City of Orlando Completes Swan Relocation from Lake Eola
The City of Orlando has concluded the last stage of relocating swans from Lake Eola.
Orlando Daytona Beach Melbourne, FL, July 25, 2026 —
The City of Orlando has announced the completion of the final phase of its swan relocation program from Lake Eola Park. This initiative marks the end of a multi-stage effort to move the park’s swan population.
Details regarding the specific number of swans relocated in this final stage, the timeline for the entire operation, or the destination of the relocated swans were not provided. The City of Orlando has not yet released further information concerning the reasons behind the relocation or the future plans for the swan population within Lake Eola.
Lake Eola Park is a prominent landmark in downtown Orlando, known for its scenic beauty and the swan boats that have been a popular attraction. The park’s swan population has historically been a significant feature for residents and tourists alike. Information about any potential impact on park operations or visitor experience due to the relocation has also not been made available.
Further updates are expected from the City of Orlando as more information becomes public regarding this concluded relocation effort.
Story summarized from the original created by FOX.35.Digital.Staff@fox.com (FOX 35 Digital Staff) on www.fox35orlando.com, see more information here.
