Thousands Gather in Orlando for Third 'No Kings' Protest

Demonstrators stand against 'abuses of power' by Trump administration

Mar. 29, 2026 at 3:05pm

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Thousands of Orlandoans joined the third 'No Kings' rally in the city this Saturday, protesting what organizers call 'abuses of power' by the Trump administration. The demonstrations, part of a nationwide series of over 3,100 protests across all 50 states, denounced the president's efforts to instill fear in immigrant families, roll back reproductive autonomy, undermine LGBTQ+ rights, and attack Venezuela and Iran.

Why it matters

The 'No Kings' rallies reflect growing grassroots opposition to the Trump administration's policies, with demonstrators in Republican-controlled states and rural areas joining the movement. The Orlando protests have drawn hundreds of attendees from diverse backgrounds, highlighting the broad coalition opposed to the president's agenda.

The details

Protesters gathered at Orlando City Hall, wielding handmade signs criticizing the Trump administration on a range of issues. The last two 'No Kings' rallies in the city drew hundreds, and organizers say this weekend's demonstration saw even larger crowds.

  • The first 'No Kings' protest in Orlando took place in June 2025.
  • The second protest was held in October 2025.
  • The third protest occurred on March 29, 2026.

The players

No Kings Coalition

A national organization that has coordinated over 3,100 protests against the Trump administration across the United States.

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What they’re saying

“We must stand up against the abuses of power we've seen from this administration. Orlando is joining thousands of other cities in demanding accountability and change.”

— Samantha Flores, No Kings Coalition Organizer

What’s next

Organizers say the 'No Kings' movement will continue to hold rallies in Orlando and across the country, with the next major demonstration planned for June 2026.

The takeaway

The sustained 'No Kings' protests in Orlando reflect the depth of opposition to the Trump administration's policies, with demonstrators from diverse backgrounds uniting to demand a check on executive power and a return to democratic norms.