When you think of a holiday in Orlando, what’s the first thing that springs to mind? The castle, right? But even though Cinderella’s iconic fairytale home in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom has been a honey pot for tourists for the past half a century, my 11-year-old daughter Evelyn had another famous castle in mind. Since our previous trip to Orlando, she had watched all the Harry Potter films, and couldn’t wait to head to The Wizarding World at Universal Orlando Resort. When we eventually arrived at the JK Rowling mecca, she was in her element, walking down the snow-covered Hogsmeade and cobblestoned Diagon Alley, experiencing Forbidden Journey and Escape from Gringotts and, of course, having her picture taken in front of the magnificent replica of Hogwarts. All that, and we also got to ride Hulk, Skull Island: Reign of Kong, and the all-new Jurassic Park VelociCoaster, as well as taking the plunge at nearby Volcano Bay waterpark. However, it wasn’t only Universal that had Evelyn giddy with excitement ahead of our dad-and-daughter break in the Sunshine State. She hadn’t been to SeaWorld since she was in nappies and couldn’t wait to accompany her dad on their white-knuckle rides.