Guide to WonderWorks Orlando

Published: July 18, 2024
WonderWorks

WonderWorks will turn your world upside-down! This indoor amusement park for the mind combines education and entertainment to create Orlando's best family attraction. With more than 100 hands-on exhibits that challenge the mind and spark the imagination, there's plenty to keep guests of all ages entertained all day long.

It's not quite a museum, and it's not quite a theme park – it's something completely unique that you won't want to miss on your vacation in Orlando.

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How to get Wonderworks tickets

We've got you covered. WonderWorks tickets are included with your All-Inclusive Pass and Explorer Pass, so you can choose as you go and save money as you do!

Here are a few handy tips for your WonderWorks adventure:

  • Wear closed-toed shoes and comfortable clothes. Closed-toe shoes are required to participate in the ropes course and several other exhibits, and skirts/dresses aren't permitted on the ropes course.
  • Plan to spend three to four hours inside. There are over 100 interactive activities spread across three floors that you'll want to explore. Your pass lets you stay as long as you'd like.
  • Make sure to bring your camera! You'll want to capture all of the exciting experiences inside, not to mention the eye-catching upside-down exterior.

What is there to see and do at WonderWorks?

Guests of all ages can explore the six Wonder Zones, each one diving into a different STEM topic: extreme weather, physical challenges, space discovery, light and sound, Wonder art and imagination. Between interactive exhibits, rides, games, photo spots, and much more WonderWorks has everything you need for a day of family fun.

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WonderWorks highlights

  • Inversion Tunnel – with the ceiling under your feet and the ground above your head, you'll need to pass through the spinning Inversion Tunnel to realign yourself and start your adventure.
  • Astronaut Training Challenge – hop into this 2-person gyroscope to experience the feeling of weightlessness and the rolls and tumbles that astronauts feel when they're conquering missions in space.
  • Bubble Lab – if you're anywhere between the ages of one and 100, you'll love the WonderWorks Bubble Lab. Create bubbles the size of basketballs or even one big enough to fit inside!
  • Glow-in-the-dark Ropes Course – WonderWorks takes family fun to new heights with an indoor ropes course! Scale a maximum of 36 feet while conquering over 20 different obstacles on this glow-in-the-dark experience.
  • The Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show – wrap up your day with a hilarious, family-friendly dinner show. This one-of-a-kind entertainment experience is filled with mind-blowing magic, non-stop laughter, engaging audience participation and unlimited pizza. The Outta Control Dinner show is included with your pass.

Places to eat

WonderWorks is home to Wonder Bytes, a delicious café with plenty of meal, snack and drink options.

Those who elevate their visit with a reservation to The Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show can enjoy unlimited hand-tossed pizza, salad, beer, wine, soda and dessert during the performance!

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Attractions near the upside-down house

  • Right next door to WonderWorks, you'll find Pointe Orlando - filled with dining, shopping and show options.
  • A short walk down the road is Icon Park, home to The Wheel, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, the Museum of Illusions and many other great attractions.
  • Thrill seekers will love iFLY, an indoor skydiving experience nearby.
  • Want to enjoy the Florida sun? Shoot a few holes at Pirate's Cover Adventure Golf.

WonderWorks is open 365 days a year from 9AM to 12AM. Just show your pass at the WonderWorks admission counter and you're in!

This attraction has exhibits with flashing lights and motion which may not be suitable if you have heart problems, diabetes, vertigo, seizures or any other light/motion sensitivities. Height and weight restrictions may apply.

Save with Go City

Remember, Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility, which includes WonderWorks tickets, plus admission to your choice of other top attractions. You'll make great savings on entry to top museums, tours and activities vs. paying at the gate. Visit multiple attractions, all for one money-saving price.

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Make Mondays Magical: Orlando’s Best Early-Week Adventures

Monday in Orlando: Start Your Week Off Right  Let’s be honest: Mondays sometimes get a bad rap. But in Orlando, the first day of the week is actually one of the best times to explore. Crowds are lighter, the Florida sun is just as bright, and the city’s best attractions are wide open, ready to kick off your vacation vibes. Whether you’re craving wild rides, aquatic encounters, hands-on wonders, or great eats—the city delivers fun all week long.  So, what should top your Orlando Monday itinerary? We’re packing your day with unmissable attractions, delicious breaks, and hidden gems that make Monday feel like the start of a whole new adventure. Ready to ditch the desk and dive right in? Here’s your easy, playful guide to making Mondays in Orlando absolutely unforgettable!  Our favorite Monday moves in Orlando include:  Kennedy Space Center  The Orlando Eye  Madame Tussauds Orlando  SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium  Gatorland  Museum of Illusions Orlando  WonderWorks Orlando  Island H2O Water Park  Fun Spot America  A visit to East End Market  Kennedy Space Center: Reach for the Stars  Channel your inner astronaut and kick off Monday with an awe-inspiring journey at the legendary Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Just an hour’s drive from downtown Orlando, this sprawling destination isn’t just a park—it’s a mind-blowing trip through space history, cutting-edge science, and pure rocket-fueled thrills.  First up, the atmosphere: it’s genuinely electric, with a palpable sense of mission. As you walk beneath a real Saturn V rocket (longer than a football field!) or stand nose-to-capsule with Atlantis—the shuttle that helped build the International Space Station—you’ll feel the goosebumps. Interactive exhibits let you try your hand at docking spacecraft, touch a moon rock, or simulate a launch. If the stars align, you might even get to chat with a real astronaut.  But we especially love how this place blends big moments with slightly quirky touches. There’s the Hall of Fame for astronaut selfies, splash zones for little future scientists, and even freeze-dried space ice cream in the gift shop. The expansive Rocket Garden sets up a great picnic spot, and the shuttle launch simulators are surprisingly intense (in a good way).  Why visit on a Monday? You’ll find the lines shorter and the curiosity higher. Everyone seems a little more chilled, and there’s more time to talk with the super-passionate staff and guides. Whether you’re a full-blown space nerd or just up for something new, Kennedy Space Center sends your week into orbit.  Madame Tussauds Orlando: Meet the Stars (And Yourself!)  Ever dreamed of a selfie with your favorite A-lister, or rubbing shoulders with renowned inventors and sports legends? Madame Tussauds Orlando puts you in the limelight—no velvet rope required. This Monday, skip the movie streaming and go straight to the (very lifelike) stars.  What’s the vibe? Playful and interactive from the start. The wax figures are shockingly realistic—it's almost irresistible not to pose, hug, or pull a face next to them. Snap a shot next to Tom Hanks, challenge Shaquille O’Neal to a dunk, or strike a regal pose with Queen Beyoncé. You’re encouraged to touch, snap, and experiment, making it perfect for families, couples, or solo explorers wanting to unleash their inner paparazzi.  The themed sets heighten the fun: take the stage with Taylor Swift, hop aboard a vintage motorcycle with Elvis, or get presidential in the Oval Office. Keep your phone charged—every turn invites a goofy or glamorous photo masterpiece.  Why is Monday especially great? You can take your time creating those Insta-worthy moments, and friendly staff are always happy to help set up your ultimate group shot. Madame Tussauds is pure hands-on fun and a wild way to start the week on a high note.  SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium: Dive Into a World Beneath the Waves  Sea creatures have a calming, hypnotic effect—a perfect Monday pick-me-up. SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium, right at Icon Park, invites you to explore vibrant coral reefs, mysterious jelly exhibits, and thousands of dazzling marine animals, without even getting wet.  Here, tunnels curve overhead while sharks, rays, and turtles glide just inches above your head. Kids (and, let’s be honest, grown-ups too) love the 360-degree ocean tunnel—it feels like you’re wandering the ocean floor. If you’re a fan of weird sea creatures, you’ll spot seahorses, octopuses, and graceful jellyfish, all up-close and eye-level.  It’s interactive in all the right ways: hands-on touch pools, educational talks that keep things simple and surprising, and daily feedings where everyone gathers to watch the action. If you visit on a Monday, you’ll be able to drift from exhibit to exhibit with minimal crowds and spend more time chatting with the aquarists.  The peaceful aquatic atmosphere, gentle sounds, and ever-shifting blue lights feel restorative—almost spa-like. Whether you're with kids who are fascinated by every fish or just want somewhere cool and colorful to escape the midday sun, SEA LIFE is a Monday treat for all ages.  Museum of Illusions: Mind-Bending Fun for All Ages  Step into a world where nothing is quite what it seems. The Museum of Illusions on International Drive offers a welcome dose of quirky fun, perfect for shaking up a routine Monday. It’s part science, part wizardry, and entirely designed to make you question your senses.  The museum features dozens of mind-boggling rooms, optical illusions, and 3D installations that will have you walking on the ceiling, shrinking to miniature size, or balancing in endlessly tilted vortex tunnels. Each exhibit has a hands-on angle—perfect for families and anyone who thrives on interactive experiences.  What sets this museum apart is its capacity for laughter. People leave grinning from ear to ear, scrolling through their phones to share mind-twisting photos. Besides the wow factor, there are tons of quirky educational tidbits explaining the psychology and physics behind the illusions.  Visiting on a Monday gives you even more room to play, pose, and puzzle things out without hurrying—plus, friendly guides are on hand for photo tips and extra weird science explanations. If you want a memorable, share-worthy start to the week, the Museum of Illusions delivers.  WonderWorks Orlando: Science Playground With a Twist  Ever seen an upside-down building on International Drive? You’ve found WonderWorks—a hands-on science center that bills itself as “an amusement park for the mind.” This uniquely quirky spot offers more than 100 hands-on exhibits for all ages, blending education and pure fun in a whirlwind of color.  From hurricane simulators to virtual roller coasters, lie detectors to laser tag, every corner is packed with opportunities to touch, build, and experiment. Test your skills on the indoor ropes course, land a spacecraft in a realistic NASA simulation, or let your little ones create a giant bubble around themselves.  WonderWorks is both brainy and silly, and it lets everyone’s curiosity run wild in (air-conditioned!) comfort. Mondays are often a bit quieter, so you’ll enjoy even more chance to try the most popular exhibits without waiting your turn.  The décor adds to the fun—think winding staircases, wacky colors, and oddball quotes on every wall. It’s a fantastic place for families, groups, or anyone who secretly wishes school was always this much fun.  Island H2O Water Park: Splash Your Monday Away  Orlando’s sunshine and splashy water parks go hand-in-hand, and Island H2O Water Park takes the experience to a new level with its tech-forward, music-infused attractions. Located in Kissimmee (just south of the main theme park drag), this park is designed for maximum giggles, Instagram moments, and cool-down time.  What sets Island H2O apart? For one, there’s a funky “live streaming” wristband that lets you control playlist tunes on certain slides, snap videos, or vote for the next pool party game. The park is packed with speedy slides, lazy rivers, wave pools, and high-energy drop rides.  On Mondays, the park feels breezy and laid-back, with shorter lines and plenty of room to float, splash, and play in the Florida sun. Lounge in a cabana with a frozen drink, ride the family raft slide again and again, or let your teens explore selfie spots scattered throughout the park.  The vibe is friendly, vibrant, and made for social sharing—whether you’re on a family trip, a date day, or just need to cool off in style as the week begins.  Fun Spot America: Good, Old-Fashioned Thrills  If you’re in the mood for a classic amusement park experience—without the need for advance planning or endless (expensive) lines—Fun Spot America has your Monday covered. This locally adored mini-park offers heaps of fun at your own pace, with free parking and admission if you just want to wander and soak up the carnival atmosphere.  The rides range from fast, wild roller coasters to bumper cars, spinning swings, and a classic Ferris wheel. Want to feel like a big kid? Race your friends on the multi-level go-kart tracks, or win a giant prize at the midway games. There’s something for every age, and the park is compact enough to see it all in an afternoon or evening.  Monday tends to be extra relaxed—often you’ll find yourself hoping right back onto your favorite coaster or snagging the perfect seat for the park’s tasty funnel cakes or shakes. The vibe here is refreshingly down-to-earth and nostalgic, with friendly staff who seem to relish bringing a bit of old-fashioned fun to the start of your week.  Pro tip: if you’ve finished at the nearby Museum of Illusions or WonderWorks, Fun Spot is an excellent next stop only minutes away.  East End Market: Foodie Heaven With Local Flavor  After all that action, recharge with something more low-key (and delicious): a visit to East End Market. Situated in the hip Audubon Park Garden District, this indoor food hall is a hub for Orlando’s tastiest local eats, cool crafts, and genuine community spirit.  From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted by bakery aromas, roasting coffee, and the cheerful bustle of hungry locals and in-the-know travelers. Sample artisan cheese at La Femme du Fromage, dig into a banh mi sandwich at Domu, or treat yourself to fresh-squeezed juices from Skyebird. Don’t skip Gideon’s Bakehouse for their giant, decadently gooey cookies—they regularly draw lines for a reason!  The vibe is artsy and friendly, with vibrant murals and communal tables indoors and out. Browse local makers’ stalls (think hand-poured candles, plants, and boho jewelry), or step outside to the lush garden for a moment of Floridian calm.  It’s a different flavor of Orlando—one that invites you to linger, people-watch, and savor the creative heart of the city. On Mondays, everything feels more relaxed, with plenty of seats and time to talk to the passionate foodies behind each stall.  Round Up Your Monday in Orlando  There’s something special about starting your week on a wave of discovery. Orlando’s Monday line-up is proof: you can hop from rockets to roller coasters, underwater worlds to bakery bliss, all with room to breathe and a little extra local flavor. Whether you’re traveling with kids, friends, or flying solo, these attractions offer sights, tastes, and experiences that turn Monday into something to look forward to—even after you’ve gone back to reality. Enjoy your start-of-the-week adventure in Orlando—and don’t be surprised if this becomes your favorite day of your trip!    Like this? Check out our guide to magnificent mornings in Orlando, or browse the city’s market scene.     Step up your sightseeing with Go City®  We make it easy to explore the best a city has to offer. We’re talking top attractions, hidden gems and local tours, all for one low price. Plus, you'll enjoy guaranteed savings, compared to buying individual attraction tickets.  See more, do more, and experience more with Go City®– just choose a pass to get started! 
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Things to do in Kissimmee

A popular tourist destination for families and solo travellers alike, Kissimmee quite often conjures the image of famous theme parks and outdoor adventures. Though the area is perhaps best known for Disney World, you may be surprised by the myriad of fantastic attractions and points of exploration on offer. Trust us when we say, you’ll never run out of things to do here. Whether you’re looking to visit Magic Kingdom, make a splash at Island H20 Water Park, or spend a relaxing day ambling through the Disney Wilderness Preserve, there’s a little something for everybody here. If you’re planning to make the visit, you’ll need a good trip plan – but that’s where we come in! Have a read through our list of the best things to see and do in the area. Hit the Theme Parks Those travelling with family might want to check out the next item on our list. Drawing in millions of visitors each year, Magic Kingdom is amongst the most popular theme parks in the world. With over 50 rides, attractions, and shopping locations to choose from, you’ll never be bored here – rather, you’re more likely to struggle to fit it all in! Test your limits on Space Mountain, if you prefer to play it safe, take a turn on It’s a Small World, and definitely don’t forget to take a picture outside of the iconic Cinderella Castle. Whatever you choose to go for, there’s no going wrong here! Another one of our favorite things to do in Kissimmee is visit Fun Spot America. Though it isn’t quite as famous as some of the area’s other amusement parks, this place more than holds its own with a wide variety of unique rides and games to choose from. With over 20 exciting attractions, the fun just keeps on coming. For thrillseekers, excitement awaits you as you drop from 300 feet on the world’s tallest rollercoaster. This spot is also great for kids, offering old-time classics like bumper cars and a Ferris wheel. Bringing the charm and nostalgia to the theme park, this place is sure to put a smile on your face. Kissimmee is known as a total hub of fun and entertainment – and it sure doesn’t disappoint! As the area’s most popular entertainment district, Old Town provides the ultimate amusement park experience. Boasting everything from killer dining and shopping experiences to live music events and car shows, you’ll never run out of things to do here. Still, what’s perhaps most charming about this place is that it seeks to offer a classic recreation of Old-Florida town; walking through the area, you’ll be able to notice the historic architecture and distinctive storefronts. A favorite for locals and visitors alike, this spot is not to be missed! Try Something Different Sure, we know that Kissimmee has a lot to offer in the amusement park department. Still, if you want to get to know the area a little better, there are plenty of interesting hidden gems and points of exploration to be uncovered. Completed in 1943, the Monument of States serves as a mark of American unity following the attack on Pearl Harbour. This creative outdoor installation is made up of 1, 500 stones from all over the United States, with messages inscribed into them – it even includes one from Franklin D. Roosevelt himself! This makes for a quick stop, meaning that you’ll have some time to explore the local area. Since Florida is well-known for its beautiful weather, it may come as no surprise to you that the area is home to some of America’s most wondrous green spaces. If you’re looking to spend some downtime in nature, the Disney Wilderness Preserve provides the perfect refuge from the city. Just a short stop from Disney World, this place offers plenty of space and fresh air, as well as one of the most unique ecosystems in the world. On the premises, you’ll be able to admire over 1,000 species of plants and animals. This fantastic hidden gem is a total must-see for all nature lovers. Have a Blast For those looking for a little bit of a challenge, why not check out the Orlando Tree Trek Adventure Park? Perfect for all adventurous types, the park provides an unforgettable outdoor experience set right up against the stunning natural pine forests of Kissimmee. At the park, you'll be able to test your limits through around 100 different aerial obstacle course challenges. Fly through the trees on Tarzan ropes. Test your bravery on a zip line. Navigate through swinging logs. A little different and a whole lot of fun, this one should be right at the top of the itinerary! If you’re looking for something to get your adrenaline pumping, don’t worry – we've got you covered! Kissimmee’s most popular water park, Island H2O, is the perfect place to spend time with friends or family. Perfect for big groups, this place offers more than 20 exciting experiences catering to all ages, including drop slides, a wave pool, and a children’s area – so basically, everyone’s happy! As if that wasn’t enough, this aquatic attraction is the first of its kind to offer customizable interactive experiences that are fun for all the family. Thoroughly invigorating and 100 per cent unique, we couldn’t possibly think of a better day to spend a sunny Florida’s afternoon! There’s no doubt about it: Kissimmee is a city built for exploration. Set just south of Orlando, this vibrant area has much to offer for the avid explorer. Whilst visiting, you might be surprised by the many different things this place has in store - you just know where to look! Kissimmee’s adventure parks are an absolute must - whether you’re looking to visit Disney World or something a little different like Old Town, you’re sure to find something to suit your tastes. If the outdoors are more your thing, the area has a number of fantastic experiences to be enjoyed. All in all, Kissimmee is an incredible place to explore for all types of travellers. And now, you don’t have to miss a thing - to get the most out of your trip, try Go City’s All-Inclusive Pass or Explorer Pass. If you’d like to know more, connect with us on Instagram and Facebook. With Go City, you can see more, for less.
Sarah Harris
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Your Guide to Orlando Airport

Everybody loves a good vacation to Orlando. From museums and other cultural institutions to beaches and the Everglades National Park, there’s no end of things to do. In fact, whether you’re a theme park junkie or the type who loves to explore the great outdoors, Central Florida has you covered. Of course, getting to Orlando is the first step in that amazing Florida vacation you’ve been planning. As a busy airport, Orlando (MCO) can be a bit challenging to navigate—especially for first-time visitors to the area and those traveling with little ones. Check out our handy guide to Orlando International Airport, including tips for how to navigate the airport with kids and basic info on how to get around... Orlando Airport Overview Orlando Airport serves 39 different airlines with both domestic and international destinations. Depending upon your airline, you will fly in and out of one of two terminals, A or B. If you need to know which terminal you’ll be in, you can consult the official airport website. Your ticket should also have this information clearly indicated. To help you navigate the airport and find your gate, we recommend consulting the terminal map. You will also need to use a monorail to get to your gate once you’re past security, but this can be a fun experience for the whole family—especially train-loving little kids! Orlando Airport Main Hub & Shopping There’s a main hub between the two terminals that can be a fruitful resource for gifts, toys, and a way to entertain antsy kids. There’s even an arcade (next to the kid magnet Natalie’s Candy Jar) that features both new and classic games. It can be a fun way for the kids to burn off steam, or for you all to play together. There are plenty of places to shop if you have time to kill or souvenirs left to collect, including a SeaWorld store, two Kennedy Space Center stores, two Universal stores with loads of Harry Potter merchandise, and two different Disney stores that have everything you could want. Disney’s Earport is located in the East Hall, and has a pin station where you can trade collectible Disney pins—a popular practice with Disney fanatics. The second store, Magic of Disney, is on the South Walk and boasts large themed screens that serve as great photo backdrops. This is the main place for shopping, and comes before the security gates, so keep that in mind when arriving or departing. If you’re leaving on a departing flight, you’ll need to fit all of your purchases into your luggage before going through security and boarding your flight. However, feel free to load up on separate bags if you’re heading out the front doors! Orlando Airport Security Like all airports, MCO employs standard security procedures as implemented by the TSA. That means you’ll need to make sure you have the right size toiletries, bring no liquids through with you except for medicine or breast milk, and remove all large electronics from your bags. One less common thing the Orlando Airport also requires is that you remove all food items from your non-checked bags. You can bring them through, just make sure they are accessible to take out when going through the line. If you are traveling with little ones, remember that the TSA does not require kids 12 and under to take off their shoes, light jackets, or hats. Babies must be taken out of their strollers and carried through the metal detector, although they can also be carried in a sling. For more information on getting through TSA screening procedures with your kids, check out their official guide to traveling with children. As one of the busiest airports in the country, Orlando Airport also often has tremendously long security lines. Please arrive well in advance of your flight time to make sure that you have time to get through. It can also help to be aware of carry-on restrictions and other policies before you travel to make sure that your time through to the other side isn’t an age and a half. Orlando Airport Dining Options If you arrive early enough at the airport before your departure and need to work in a meal or snack, rest assured—dining options of all stripes abound at MCO. Looking for something fast and inexpensive in the main terminal? Moe’s Southwest Grill and McDonald’s are easy choices at the Main Terminal Food Court. There are three restaurants at the attached Hyatt Regency, as well as a delicious Macaroni Grill, all of which provide more options than fast food. Sports fans may also want to check out the new City Pub, which features local beer and tasty food. It’s also an official supporting bar for the Orlando City Soccer Club, so it’s perfect for sports fans. Fortunately, City Pub is also a relaxed atmosphere that is suitable for kids. The dining options are more diverse once you get past security, including a Chipotle, Cibo Express, Wendy’s, Nathan’s, and an Outback Steakhouse, among several others. There are also some fun adult-friendly options like the upscale Cask & Larder, which brings a farm-to-table sensibility to MCO. If you’d like to review all of your dining options before your visit to see which would be the best for your family—especially those of you with any food allergies or specific diets—the Orlando Airport has conveniently provided a dining directory. Orlando Car Rentals, Shuttles, and Ride Share When arriving in Orlando and needing to find your way from the airport to your hotel or resort, you have multiple options. The most common option is to rent a car, especially if you are doing more than just Disney. Keep in mind that a high-traffic airport like Orlando will often run out of cars later in the day, so be sure to make your rental reservation in advance. Car rental companies are located on both A and B sides of the terminal on Level 1. For those of you who are headed to Disney, the Disney Magical Express is a shuttle that escorts arriving guests to their Disney resort. You’ll need to have your MagicBands ready to be scanned, but the trip is other a pretty painless way to get to your resort or hotel in the Disney-verse. If you’re looking for a taxi or ride share like Uber or Lyft, go to the Ground Transportation area on Level 1. Please note that there is a small fee charged for airport pick-ups that will be added onto your total bill. A good idea can be to look for coupons or deals before arriving to help you save, as the Orlando Airport isn’t very close to downtown and your fare could be quite high.   Orlando Airport Insider Tips The Orlando Airport has an official app—available for Android or Apple—that can be a smart choice for frequent flyers or anyone who likes the extra guidance. Don’t have a smartphone, or prefer not to download the app? There are plenty of interactive kiosks around the airport with the same helpful information. Arrive two to three hours before your flight departs to allow time to go through security and take advantage of the shopping and dining. If your flight arrives late and you have tired and grumpy kids, it may be easier and most cost-effective to stay at a hotel near or in the airport. The Hyatt Regency is an easy choice, as it’s located right in the center of the airport and offers good deals. Important: Once past security, you’ll need to choose one of the monorails to get you to your gate. If you pick the wrong one, you’ll have to take it back and go through security again, so be sure you know which one will head to your gate! Save on Orlando Attraction Tickets Once you’ve successfully made it through the Orlando Airport, it’s time to get down to exploring. If you’re interested in checking what Orlando has to offer beyond the major theme parks, a Go Orlando pass is a smart choice. You can save up to 50% on combined admission to top attractions like LEGOLAND® Florida, Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE Aquarium, and many I-Drive activities. It’s a convenient digital pass that you get instant access to upon purchase, so whether you plan ahead or opt-in last minute, you can enjoy big savings. Happy travels! So grab an Orlando pass and make the most of your trip!
Katie Sagal

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