ORLANDO, Fla. – Starting this week, a “Central Florida tradition” is returning to Leu Gardens.
For four months, fairy doors will enchant Leu Gardens and inspire children’s imagination with the return of the ‘Fairy Doors’ exhibit.
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The exhibit, which launched in 2018, features 20, one-of-a-kind fairy doors hidden throughout the 5-acre gardens.
Each door has been created by a special fairy, the garden’s website said.
A map will guide visitors along the way and provide a narrative for each fairy door.
Leu Gardens’ members and children under 3 are free, according to its website. Daytime admission is $10 per adult and $5 per child.
Leu Gardens officials said face masks are required for anyone not vaccinated for COVID-19 and 3 feet of social distancing is required.