model on their trucks and SUVs - Trailhunter. This special new grade will be outfitted with overlanding components, reinforcements, and functionality, all from the Toyota factory. Toyota also announced its Associated Accessory Program (AAP), which is a new program designed to give customers a more seamless way to accessorize their Toyotas. AAP will offer parts, components, and accessories not only from Toyota but also from its trusted partners to ensure there's a large selection of options. Even better, customers will be able to roll the cost of the accessories into the overall payment plan for the vehicle. Now let's talk about the new Toyotas featured at the show. Here's the rundown of the 13 special builds that were introduced: The GR Corolla Rally Concept: This Toyota Motorsports Garage concept is a sports car designed for a rally race - it's a six-speed manual turbocharged hot hatch with all-wheel drive and a sporty new exterior that also offers functionality via rally car body work. The GR86 Daily Drifter: If you want a daily driver that can also hit the track, this new Toyota is your dream come true. It was designed to offer the best of both worlds and bring a race vehicle within reach of the average motorsports enthusiast (aka not break the bank). With a supercharger, cat-back performance exhaust, a StopTech Big Brake kit, and a roll cage, it does just that. The 10-Second Twins: This pair of GR Supra sports cars were designed to hit a quarter-mile in ten seconds... and they do, thanks to a Pure Turbo single turbo and two CSF high-performance intercoolers. Those features combined with a few other tweaks resulted in 620 horsepower and 590 lb-ft torque. The 2023 Simba Sequoia and Orion Tundra by X Overland: I f you've never seen the TV series Expedition Overland, watch it. Rachelle and Clay Croft - who established the company in 2010 - designed two special new Toyotas that are perfect for overlanding. The Simba Sequoia boasts a compression damping electronic valve suspension system, as well as a 12,000 lb winch, a custom rear steel bumper with dual swing outs, rock climbers, skid plates, and Rigid rock lights. The Orion Tundra showcases upgraded front and rear shocks, MaxTrax recovery boards, a heavy-duty winch, Rigid rock lights/fog lights/light kits, skid plates, side steps, and rock sliders. The Ultimate Overlanding Sequoia TRD Off-Road: Looking for the best way to get off the beaten path? Pray this new Toyota makes it into production. This upgraded Sequoia offers a three-inch lift, increased departure/approach angles, new Bead Grip Method Race Wheels with Open Country tires, skid plates, rock sliders, front and rear bumpers with swingouts, traction boards, a Warn VR Evo 12-S winch, an onboard air tank, and a digital inflator (just to name a few things). The Sequoia TRD Pro Adventurer: Westcott Designs helped design this off-road-ready version of the new Toyota Sequoia, adding features like a three-inch lift kit, Camburg Racing upper control and trailing arms, Nitto Recon Grapplers A/T tires, Rigid industries light bar/fog lights/ditch light/ADAPT lights, rock sliders, a rear hatch ladder, a hitch-mounted rack, and low-profile roof racks. The GR86 Cup Car and GR Corolla Official NASA Pace Car: The GR86 Cup Car will serve as the vehicle for the GR Cup racing series, and the GR Corolla Official NASA Pace Car is fresh off its pacing duties at the 2022 NASA National Championships. The GR86 Cup Car features track-inspired engineering and elements like Bosch engine management, a custom Borla exhaust, a SADEV 6-speed sequential transmission, adjustable JRI shocks, a roll cage, and Stratasys custom bodywork. The GR Corolla Official NASA Pace Car is turbocharged, all-wheel drive, and sports red, white, and black graphics inspired by Toyota motorsports and endurance racing. The FJ49, Megatourer, and Supertourer (aka the Black Truck): Patriot Campers did three separate builds for SEMA 2022, and designed them to be suitable for off-roading and overlanding in Australia. The FJ49 is a 1977 FJ45 with modern tech and components like custom coil spring suspension, custom flares/bars/tow bar, a Warn winch, LED driving lights and light bars, and an exo cage. The interior was kept retro to match the vibe. The Supertourer is a Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series GLX that's had its frame extended 11.8". It showcases engine, suspension, tire, and wheel upgrades, as well as a full camper suite that includes a kitchenette, a slide-out fridge, air compressor, water tank, pop-up tent with platform, and nav/communications system. The Megatourer uses a 1979 Land Cruiser 79 Series chassis with an extra axle and wheels to accommodate a camper suite; it offers features like an Airbag Man custom air ride system, 8" of lift, an upgraded turbocharger for the 4.2L inline 6 engine, and an air snorkel kit. Have more questions about what went on at SEMA 2022 or any of the new Toyotas featured? Call us today! Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500 and we're conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

The 2023 Toyota GR Supra is finally headed to Toyota of Orlando and we can't wait to get behind the wheel. It's promising a new manual transmission, a special A91 limited edition model, and the same heart-pounding performance that it's brought to the table in past model years. Here are the 2023 Toyota GR Supra specs you can expect when it arrives - don't hesitate to head down to our Orlando Toyota dealership to get your hands on one! Explore the 2023 Toyota GR Supra Specs with us Performance We'll start with the reason you'd buy a 2023 Toyota GR Supra in the first place: its performance. This track-ready sports car has speed, handling, and at the same time, fuel efficiency to add to the mix. Here are some of the highlights: A 2.0L Twin-Scroll Single-Turbo Inline 4-cylinder engine that puts out 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft of torque 0-60 mph in 3.9 seconds A top track speed of 155 mph A direct injection fuel system The option of an 8-speed automatic transmission with intelligence and paddle shifters OR a 6-speed intelligent manual transmission A front-engine, rear-wheel drive drivetrain setup Launch Control to get you that quick acceleration from a standing start Active rear sport differential Double-joint-type MacPherson strut front suspension and Multi-link independent rear suspension, or Adaptive Variable Sport Suspension Hollow front and rear stabilizer bars Sport-calibrated electric power steering And to cap it off, the 2023 Toyota GR Supra in Orlando gets between 26-27 mpg combined depending on the model you choose. Aesthetics The 2023 Toyota GR Supra is built for performance, but that doesn't mean it lacks in style. Here are some of the aesthetic elements we love about this Orlnado Toyota sports car: 18" or 19" alloy wheels in Frozen Gunmetal Gray or 10-spoke wheels with dual tone finish LED headlights, taillights, and Daytime Running Lights Dual rear exhaust with polished or brushed stainless steel exhaust tips Matte-black or gloss-black outside mirrors Seven paint colors including options like CU Later Gray, Renaissance Red 2.0, Nitro Yellow, Stratosphere, and Absolute Zero Black leather or Alcantara leather-trimmed sport seats A black leather-wrapped steering wheel A carbon fiber interior trim Technology Now let's talk tech. Performance is exciting and style is an added bonus, but no matter what you're driving you want connectivity and efficiency on your side. The Orlando Toyota GR Supra delivers with features like: An auto-dimming rearview mirror with garage door opener A full-color Head Up Display The Smart Key System remote keyless entry system with Push Button Start Qi-compatible wireless charging A 10-speaker or 12-speaker audio system with JBL HiFi surround sound options An 8.8-in. display screen with Supra Command, which gives you access to Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, navigation, and Bluetooth streaming Toyota Supra Connect with Emergency Calling, Remote-Control Lock/Ventilation, Real-Time Traffic Info, Map Updates, and Toyota Supra Online Plus, every 2023 Toyota GR Supra owner gets a complimentary 1-year National Auto Sport Association (NASA) membership, including one free High-Performance Driving Experience. See all the 2023 Toyota GR Supra specs in person today Ready to get your hands on this Orlando Toyota? See all of the 2023 Toyota GR Supra specs in person - visit us today! Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. Call us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

The 2023 Toyota GR Supra is finally headed to Toyota of Orlando and we can't wait to get behind the wheel. It's promising a new manual transmission, a special A91 limited edition model, and the same heart-pounding performance that it's brought to the table in past model years. Here are the 2023 Toyota GR Supra specs you can expect when it arrives - don't hesitate to head down to our Orlando Toyota dealership to get your hands on one! Explore the 2023 Toyota GR Supra Specs with us Performance We'll start with the reason you'd buy a 2023 Toyota GR Supra in the first place: its performance. This track-ready sports car has speed, handling, and at the same time, fuel efficiency to add to the mix. Here are some of the highlights: A 2.0L Twin-Scroll Single-Turbo Inline 4-cylinder engine that puts out 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft of torque 0-60 mph in 3.9 seconds A top track speed of 155 mph A direct injection fuel system The option of an 8-speed automatic transmission with intelligence and paddle shifters OR a 6-speed intelligent manual transmission A front-engine, rear-wheel drive drivetrain setup Launch Control to get you that quick acceleration from a standing start Active rear sport differential Double-joint-type MacPherson strut front suspension and Multi-link independent rear suspension, or Adaptive Variable Sport Suspension Hollow front and rear stabilizer bars Sport-calibrated electric power steering And to cap it off, the 2023 Toyota GR Supra in Orlando gets between 26-27 mpg combined depending on the model you choose. Aesthetics The 2023 Toyota GR Supra is built for performance, but that doesn't mean it lacks in style. Here are some of the aesthetic elements we love about this Orlnado Toyota sports car: 18" or 19" alloy wheels in Frozen Gunmetal Gray or 10-spoke wheels with dual tone finish LED headlights, taillights, and Daytime Running Lights Dual rear exhaust with polished or brushed stainless steel exhaust tips Matte-black or gloss-black outside mirrors Seven paint colors including options like CU Later Gray, Renaissance Red 2.0, Nitro Yellow, Stratosphere, and Absolute Zero Black leather or Alcantara leather-trimmed sport seats A black leather-wrapped steering wheel A carbon fiber interior trim Technology Now let's talk tech. Performance is exciting and style is an added bonus, but no matter what you're driving you want connectivity and efficiency on your side. The Orlando Toyota GR Supra delivers with features like: An auto-dimming rearview mirror with garage door opener A full-color Head Up Display The Smart Key System remote keyless entry system with Push Button Start Qi-compatible wireless charging A 10-speaker or 12-speaker audio system with JBL HiFi surround sound options An 8.8-in. display screen with Supra Command, which gives you access to Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, navigation, and Bluetooth streaming Toyota Supra Connect with Emergency Calling, Remote-Control Lock/Ventilation, Real-Time Traffic Info, Map Updates, and Toyota Supra Online Plus, every 2023 Toyota GR Supra owner gets a complimentary 1-year National Auto Sport Association (NASA) membership, including one free High-Performance Driving Experience. See all the 2023 Toyota GR Supra specs in person today Ready to get your hands on this Orlando Toyota? See all of the 2023 Toyota GR Supra specs in person - visit us today! Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road. Call us seven days a week at (407) 298-4500!

Just when you thought the sporty new Toyota Corolla Hybrid couldn't get any cooler... it does. Not only is it rocking a price REDUCTION for the new 2023 model year, but it's also introducing a brand-new special edition and two new trim levels to the lineup. Toyota of Orlando is here with the info - the all-new Infrared special edition is coming in hot. What's new on the 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid? Let's start with the best news - the price reduction. The 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid will actually be $1,250 cheaper than the previous model year. Here are some of the other highlights coming in the 2023 model year: An all-new XLE grade will be added to the hybrid lineup for the first time ever. Additionally,  LE AWD and SE AWD grades will be added, expanding Toyota's selection of AWD vehicles even further. All 2023 Toyota Corolla models will be upgraded to Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, which includes new features like Proactive Driving Assist, Obstacle Anticipation Assist, and Deceleration Assist. All 2023 Toyota Corolla models will also come with a new 8" high-resolution touchscreen audio system, as well as wireless Apple CarPlay, wireless Android Auto, and two rear-seat USB-C ports to up the total ports to four. The new SE model will include the Smart Key System, enhanced Sport driving mode, and red interior accents to replace the blue. And finally, all 2023 Toyota Corolla models will offer Safety Connect and Service Connect with up to 10-year trial subscriptions. Now let's talk Infrared. This brand-new special edition is coming to the 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid lineup and will be featured on the SE trim in both FWD and AWD models. Here's what you can expect from this Orlando Toyota: Sport suspension and Electronic Power Steering A unique red trim both inside and outside of the vehicle Exclusive paint colors including Midnight Black Metallic, Ice Cap, and Underground (and the red accents truly stand out on these colors) 18" Gloss Graphite-colored alloy wheels A red-stitched shifter handle, floor mats, and door trim The SE model is already sporty, and this new special edition kicks things up a notch. If you want to put one in the driveway, don't delay - it won't be around forever. What else can you expect when you drive home a new 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid? We're here for elements like: A combined fuel efficiency of 44 mpg - talk about fuel savings Electric on-demand All-Wheel Drive, which means less front wheel slipping (and faster starts) as well as better handling in corners thanks to reduced understeer A spacious cabin despite the hybrid drivetrain - the battery is placed under the rear seat to allow the same seating capacity, and you can still fold the rear seats down for expanded cargo space EV mode, which allows you to operate your Orlando Toyota as an electric vehicle for short distances depending on battery charge levels The next-gen Toyota Audio Multimedia System with Over-the-Air updates, Cloud Navigation, Destination Assist, and Intelligent Assistant Get your hands on a 2023 Orlando Toyota Corolla Ready to get your hands on the new 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid? Call Toyota of Orlando today. We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500; you can also swing by and see us in person at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

Just when you thought the sporty new Toyota Corolla Hybrid couldn't get any cooler... it does. Not only is it rocking a price REDUCTION for the new 2023 model year, but it's also introducing a brand-new special edition and two new trim levels to the lineup. Toyota of Orlando is here with the info - the all-new Infrared special edition is coming in hot. What's new on the 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid? Let's start with the best news - the price reduction. The 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid will actually be $1,250 cheaper than the previous model year. Here are some of the other highlights coming in the 2023 model year: An all-new XLE grade will be added to the hybrid lineup for the first time ever. Additionally,  LE AWD and SE AWD grades will be added, expanding Toyota's selection of AWD vehicles even further. All 2023 Toyota Corolla models will be upgraded to Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, which includes new features like Proactive Driving Assist, Obstacle Anticipation Assist, and Deceleration Assist. All 2023 Toyota Corolla models will also come with a new 8" high-resolution touchscreen audio system, as well as wireless Apple CarPlay, wireless Android Auto, and two rear-seat USB-C ports to up the total ports to four. The new SE model will include the Smart Key System, enhanced Sport driving mode, and red interior accents to replace the blue. And finally, all 2023 Toyota Corolla models will offer Safety Connect and Service Connect with up to 10-year trial subscriptions. Now let's talk Infrared. This brand-new special edition is coming to the 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid lineup and will be featured on the SE trim in both FWD and AWD models. Here's what you can expect from this Orlando Toyota: Sport suspension and Electronic Power Steering A unique red trim both inside and outside of the vehicle Exclusive paint colors including Midnight Black Metallic, Ice Cap, and Underground (and the red accents truly stand out on these colors) 18" Gloss Graphite-colored alloy wheels A red-stitched shifter handle, floor mats, and door trim The SE model is already sporty, and this new special edition kicks things up a notch. If you want to put one in the driveway, don't delay - it won't be around forever. What else can you expect when you drive home a new 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid? We're here for elements like: A combined fuel efficiency of 44 mpg - talk about fuel savings Electric on-demand All-Wheel Drive, which means less front wheel slipping (and faster starts) as well as better handling in corners thanks to reduced understeer A spacious cabin despite the hybrid drivetrain - the battery is placed under the rear seat to allow the same seating capacity, and you can still fold the rear seats down for expanded cargo space EV mode, which allows you to operate your Orlando Toyota as an electric vehicle for short distances depending on battery charge levels The next-gen Toyota Audio Multimedia System with Over-the-Air updates, Cloud Navigation, Destination Assist, and Intelligent Assistant Get your hands on a 2023 Orlando Toyota Corolla Ready to get your hands on the new 2023 Toyota Corolla Hybrid? Call Toyota of Orlando today. We're open seven days a week at (407) 298-4500; you can also swing by and see us in person at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall.

When you hear the word "hybrid", you probably don't associate it with powerful towing capability. However, if you're behind the wheel of the 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max, you should. This powerful truck can tow up to 10,340 lbs. without batting an eye. But how does it manage that with a hybrid system under the hood? Toyota of Orlando is here to explain. The 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max towing capacity, explained What makes the 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max towing capacity so high despite the fact that it's a hybrid? Well, the hybrid system itself, actually. This powerful new Toyota truck has a 3.4L Twin-Turbo V6 hybrid engine under the hood. This means that it gets 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque. Believe it or not, that's over 100 more horsepower and lb-ft torque than the V6 internal combustion engine models. Although it's a hybrid, it still has incredible power. Additionally, in the new 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max the electric motor is located between the engine and the transmission. This means power is transferred quickly and efficiently, giving you instant horsepower and torque to get where you need to go. All of that horsepower and torque means it's a perfect option for towing heavy loads behind you. And when you factor in all of the towing features that this Orlando Toyota offers, it makes it even fitter for the job. Here's what you can expect in terms of towing tech: A Class IV towing hitch receiver and wiring harness with a 7-pin/4-pin connector, which means the truck can calculate the length without any info from the driver Integrated Trailer Brake Controller with a multi-information display screen, trailer brake type, gain, and manual trailer brake output controls Trailer backup guide system with Straight Path Assist Trailer Sway Control TOW/HAUL drive modes Heated tow mirrors with Blind Spot Monitor and Panoramic View Monitor Basically, whether you need to tow a small trailer or a big boat, you're in good hands if you're driving the Orlando Toyota Tundra. What makes this Orlando Toyota truck so perfect for towing and off-roading? Towing isn't the only excellent performance feature that the new 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max has on its side. Here are some of the other highlights you'll have access to: 4WDemand part-time 4-wheel drive with automatic limited-slip differential D-4ST direct-injection and port-injection fuel system Multi-terrain Select, which helps you regulate wheelspin based on the terrain you're driving on CRAWL Control, which helps you throttle and brake in five low-speed settings to tackle tough terrain Downhill Assist Control to get you through steep downhill descents with ease TRD Pro off-road suspension for superior handling on rough roads, OR Adaptive Variable Suspension, which has built-in actuators that adjust damping for enhanced towing stability OR Load-Leveling Rear Height Control Air Suspension, which automatically adjusts the height of the rear of the truck to keep the car leveled when you're towing or hauling heavy loads Ready to see the 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max towing capacity for yourself? Visit Toyota of Orlando today. We're conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

When you hear the word "hybrid", you probably don't associate it with powerful towing capability. However, if you're behind the wheel of the 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max, you should. This powerful truck can tow up to 10,340 lbs. without batting an eye. But how does it manage that with a hybrid system under the hood? Toyota of Orlando is here to explain. The 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max towing capacity, explained What makes the 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max towing capacity so high despite the fact that it's a hybrid? Well, the hybrid system itself, actually. This powerful new Toyota truck has a 3.4L Twin-Turbo V6 hybrid engine under the hood. This means that it gets 437 horsepower and 583 lb-ft of torque. Believe it or not, that's over 100 more horsepower and lb-ft torque than the V6 internal combustion engine models. Although it's a hybrid, it still has incredible power. Additionally, in the new 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max the electric motor is located between the engine and the transmission. This means power is transferred quickly and efficiently, giving you instant horsepower and torque to get where you need to go. All of that horsepower and torque means it's a perfect option for towing heavy loads behind you. And when you factor in all of the towing features that this Orlando Toyota offers, it makes it even fitter for the job. Here's what you can expect in terms of towing tech: A Class IV towing hitch receiver and wiring harness with a 7-pin/4-pin connector, which means the truck can calculate the length without any info from the driver Integrated Trailer Brake Controller with a multi-information display screen, trailer brake type, gain, and manual trailer brake output controls Trailer backup guide system with Straight Path Assist Trailer Sway Control TOW/HAUL drive modes Heated tow mirrors with Blind Spot Monitor and Panoramic View Monitor Basically, whether you need to tow a small trailer or a big boat, you're in good hands if you're driving the Orlando Toyota Tundra. What makes this Orlando Toyota truck so perfect for towing and off-roading? Towing isn't the only excellent performance feature that the new 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max has on its side. Here are some of the other highlights you'll have access to: 4WDemand part-time 4-wheel drive with automatic limited-slip differential D-4ST direct-injection and port-injection fuel system Multi-terrain Select, which helps you regulate wheelspin based on the terrain you're driving on CRAWL Control, which helps you throttle and brake in five low-speed settings to tackle tough terrain Downhill Assist Control to get you through steep downhill descents with ease TRD Pro off-road suspension for superior handling on rough roads, OR Adaptive Variable Suspension, which has built-in actuators that adjust damping for enhanced towing stability OR Load-Leveling Rear Height Control Air Suspension, which automatically adjusts the height of the rear of the truck to keep the car leveled when you're towing or hauling heavy loads Ready to see the 2023 Toyota Tundra iForce Max towing capacity for yourself? Visit Toyota of Orlando today. We're conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

We're all excited about the 2023 Toyota GR Supra making its way to Toyota of Orlando, and we all know why - it's finally going to be available in a manual transmission, answering the demands of fans all over the world who were upset when it initially came out in an automatic model. But now we've got even bigger news... the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT special edition is coming soon. We've got the details! What's new on the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT Let's start with performance. Here's what you can expect from the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT: Obviously (judging by the MT in the name), this new Toyota will come in a manual transmission. More specifically, it has a 6-speed intelligent manual transmission (iMT). It has a 3.0L twin-scroll single turbo inline V6 engine under the hood, which means 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft torque. Plus, it's a front-engine rear-wheel drive car, which means it has a lot of get-up-and-g0. It's estimated that the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT 0-60 mph rate is just 4.2 seconds. Its top track speed is 155 mph and it uses a direct injection fuel system, active rear sport differential, adaptive variable sport suspension system, and sport-calibrated electric power steering. You'll find Brembo fixed-caliper disc brakes under the hood (and they're painted red with silver TOYOTA logos on them). What about aesthetics? The 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT will pack a punch when it arrives at Toyota of Orlando, showcasing features like: 19" frozen gunmetal gray forged aluminum wheels A unique red Supra badge Matte-black outside mirrors Auto-leveling LED headlights, taillights, and daytime running lights Dual rear exhaust with polished stainless steel tips An aerodynamic underbody panel An Alcantara shift knob Your choice of Cognac or Hazelnut leather-trimmed seats Carbon fiber interior trim And paint colors like Matte White and CU Later Gray. It's not lacking in terms of tech, either. This new Orlando Toyota sports car is decked out with the features you need to stay connected and efficient, like: A full-color Head-Up Display The Smart Key System remote keyless entry with push-button start An auto-dimming rearview mirror with garage door opener Qi wireless charging tray A 12-speaker JBL HiFi Surround Sound System with an 8.8" touchscreen interface, Supra Command, navigation, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, Apple CarPlay, voice recognition, and USB/Bluetooth connectivity Toyota Supra Connect with emergency calling, remote-control lock/ventilation, real-time traffic, map updates, and Toyota Supra Online A backup camera with parking aid lines Hill Start Assist Control The Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Lane Departure Warning with Steering Assist And to cap it all off, you'll get a complimentary 1-year National Auto Sport Association membership, which includes one free high-performance driving experience. Only 500 of these models will be produced, so if you want to get your hands on one, act fast! Get more information on this sports car from Toyota of Orlando We don't have an ETA as to when the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT will arrive at Toyota of Orlando, but we will keep you updated. You can follow us on social media for the latest information OR give us a call at (407) 298-4500 - our sales team can reach out when one is on the horizon. Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

We're all excited about the 2023 Toyota GR Supra making its way to Toyota of Orlando, and we all know why - it's finally going to be available in a manual transmission, answering the demands of fans all over the world who were upset when it initially came out in an automatic model. But now we've got even bigger news... the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT special edition is coming soon. We've got the details! What's new on the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT Let's start with performance. Here's what you can expect from the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT: Obviously (judging by the MT in the name), this new Toyota will come in a manual transmission. More specifically, it has a 6-speed intelligent manual transmission (iMT). It has a 3.0L twin-scroll single turbo inline V6 engine under the hood, which means 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft torque. Plus, it's a front-engine rear-wheel drive car, which means it has a lot of get-up-and-g0. It's estimated that the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT 0-60 mph rate is just 4.2 seconds. Its top track speed is 155 mph and it uses a direct injection fuel system, active rear sport differential, adaptive variable sport suspension system, and sport-calibrated electric power steering. You'll find Brembo fixed-caliper disc brakes under the hood (and they're painted red with silver TOYOTA logos on them). What about aesthetics? The 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT will pack a punch when it arrives at Toyota of Orlando, showcasing features like: 19" frozen gunmetal gray forged aluminum wheels A unique red Supra badge Matte-black outside mirrors Auto-leveling LED headlights, taillights, and daytime running lights Dual rear exhaust with polished stainless steel tips An aerodynamic underbody panel An Alcantara shift knob Your choice of Cognac or Hazelnut leather-trimmed seats Carbon fiber interior trim And paint colors like Matte White and CU Later Gray. It's not lacking in terms of tech, either. This new Orlando Toyota sports car is decked out with the features you need to stay connected and efficient, like: A full-color Head-Up Display The Smart Key System remote keyless entry with push-button start An auto-dimming rearview mirror with garage door opener Qi wireless charging tray A 12-speaker JBL HiFi Surround Sound System with an 8.8" touchscreen interface, Supra Command, navigation, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, Apple CarPlay, voice recognition, and USB/Bluetooth connectivity Toyota Supra Connect with emergency calling, remote-control lock/ventilation, real-time traffic, map updates, and Toyota Supra Online A backup camera with parking aid lines Hill Start Assist Control The Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection Lane Departure Warning with Steering Assist And to cap it all off, you'll get a complimentary 1-year National Auto Sport Association membership, which includes one free high-performance driving experience. Only 500 of these models will be produced, so if you want to get your hands on one, act fast! Get more information on this sports car from Toyota of Orlando We don't have an ETA as to when the 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT will arrive at Toyota of Orlando, but we will keep you updated. You can follow us on social media for the latest information OR give us a call at (407) 298-4500 - our sales team can reach out when one is on the horizon. Toyota of Orlando is conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road.

Updated 2026 Halloween will be here before you know it, and that means it’s time to start thinking about creepy costumes, candy buckets, and all the spooky celebrations you’ll be attending in the month of October. And it’s never to early to start planning your trick-or-treating routes - after all, Halloween is only one night a year and you want to maximize your candy haul. We’re here with a list of the best places for trick or treating in Orlando! You’ve got so many options - theme parks, local Halloween events, and family-friendly neighborhoods to get your scare on and collect your sweet treats. Central Florida has endless opportunities to scare up some fun, which is why Toyota of Orlando has put together this helpful guide. Read on to explore some of the top spots for trick or treating in Orlando in 2026, plus our best safety tips to keep your little ghouls and goblins safe while you celebrate. Parent Taking Children Trick Or Treating At Halloween Executive Summary Discover the best places for trick or treating in Orlando in 2026, including family-favorite neighborhoods like Baldwin Park, Laureate Park, Winter Garden, Dr. Phillips, and Winter Park, plus fun destinations like Old Town Kissimmee. Explore more Halloween fun with theme park events, trunk-or-treats, and local fall festivals featuring candy trails, costume contests, hayrides, and pumpkin patches. Keep your family safe while celebrating by wearing reflective gear, staying on sidewalks, traveling in groups, inspecting candy, and remaining alert around traffic. Plan ahead for the best experience by arriving early at popular neighborhoods, checking event schedules in advance, and choosing locations that match your family's preferred Halloween style. 7 of the Best Spots for Trick or Treating in Orlando #1: Baldwin Park We LOVE Baldwin Park at Halloween. It’s most definitely one of the most popular destinations for trick or treating in Orlando. It’s conveniently located just minutes away from downtown Orlando, and it boasts beautiful homes, walkable streets, and legendary Halloween spirit. The entire neighborhood is excellent for candy collecting, but you don’t want to miss New Broad Street. On this main drag, residents showcase their elaborate Halloween decor, inflatables, haunted houses, and more. Plus, many residents hand out full-sized candy bars (remember we talked about maximizing that candy haul?). You might also see treat stations, themed Halloween displays, and food trucks throughout the neighborhood. Safety wise, it’s well-lit and the sidewalks are wide, which makes it an excellent choice for families, especially if you have young kids or strollers. Pro tip? Get there early to get a parking spot - they fill up quickly. #2: Laureate Park in Lake Nona Lake Nona’s Laureate Park is always a top destination for families who are looking for a top spot for trick or treating in Orlando. The neighborhood is a quaint mix of townhouses, cottages, and larger family homes, and they’re all connected by wide and pedestrian-friendly sidewalks. Participation is high, so you’ll find plenty of fellow fright-seekers while you collect candy. There’s a great sense of spooky Halloween spirit here, too. Most residents celebrate with decorations that are fun and family-friendly, and you’ll have tons of photo opps to celebrate the season. On top of that, you can head over to Boxi Park for a quick dinner after candy collecting to cap the night. #3: Old Town Kissimmee Halloween Celebration Old Town Kissimmee isn’t technically a neighborhood; we know that. However, it’s a mainstay for a lot of Orlando families on Halloween night, and with good reason. A typically Halloween celebration at Old Town includes: Candy stations throughout the property to collect sweet treats Costume contests with prizes Halloween-themed entertainment Live performers Family-friendly Halloween activities Music and dancing to get into the spirit If you’re looking for an easy and controlled environment for your Halloween celebrations, Old Town is a great alternative to your traditional trick or treating in a neighborhood. Be sure to follow them on social media to get event schedules, dates, and times closer to Halloween! #4: Tuskawilla Tuskawilla is in east Orlando, and it’s a top destination for haunted happenings on Halloween. It’s a truly family-oriented community, and it features highlights like: Well-maintained sidewalks Excellent street lighting Safe pedestrian areas Plenty of homes handing out candy and treats Creative decorations A lot of residents go all out - they put up decorations weeks ahead of time to make sure they create memorable experiences for everyone. There’s also a strong turnout for trick or treating in Orlando here because so many families already live in the area. It’s definitely a top spot if you want a safe spot to let your littles experience Halloween magic. #5: Winter Garden Winter Garden is a little bit outside Orlando, but an easy jump down 429 or the Turnpike. And here’s even better news - there are several frighteningly fun neighborhoods for you explore here. Check out spots like: Belle Meade Black Lake Preserve Hickory Hammock Independence Waterleigh All of the above neighborhoods are known throughout Central Florida for their dreadful decorations, terrifying treat hauls, and haunted happenings. Want more great news?Downtown Winter Garden is a top spot for after you’re done trick or treating. You’ll find tons of restaurants and bars, shops, community events, and entertainment to explore once you’ve collected your candy. Downtown is also well-lit, historic, and easily walkable if you’ve still got the energy. #6: Dr. Phillips Dr. Phillips is definitely one of the best areas for families who want the best trick or treating in Orlando near the attractions. Plenty of families live in this area, so you’ll find lots of homes participating in the Halloween festivities. There are spooky decorations, tons of candy-gathering opportunities, and well-lit sidewalks designed with pedestrians in mind. Dr. Phillips is also convenient if you’re visiting Orlando and staying at or near the theme parks. Why not get a traditional Halloween experience while you’re here? A lot of local businesses and entertainment venues also host Halloween-themed events on and before the holiday, which means plenty of opportunities to scare yourself silly. #7: Winter Park Winter Park is one of Central Florida’s most charming and historic neighborhoods, and Halloween only heightens its appeal. You’ll be able to wander historic homes, brick roads, and tree-lined streets that amplify the spookiness of the season and create a creepy, authentic atmosphere. Neighborhoods around Park Avenue have high participation, so you can also enjoy extensive Halloween decorations and top-notch candy collecting. And when you’re done, head to Park Avenue! Downtown Winter Park has delicious restaurants, a multitude of shops, and a festive atmosphere to round out your celebration. Want to feel like you’ve stepped into a spooky movie? Don’t miss this top spot for trick or treating in Orlando. Additional Halloween Events Around Orlando in 2026 Trick or treating is always a traditional and fun way to celebrate the season, but it doesn’t have to end there. So many families in Orlando attend local Halloween events before and on Halloween night. Keep your eyes peeled for haunted happenings like: Theme Park Halloween Celebrations We’re known worldwide for our theme park and attractions in Orlando, and spooky season is a great time to visit. You’ll find scary-good celebrations and events like: Character meet-and-greets Halloween parades Candy trails Costume opportunities Seasonal entertainment and decorations Haunted houses and scare zones Be sure to explore everything that parks like Universal Orlando, Walt Disney World, and Sea World have to offer. Word to the wise? Always check the attraction websites for event dates, ticket requirements, and costume guidelines before you head out to scare up some fun. Community Trunk-or-Treat Events Schools, churches, and cities throughout Orlando usually host trunk-or-treat events - it’s where people decorate their vehicles and hand out candy. These events are held at safe, well-lit, and centralized locations to promote safety and fun for all. They’re especially fitting for younger kids who might not be up for a full night of trekking through a neighborhood to collect their candy. Local Fall Festivals Many communities in Orlando also host fall festivals if you’re not into spooky season. Check out these events for fall fun like: Hayrides Pumpkin patches Petting zoos Carnival games Food vendors Trick-or-treat stations These events can be a fun and non-spooky way to celebrate Halloween, or just build anticipation for the big night itself. Halloween Safety Tips for Trick or Treating in Orlando So how can you stay safe when you’re trick or treating in Orlando? Our team has put together some expert tips to keep you and your little ghosties safe all night long. Wear reflective materials A lot of costumes on Halloween are dark in color, which can make it difficult for drivers to see you and your spooky crew. Add reflective tape, glow sticks, or flashing accessories to make yourselves more visible after sunset. Stay on the sidewalks Whenever possible, use sidewalks and designated crosswalks. Avoid cutting across yards or crossing streets in the middle of the block. Travel in groups Children should always trick-or-treat with adults or responsible older teens, and there’s safety in numbers. Large groups are easier for drivers to spot when they’re crossing. Don’t trick-or-treat alone! Inspect candy before eating Check your candy before you dig into it. Don’t eat candy that’s unwrapped (even partially), torn, punctured, or looks like it’s been tampered with in any way. If it looks odd or suspicious, toss it. Put phones away Distracted walking can be just as deadly as distracted driving. Keep your phone away and be aware of your surroundings at all times, even on sidewalks. Drive extra carefully If you have to drive to get to your spooky celebration on Halloween night, be sure to do so carefully. Drive slow in residential neighborhoods and scan the road for trick-or-treaters crossing, especially at crosswalks. Be sure to come to a complete stop at stop signs and red lights, and use your headlights and turn signals. Happy Halloween from Toyota of Orlando From our Toyota of Orlando family to yours, we wish you a fun, safe, and candy-filled Halloween 2026. Whether you're heading to Baldwin Park, Winter Garden, Lake Nona, Winter Park, or another local favorite, there are plenty of great options for trick or treating in Orlando this year. Have fun, stay safe, and don't forget to save a few pieces of candy for later. Happy Halloween! FAQs What are the best neighborhoods for trick or treating in Orlando? Some of the top spots include Baldwin Park, Laureate Park in Lake Nona, Tuskawilla, Dr. Phillips, Winter Garden, and Winter Park. Each offers strong community participation, festive decorations, and family-friendly streets. Are there alternatives to traditional neighborhood trick or treating? Yes! Orlando offers plenty of options, including Old Town Kissimmee's Halloween celebration, theme park Halloween events, community trunk-or-treats, and local fall festivals with family-friendly activities. How can I keep my family safe while trick or treating? Wear reflective clothing or glow accessories, stay on sidewalks and crosswalks, travel in groups, inspect all candy before eating it, avoid phone distractions, and drive cautiously in residential neighborhoods on Halloween night.

Updated 2026 Halloween will be here before you know it, and that means it’s time to start thinking about creepy costumes, candy buckets, and all the spooky celebrations you’ll be attending in the month of October. And it’s never to early to start planning your trick-or-treating routes - after all, Halloween is only one night a year and you want to maximize your candy haul. We’re here with a list of the best places for trick or treating in Orlando! You’ve got so many options - theme parks, local Halloween events, and family-friendly neighborhoods to get your scare on and collect your sweet treats. Central Florida has endless opportunities to scare up some fun, which is why Toyota of Orlando has put together this helpful guide. Read on to explore some of the top spots for trick or treating in Orlando in 2026, plus our best safety tips to keep your little ghouls and goblins safe while you celebrate. Parent Taking Children Trick Or Treating At Halloween Executive Summary Discover the best places for trick or treating in Orlando in 2026, including family-favorite neighborhoods like Baldwin Park, Laureate Park, Winter Garden, Dr. Phillips, and Winter Park, plus fun destinations like Old Town Kissimmee. Explore more Halloween fun with theme park events, trunk-or-treats, and local fall festivals featuring candy trails, costume contests, hayrides, and pumpkin patches. Keep your family safe while celebrating by wearing reflective gear, staying on sidewalks, traveling in groups, inspecting candy, and remaining alert around traffic. Plan ahead for the best experience by arriving early at popular neighborhoods, checking event schedules in advance, and choosing locations that match your family's preferred Halloween style. 7 of the Best Spots for Trick or Treating in Orlando #1: Baldwin Park We LOVE Baldwin Park at Halloween. It’s most definitely one of the most popular destinations for trick or treating in Orlando. It’s conveniently located just minutes away from downtown Orlando, and it boasts beautiful homes, walkable streets, and legendary Halloween spirit. The entire neighborhood is excellent for candy collecting, but you don’t want to miss New Broad Street. On this main drag, residents showcase their elaborate Halloween decor, inflatables, haunted houses, and more. Plus, many residents hand out full-sized candy bars (remember we talked about maximizing that candy haul?). You might also see treat stations, themed Halloween displays, and food trucks throughout the neighborhood. Safety wise, it’s well-lit and the sidewalks are wide, which makes it an excellent choice for families, especially if you have young kids or strollers. Pro tip? Get there early to get a parking spot - they fill up quickly. #2: Laureate Park in Lake Nona Lake Nona’s Laureate Park is always a top destination for families who are looking for a top spot for trick or treating in Orlando. The neighborhood is a quaint mix of townhouses, cottages, and larger family homes, and they’re all connected by wide and pedestrian-friendly sidewalks. Participation is high, so you’ll find plenty of fellow fright-seekers while you collect candy. There’s a great sense of spooky Halloween spirit here, too. Most residents celebrate with decorations that are fun and family-friendly, and you’ll have tons of photo opps to celebrate the season. On top of that, you can head over to Boxi Park for a quick dinner after candy collecting to cap the night. #3: Old Town Kissimmee Halloween Celebration Old Town Kissimmee isn’t technically a neighborhood; we know that. However, it’s a mainstay for a lot of Orlando families on Halloween night, and with good reason. A typically Halloween celebration at Old Town includes: Candy stations throughout the property to collect sweet treats Costume contests with prizes Halloween-themed entertainment Live performers Family-friendly Halloween activities Music and dancing to get into the spirit If you’re looking for an easy and controlled environment for your Halloween celebrations, Old Town is a great alternative to your traditional trick or treating in a neighborhood. Be sure to follow them on social media to get event schedules, dates, and times closer to Halloween! #4: Tuskawilla Tuskawilla is in east Orlando, and it’s a top destination for haunted happenings on Halloween. It’s a truly family-oriented community, and it features highlights like: Well-maintained sidewalks Excellent street lighting Safe pedestrian areas Plenty of homes handing out candy and treats Creative decorations A lot of residents go all out - they put up decorations weeks ahead of time to make sure they create memorable experiences for everyone. There’s also a strong turnout for trick or treating in Orlando here because so many families already live in the area. It’s definitely a top spot if you want a safe spot to let your littles experience Halloween magic. #5: Winter Garden Winter Garden is a little bit outside Orlando, but an easy jump down 429 or the Turnpike. And here’s even better news - there are several frighteningly fun neighborhoods for you explore here. Check out spots like: Belle Meade Black Lake Preserve Hickory Hammock Independence Waterleigh All of the above neighborhoods are known throughout Central Florida for their dreadful decorations, terrifying treat hauls, and haunted happenings. Want more great news?Downtown Winter Garden is a top spot for after you’re done trick or treating. You’ll find tons of restaurants and bars, shops, community events, and entertainment to explore once you’ve collected your candy. Downtown is also well-lit, historic, and easily walkable if you’ve still got the energy. #6: Dr. Phillips Dr. Phillips is definitely one of the best areas for families who want the best trick or treating in Orlando near the attractions. Plenty of families live in this area, so you’ll find lots of homes participating in the Halloween festivities. There are spooky decorations, tons of candy-gathering opportunities, and well-lit sidewalks designed with pedestrians in mind. Dr. Phillips is also convenient if you’re visiting Orlando and staying at or near the theme parks. Why not get a traditional Halloween experience while you’re here? A lot of local businesses and entertainment venues also host Halloween-themed events on and before the holiday, which means plenty of opportunities to scare yourself silly. #7: Winter Park Winter Park is one of Central Florida’s most charming and historic neighborhoods, and Halloween only heightens its appeal. You’ll be able to wander historic homes, brick roads, and tree-lined streets that amplify the spookiness of the season and create a creepy, authentic atmosphere. Neighborhoods around Park Avenue have high participation, so you can also enjoy extensive Halloween decorations and top-notch candy collecting. And when you’re done, head to Park Avenue! Downtown Winter Park has delicious restaurants, a multitude of shops, and a festive atmosphere to round out your celebration. Want to feel like you’ve stepped into a spooky movie? Don’t miss this top spot for trick or treating in Orlando. Additional Halloween Events Around Orlando in 2026 Trick or treating is always a traditional and fun way to celebrate the season, but it doesn’t have to end there. So many families in Orlando attend local Halloween events before and on Halloween night. Keep your eyes peeled for haunted happenings like: Theme Park Halloween Celebrations We’re known worldwide for our theme park and attractions in Orlando, and spooky season is a great time to visit. You’ll find scary-good celebrations and events like: Character meet-and-greets Halloween parades Candy trails Costume opportunities Seasonal entertainment and decorations Haunted houses and scare zones Be sure to explore everything that parks like Universal Orlando, Walt Disney World, and Sea World have to offer. Word to the wise? Always check the attraction websites for event dates, ticket requirements, and costume guidelines before you head out to scare up some fun. Community Trunk-or-Treat Events Schools, churches, and cities throughout Orlando usually host trunk-or-treat events - it’s where people decorate their vehicles and hand out candy. These events are held at safe, well-lit, and centralized locations to promote safety and fun for all. They’re especially fitting for younger kids who might not be up for a full night of trekking through a neighborhood to collect their candy. Local Fall Festivals Many communities in Orlando also host fall festivals if you’re not into spooky season. Check out these events for fall fun like: Hayrides Pumpkin patches Petting zoos Carnival games Food vendors Trick-or-treat stations These events can be a fun and non-spooky way to celebrate Halloween, or just build anticipation for the big night itself. Halloween Safety Tips for Trick or Treating in Orlando So how can you stay safe when you’re trick or treating in Orlando? Our team has put together some expert tips to keep you and your little ghosties safe all night long. Wear reflective materials A lot of costumes on Halloween are dark in color, which can make it difficult for drivers to see you and your spooky crew. Add reflective tape, glow sticks, or flashing accessories to make yourselves more visible after sunset. Stay on the sidewalks Whenever possible, use sidewalks and designated crosswalks. Avoid cutting across yards or crossing streets in the middle of the block. Travel in groups Children should always trick-or-treat with adults or responsible older teens, and there’s safety in numbers. Large groups are easier for drivers to spot when they’re crossing. Don’t trick-or-treat alone! Inspect candy before eating Check your candy before you dig into it. Don’t eat candy that’s unwrapped (even partially), torn, punctured, or looks like it’s been tampered with in any way. If it looks odd or suspicious, toss it. Put phones away Distracted walking can be just as deadly as distracted driving. Keep your phone away and be aware of your surroundings at all times, even on sidewalks. Drive extra carefully If you have to drive to get to your spooky celebration on Halloween night, be sure to do so carefully. Drive slow in residential neighborhoods and scan the road for trick-or-treaters crossing, especially at crosswalks. Be sure to come to a complete stop at stop signs and red lights, and use your headlights and turn signals. Happy Halloween from Toyota of Orlando From our Toyota of Orlando family to yours, we wish you a fun, safe, and candy-filled Halloween 2026. Whether you're heading to Baldwin Park, Winter Garden, Lake Nona, Winter Park, or another local favorite, there are plenty of great options for trick or treating in Orlando this year. Have fun, stay safe, and don't forget to save a few pieces of candy for later. Happy Halloween! FAQs What are the best neighborhoods for trick or treating in Orlando? Some of the top spots include Baldwin Park, Laureate Park in Lake Nona, Tuskawilla, Dr. Phillips, Winter Garden, and Winter Park. Each offers strong community participation, festive decorations, and family-friendly streets. Are there alternatives to traditional neighborhood trick or treating? Yes! Orlando offers plenty of options, including Old Town Kissimmee's Halloween celebration, theme park Halloween events, community trunk-or-treats, and local fall festivals with family-friendly activities. How can I keep my family safe while trick or treating? Wear reflective clothing or glow accessories, stay on sidewalks and crosswalks, travel in groups, inspect all candy before eating it, avoid phone distractions, and drive cautiously in residential neighborhoods on Halloween night.