Orlando city parks close at a designated time, typically 10 PM or sunset, and reopen at sunrise (approximately 5 AM or 6 AM). Remaining in a city park after closing hours is a trespass violation. The Parks and Recreation Division posts hours at park entrances. Some parks may have extended hours for special events or facilities like lit sports courts.
Orlando's parks system includes over 300 parks and facilities. Standard park hours are generally sunrise to 10 PM, though some parks close at sunset. Posted hours at each park entrance control. Facilities like community centers, pools, and lit athletic fields may have different operating hours. Remaining in a park after closing constitutes trespass. Orlando Police patrol parks and enforce closing times. Special events may extend park hours with proper permits. Lake Eola Park and other downtown parks may have different hours due to their urban setting.
Trespass after park closure: warning, then citation. Repeat violations: arrest for trespass under FL §810.09. Park ban for habitual offenders.
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