I mean, New Yorkers come to Orlando in droves. Get ready for that week of Spring Break... (of which, the Orlando parks have like two months of Spring Break to cover most of the country/Canada). You’ll get to learn all the types of guests: NY/NJ, Brazilians, Midwesterners, the “I’m really here for a conference,” etc. It comes with being a huge tourist hub.
I moved to Orlando after growing up in Pennsylvania and living in Ohio for four years. It’s deffinately an adjustment, but there are plenty of Northerners who have done the same thing. Rent and car insurance are going to get costlier, most likely. The humidity stinks. I was cold... maybe, four days a year on average?
There are a lot of good things, too. Getting a job at Universal was quick and painless. Free access to HHN is worth it alone, plus hey have a deal with SeaWorld/Busch Gardens Tampa to get in for free. I never grew tired of the parks, but it is very youth-oriented (high school graduates/college-age young adults will make up most of your co-workers, aside from some retired folks). It’s fun in your 20’s... less so in your 30’s, but you’re also by a big city, so there are lots of jobs and opportunities out there.
I did it, for over five years. Slept on a friend’s couch until I got a job/place to live. Loved it most of the time, though there were some rough days. Where else can you say that you’ve worked at Jurassic Park, or for the Daily Bugle? I say, go for it... but be realistic about proper budgeting and go in with a good attitude.