What’s included with the Go Orlando All-Inclusive pass

We've had lots of questions about COVID-19 during this strange time. Before your Orlando trip it's worth bearing the following in mind:

• Some attractions on your pass will require a booking. Due to current restrictions, some attractions require a booking. If an attraction needs you to make a reservation, you'll find this information on the attraction listing on our website and app. You'll also find a full list of attractions that require pre-booking on our reservation page. Be sure to check here before you show up.
• Capacity will be limited at certain attractions. Visitor numbers are currently restricted at several Orlando attractions and this may affect wait times and availability. We recommend booking ahead where you can.
• Opening times are subject to change. Opening hours may vary so we suggest checking the official attraction website before you visit. You'll find these listed below - handy right? While safety regulations are in place, a few attractions are not permitted to open. You'll see these flagged on our attraction lists.

We've compiled everything you need to know on our COVID-19 info page. You should be able to find the answer to just about all of your questions regarding visiting attractions and using our passes while restrictions are still in place.

We know that no two sightseers are the same, that's why we offer two pass options. For those who want to see as much as possible, we've got All-Inclusive passes. Choose how many days you want your pass to be valid for, and then visits as many attractions as you wish.

And for those of you who are a little pickier, we've got the Explorer Pass. With this pass, you can select how many attractions you wish to visit, and you'll then have 60 days to do so. Plus, there's no need to decide which ones you'll visit before you purchase, so you'll still be able to keep your plans flexible.