WonderWorks Orlando Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to WonderWorks Orlando start at US$40.46 for adults and US$30.87 for seniors (ages 60+) and children (ages 4–12), and include laser tag, a glow-in-the-dark ropes course, and the 4D XD motion theater. Children aged 3 and under get in free. For the best value, consider a package deal that bundles WonderWorks with other Orlando attractions.

Yes, WonderWorks Orlando is worth visiting, especially for families and anyone looking for a hands-on, interactive day out. The attraction features over 100 exhibits spanning science, art, and adventure, including an indoor ropes course, an extreme weather zone, and a space discovery zone with activities for all ages. The onsite Outta Control Dinner Show rounds out the experience with a family-friendly magic performance. Book a pass that bundles WonderWorks with other Orlando attractions to save money while seeing more of the city in one trip.

Per one customer who booked WonderWorks Orlando, "My family had a good time. If you have never gone, you should at least go once. It was educational. The kids liked the Gyroscope experience and the laser tag. Look up when you get on the third floor, and try it."

It’s recommended to spend between 3–4 hours exploring WonderWorks Orlando. This will give you time to enjoy all of the Wonder Zones, which explore extreme weather, space discovery, light and sound, physical challenges, and the glow-in-the-dark ropes course and 4D cinema.

Inside Wonderworks Orlando, you’ll find more than 100 interactive exhibits designed for kids of all ages, categorized by different Wonder Zones. There’s also the Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show (which takes place each night), a glow-in-the-dark ropes course, a 4D cinema and motion ride, and laser tag.

Yes, you can take pictures—you’re encouraged to capture your fun-filled day at WonderWorks Orlando on camera. For the best photos, head to these popular spots across the Wonder Zones—the Mercury Capsule, Hurricane Simulator, The Spacesuit, and The Floating Circuit Head.

Yes, there is parking at WonderWorks Orlando. You can park at the Pointe Orlando parking garage beside it, which costs US$10 for four hours. If you spend less time at WonderWorks Orlando, it’ll cost US$5 for two hours and US$7 for three hours.

Yes, WonderWorks is wheelchair accessible. There are elevators to every level of the attractions, and you can also rent a wheelchair on arrival for US$10 for the whole of your visit. WonderWorks asks that you contact them 72 hours before arriving if you need extra special assistance.

The busiest times at WonderWorks Orlando are during the Christmas, spring, and summer breaks in the United States. The best days to visit are either a Tuesday or Wednesday outside of these times—try to avoid the weekends if you want to explore with fewer crowds.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting WonderWorks Orlando. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Orlando:

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