Orlando Pass: 30+ Attractions & Kennedy Space Center
One Pass, 30+ Attractions Across Central Florida
You get mobile entry to 30+ Orlando attractions including Kennedy Space Center, LEGOLAND Florida, The Orlando Eye, WonderWorks, Madame Tussauds, and regional tours in Miami and the Everglades. The pass saves you from buying tickets individually and loads straight to your phone for gate entry. Book popular activities like airboat tours and dinner shows in advance through the Go City app to secure your preferred times.
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Orlando's top attractions
- Visit Kennedy Space Center
- Tour NASA launch facilities
- Experience interactive simulators
- See massive rockets up close
- Meet NASA astronaut
- Visit IMAX and exhibits
- Enjoy LEGOLAND Florida Resort
- Ride family-friendly rollercoasters
- Watch water shows
- Visit Orlando Eye observation wheel
- Enjoy 360-degree city views
- Explore WonderWorks indoor amusement park
- Discover thrilling exhibits
- Ride four rides at Fun Spot America
- Visit Madame Tussauds Orlando
- Take selfies with celebrity wax figures
- Attend WonderWorks Outta Control Magic Dinner Show
The Experience
"So which one do we hit first?" That's the question you'll be asking yourself the moment your Orlando All-Inclusive Pass loads on your phone. Kennedy Space Center, LEGOLAND Florida, The Orlando Eye, WonderWorks, Madame Tussauds—they're all on one ticket, and the savings add up fast. Instead of buying separate admission to each place, you've got access to over 25 attractions across the region, which means you can actually spend your vacation exploring instead of deciding what you can afford to see.
The pass works like this: after you buy it, your ticket arrives immediately on your mobile device. You just show it at the gate—no printing, no hassle. Kennedy Space Center alone usually costs a chunk of change, but it's included here along with the IMAX, live shows, and the chance to see actual rockets up close. LEGOLAND takes up a full day if you want it to, with 150 acres of rides and water attractions. The Orlando Eye gives you 360-degree views from 400 feet up. WonderWorks is an indoor amusement park packed with interactive exhibits. Fun Spot America throws in four rides from their coaster lineup. You're not picking one or two things—you're choosing from a real menu.
Beyond the theme parks, the pass opens up smaller attractions that add texture to your trip. Madame Tussauds lets you take selfies with wax figures of celebrities. Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition gives you a full-scale recreation of the ship's interior, including an iceberg you can actually touch. ZooTampa at Lowry Park houses over 1,300 animals across tropical habitats. If you want to venture outside Orlando proper, the pass also covers a 90-minute guided tour at Daytona International Speedway, an hour's drive away, plus airboat tours through the Everglades and boat cruises in Winter Park and Miami. The Gray Line city tour runs Sundays and Wednesdays only, so check the Go City app for scheduling before you plan your week.
A few things to know upfront: parking at Kennedy Space Center costs $10 extra and isn't included. Some of the more popular activities—the Everglades airboat tours, the Winter Park boat cruise, the magic dinner show at WonderWorks—require you to book in advance through the app or digital guidebook. ZooTampa recommends reservations too, especially during peak season, though walk-ups are allowed if space opens up. The app itself is free and shows you real-time hours, attraction details, and how to make those reservations, so you're not scrambling last-minute.
The math works if you're planning to visit more than three or four attractions. A family of four hitting Kennedy Space Center, LEGOLAND, and The Orlando Eye separately could easily spend $300–400 just on entry fees. With the pass, you're locked in at one price and can add attractions without that mental calculation every time. You don't have to use everything in one trip either—the pass is valid for a set number of days from when you first use it, so you can spread visits across your stay.
What’s included
- Your pass includes admission to over 25 attractions and activities across Orlando, including Kennedy Space Center with IMAX and exhibits, LEGOLAND Florida, The Orlando Eye, WonderWorks, Fun Spot America, Madame Tussauds, Titanic museum, ZooTampa, Daytona International Speedway, Winter Park boat tours, Everglades airboat tours, Miami Duck Tour, Millionaire's Row Cruise, and more.
- You also get the free Go City app with maps, attraction details, and booking instructions.
- Mobile entry means your ticket is saved to your phone and ready to use immediately after purchase.
Operated by Go City
Is this one for you?This pass is worth it if you're planning to visit four or more attractions during your Orlando trip and want to avoid the cost and time of buying separate tickets at each gate. The mobile entry and included app take the logistics off your hands, though you'll need to book popular activities like airboat tours and dinner shows in advance to secure your preferred times.
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What attractions are included in the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass?
Over 25 attractions including Kennedy Space Center, LEGOLAND Florida, The Orlando Eye, WonderWorks, Fun Spot America, Madame Tussauds, Titanic museum, ZooTampa, Daytona International Speedway, Winter Park boat tours, Everglades airboat tours, and Miami attractions like the Duck Tour and Millionaire's Row Cruise.
How much can I save with this pass?
You can save up to 50% compared to buying individual attraction tickets, depending on which attractions you visit.
How do I use the pass?
After purchase, your ticket arrives immediately on your mobile device. Show it at each attraction's gate for entry—no printing required.
Do I need to book attractions in advance?
Popular activities like Everglades airboat tours, Winter Park boat cruises, the magic dinner show, and Miami tours require advance reservations. Use the included Go City app or digital guidebook to book these well ahead of your visit.
Is parking included?
No. Kennedy Space Center parking costs $10 and is not included with the pass. Check individual attractions for their parking policies.
Can children use the pass?
Go City child passes are available for ages 3–12. Children under 3 should be checked individually with each attraction, as policies vary.
How long is the pass valid?
The pass is valid for a set number of days from the date you first use it. Check the Go City website or app for the specific validity period for your pass type.
What if an attraction's hours or lineup changes?
The Go City app has the most up-to-date information on hours, attraction availability, and access instructions. Check it before each visit.
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