Orlando · ATTRACTION PASSES & COMBO TICKETS
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This is the shortlist we’d hand a friend flying in: the 15 attraction passes & combo tickets worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
SeaWorld Orlando ticket for thrill coasters and marine animal encounters, with optional dining, multi-park access, and shuttle transport.
“This was our first time using this site. The experience was smooth and we received our tickets and confirmations shortly after purchasing. For a family of 6 this was a GREAT deal! We saved A LOT!”
Orlando Everglades airboat ride with wildlife park admission and a live alligator show, plus up-close animals and Everglades-style views.
“Nice setting. The tour was very informative. First time on an airboat and was worth the 2 hour drive to get there. Only negative was that it started to rain about 10 minutes before the end of the tour but that’s beyond the tour operator’s control.”
Skip-the-line admission to LEGOLAND Florida with smart upgrades for Peppa Pig, the Water Park, and SEA LIFE. Flexible, family-focused fun.
“We visited 5 parks this week and as a grandparent, I found that this was a favorite for all of us. They catered to all age groups and anxiety levels. Would visit again!”
Universal Orlando park-to-park tickets for USA/Canada residents: choose 1–5 days across Studios, Epic Universe, Islands of Adventure, and Volcano Bay.
“The “Harry Potter Hogwarts Adventure” ride was too intense for us! Also, we regret the timing of our visit ~ we want to return, but it will be in Feb/March or Oct/Nov. Personnel and shops were great.”
Watch an Orlando Magic NBA game at Kia Center with fan zones, bars and restaurants, and optional Ultimate Fields all-inclusive food and drinks.
“Quite possibly the best 50 quid I've ever spent! Great atmosphere, great game. what an experience. GMG voucher was transferred into physical tickets at the ticket window near the Orlando Magic shop, no trouble at all.”
Universal Orlando ticket with Epic Universe covers Studios, Islands, and more, with park-to-park access and a practical plan for 1–8 days.
“It was fairly easy to pick up ticket at self automated will call.”
Orlando’s all-inclusive Discovery Cove day resort: snorkel the Grand Reef, unlimited food and drinks, and add a Signature Dolphin Swim plus 14-day park access.
“I really loved the Grand Reef and the swimming with the dolphins! The trainers and staff were also amazing. The food and attractions were great and everything was clean and comfortable! The only thing I wasnt thrilled about was the way things where packaged. There was no Doliphin Swim and Photo Package when purchasing our tickets. I either had to purchase a deluxe package or purchase the pictures seperately at the time of the swim. I chose the second option and it was both more difficult and quite frankly costly. Since I didn't already have a pre purchased photo plan I had to individually select all the photos out of…”
Prebook SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium at ICON Park for easy entry, 5,000 sea creatures, shark feedings, and optional Tussauds or Orlando Eye.
“All good. Hassle free transaction . Everything went the way it suppose to and as expected. I would deal with them again.”
Prebook a timed mobile ticket to Orlando’s Museum of Illusions at ICON Park for interactive rooms, quick laughs, and photo tricks.
“The one that required recording because the eyes followed. Also, the space allowed everyone to view at their own pace.”
Timed entry to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition on International Drive in Orlando. Touch the cold iceberg and see real artifacts.
“Very fascinating but sad. I very much dislike your dictating to me how long of a review to leave you.”
Orlando combo ticket for Madame Tussauds and SEA LIFE Aquarium. See Justice League wax heroes, Florida’s 360 tunnel, and touch sea life.
“The aquarium was one of the best I’ve seen and so many activities for little ones. When I first entered, I didn’t think it would be that good, but it was! The wax museum was amazing. So many realistic figures and popular ones too.”
One park per day at Universal Orlando for USA/Canada residents, with Epic Universe and Volcano Bay options from 1–5 days.
“Expensive, confusing as far as which park is which. Horror Nights was going on so things were being blocked off early and lines of those people were all along the street starring at us”
Orlando Eye gives 22 minutes of 400-foot views. Add Madame Tussauds and SEA LIFE tickets at ICON Park for easy family value.
“The package we purchased included Sealife, Madam Trussards and the Orlando EYE and they are all located in the one area -ICON Park. I-Tram stop 14. Best value is to buy the EYE with optional attractions ticket. We did Sealife first - need to pay extra for VR show. Nominated a time for the EYE for the sunset on someone elses suggestion. Well worth it. Found out at the venue that the time really doesn't mean a thing. The time is a guide only. If choosing sunset just be aware that the lineup is around the corner and you can't see how long the queue really is. Sunset was awesome..only…”
Aquatica Orlando admission for one day of Pacific Island themed water thrills: Reef Plunge, high speed slides, wave pools, lazy river.
“Nous n'avons pas pu faire le parc aquatica car celui ci était fermé !! Nous n'en avons pas été informés. Journée gâchée.”
Titanic Artifact Exhibition in Orlando with 17 interactive galleries, full-scale rooms, real artifacts, and a hands-on iceberg moment. $36.
“First of let me say this is the most beautiful unique and heartfelt tour of a museum. To be able to bring back artifacts from a heart reneging accident to showcase and cherish the events and material possession of passengers on the Titanic keeps history alive.”
