This is the very first out of state directory I've done, with no other Orlando "street directory" pages planned in the near or distant future. It does not include 5350 International Drive, currently serving as Hash House A Go Go as of this writing. The road starts at the 4500 block.

Version 1.0 (9-20-2026) includes the twenty entries found here.

Dezerland Park Orlando / 5250 International Drive
This family entertainment center (see the Wikipedia article) takes the former interior of the failed Festival Bay Mall which opened in 2002. I first read about it over on the late Labelscar but there's a DeadMalls.com entry on it, too.

Volcano Hot Pot & BBQ / 5655 International Drive
This restaurant replaced the late Sweet Tomatoes, which closed no later than 2020 (the whole chain went under).

Arcade Time Entertainment / 6464 International Drive
For years this was Sports Dominator, an elaborate sporting goods shop marketed towards touriosts but it closed later (I believe in the early 2010s). Later on, it served as Bronze Kingdom Museum and then Roboland (opened January 2023, unknown closure). Since around fall 2025 it has been Arcade Time, a 24-hour video arcade and entertainment center.

6603 International Drive
From what I can tell, the former Howard Johnson Inn Orlando International Drive (which had the name since at least 2007) became "The M" around 2016 (with a new repaint) and shut down soon after with a renovation promised, but this never happened and around 2024 it was torn down.

7001 International Drive
Former home to Magical Midway Thrill Park; a small amusement park that operated from 2001 to 2024. (Coasterpedia link).

CoCo Key Water Resort and Waterpark Orlando / 7400 International Drive
The hotel here dates back to the early 1970s (the first hotel on International Drive, in fact) with the rebranding to CoCo Key in 2010. At the time, CoCo Key was a chain of waterpark hotels that all worked with pre-existing hotels (Grand Rios in the Minneapolis area was never one but you get the idea). From the Wikipedia article and this YouTube video, the "chain" was nothing less than a disaster but the Orlando location is still branded as such and does well today. Wikipedia mentions it opened as a Hilton Inn; in 2008 it was Orlando Grand Hotel & Suites.

7460 International Drive
Former home to Tiki Island Volcano Golf. It closed prior to 2019 but hasn't been demolished.

7500 International Drive
I discussed this in my China Coast list but this was the first location of the failed Chinese restaurant chain. It was later Ronnie's Steakhouse, Salt Island, Taverna Yamas, and Game Changers Sports Bar & Grill, but currently vacant as of this writing.

Rosen Inn International / 7600 International Drive
This was a 256-room Quality Inn when Harris Rosen bought it in 1974. It was later expanded to 728 rooms under Rosen Hotels & Resorts and was renamed in 2013. (Link).

Denny's / 7660 International Drive
This Denny's has been open since 1977.

IHOP / 7661 International Drive
This IHOP shares an address (and operations?) with a gift shop on the same lot, simply named "Gift Shop".

Hulk Hogan's Wrestling Shop / 7661 International Drive
The Hulkster is unfortunately no longer with us, but Hulk Hogan's Wrestling Shop (also known as Hulk Hogan's Beach Shop, which it also had on the sign until the early 2020s). It opened in March 2017 (former 7-Eleven, which closed around 2014).

Kings Dining & Entertainnment / 8255 International Drive
I'm pretty sure this was once a traditional strip mall at one time, but this was one of the last Gooding's stores to close (surviving past the Winn-Dixie sale), vanishing in the late 2000s and now home to Kings Dining & Entertainment.

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers / 8718 International Drive
This Raising Cane's was built on the site of a former Friendly's which closed in the early 2020s.

Bahama Breeze / 8849 International Drive
This was a Bahama Breeze at the time Darden closed the chain in February 2026. It will be converted another Darden concept TBA. It was the first in the chain, opening in 1996. As of September 2026 it is still open as a Bahama Breeze, but who knows how long that's gonna last.

Orlando HeliTours / 8990 International Drive
See International Drive and its adjacent properties like the theme parks from a helicopter! (official site)

Pointe Orlando / 9101 International Drive
This entertainment center has several restaurants and a movie theater, Regal Pointe Orlando. The complex was developed in the late 1990s.

CVS / 9188 International Drive
The old tenant here, Ming Court, closed May 2016 after 27 years of operation. Around 2017 it was demolished for a CVS. Google described it as "Overlooking koi ponds, this popular Chinese eatery features live classical zither music at dinner."

Orange County Convention Center / 9800 International Drive
This massive convention center spans two buildings and is connected with skywalks to four hotels (though the skywalks are open-air). This is the older (and larger) of the two buildings, the "West Building".

7-Eleven / 11900 International Drive
This 7-Eleven has a self-branded gas station. It appears to have been built in the early 2000s.