That first climb on a Ferris wheel hits different at night. In Old Town, you get classic fairground fun in an 18-acre open-air walking district, plus a proper haunted-house scare. I like that your ticket is built for an easy one-day plan with flexible use, and I also like the variety: rides, a haunted house, and a straightforward all-American dinner.

My favorite part is how the day works without forcing a tight schedule. You exchange your voucher once at the Old Town General Store, then you can slot the attractions into your evening. The only real drawback is that the overall experience sits in the middle, with a 3.4 rating from 62 reviews, so it’s best to go in expecting simple, theme-park style fun rather than something deeply themed or high-end.

Key Highlights You’ll Actually Care About

• Ferris wheel views over 85 feet with 18 gondolas (six people each), made for a smooth ride
• Mortem Manor Haunted House with two stories, animatronics, and live actors
• Dinner choice built into the ticket: A&W or Nathan’s Famous with an all-American menu
• Included car cruise nights (Saturday Nite Classic Car Cruise and Friday Nite Muscle Car Cruise)
• You get weekly live entertainment and seasonal holiday events around major dates

Old Town Kissimmee: A Walkable 18-Acre Fun Zone

Old Town is an 18-acre open-air walking district that’s designed for wandering. Think shopping, attractions, and rides for all ages—so you can adjust your pacing without feeling like you’re stuck in one place all day.

This matters because your day here isn’t just one thing. You’re mixing an aerial view, a haunted indoor scare, and a casual dinner stop. That blend is great if your group has different energy levels: one person wants lights and views, another wants the haunted house, and someone else just wants a classic meal and to keep moving.

You’ll also notice the area has an “event” feel even on non-special days. Between weekly entertainment and car cruise nights, it’s not a quiet strip where everything happens on a single timer.

Getting In Easy: Exchanging Your Voucher at Old Town General Store

Your starting point is simple: exchange your voucher at the Old Town General Store. Once you have your tickets in hand, you’re not stuck waiting around for a specific moment.

One thing I really like about this setup is that it supports flexibility. With your admission ticket, you can use what you’ve got across the evening rather than treating the day like a timed appointment. That’s a big deal if you want to build in walking time, browsing time, or just a slow start before the lights turn on.

Price-wise, you’re looking at about $15 per person for the core bundle. That’s what makes the logic work: you’re paying for several named attractions and a dinner voucher, not just one ride.

A quick reality check: hotel pickup and drop-off aren’t included. So plan to drive or handle your own local transport to Old Town, then spend your time walking around the district.

Ferris Wheel Over Kissimmee: 18 Gondolas, Over 85 Feet Up

The Old Town Ferris wheel gives you the classic “see the lights” moment—especially after sunset. It’s a custom-made ride from Italy with 18 gondolas, and each gondola seats six people.

That gondola count matters because it points to smoother capacity and shorter wait times than you’d expect from smaller rides. You get a real sense of being in the air without it feeling like a long, cramped ordeal.

From the top, you’ll look out over Kissimmee and nearby Orlando from over 85 feet in the air. And when evening arrives, colorful lights illuminate the night sky—so the ride becomes a viewing experience, not only a thrill ride.

If you’re traveling with kids, this is the easiest “win” on the ticket. It’s not scary, it’s quick to understand, and it adds that travel-photo payoff without asking people to commit to anything intense.

Mortem Manor Haunted House: Two Stories of Animatronics and Live Actors

If the Ferris wheel is your calm moment, Mortem Manor is where you test your bravery. This haunted house runs as a two-story attraction with state-of-the-art animatronics and live actors.

That combination is the key. Animatronics deliver the repeatable scares, while live actors add unpredictability. Together, it’s the kind of setup that keeps the experience feeling less like “watch the show” and more like “survive the maze.”

It’s also new enough to be described as a newer haunted house experience at Old Town. For me, that matters because it suggests you’re not just signing up for an old-school set that’s been running forever with the same few surprises.

Practical note: haunted houses can be intense. If your group is sensitive to jump scares or loud sound effects, you’ll want to decide how brave you truly feel before you walk in.

Dinner at A&W or Nathan’s Famous: All-American Comfort Included

By the time you finish the rides and the haunted house, you’re probably ready for food that doesn’t require a reservation or a long decision tree. That’s exactly what the meal voucher is for.

Your dinner is an all-American menu at either A&W or Nathan’s Famous. In practice, this means you can keep the night simple: grab a burger or hot dog style meal, pair it with something to drink, and get back to enjoying the area.

One especially useful detail from real-world feedback: the voucher can cover a food item like a hotdog or burger, plus either a soft drink or alcoholic beverage (beer or a spirit & mixer). That makes this ticket feel more adult-friendly than some theme-park meal vouchers.

Also, you’re not forced into one single counter. The voucher can be used among participating places along the strip. That helps a lot if one spot is busy when you’re hungry.

This is where the $15 value logic starts to click for many people. You’re not paying separately for dinner after spending the day on attractions. You’re combining cost into one plan.

Car Cruise Nights and Weekly Entertainment: The Bonus That Keeps You Here

The ticket doesn’t stop at rides and dinner. It also includes access to classic car cruise events that run in the evening rhythm of Old Town.

You get:

• Saturday Nite Classic Car Cruise, described as the longest-running car show and cruise in America
• Friday Nite Muscle Car Cruise
• Weekly live entertainment

That’s important because it changes how you spend the hours. You’re not only moving between “ticketed” attractions—you’re also watching something happening live in the background. If you enjoy people-watching and the fun of cars on display, these included events can turn a simple night out into a real atmosphere.

Old Town also runs holiday events tied to dates like St. Patrick’s Day, 4th of July, Halloween, Christmas, and New Year’s. If your travel dates line up, you’ll likely see the whole district take on extra seasonal energy.

Price and Value: When $15 Feels Like a Good Deal

Let’s talk value like a grown-up. At around $15 per person, this day pass is trying to cover multiple attractions plus dinner without going big on extras.

The best fit is when you actually use the included items. If you only end up taking one ride and skipping Mortem Manor, the value drops fast. But if you do the Ferris wheel and the haunted house, then use the meal voucher at A&W or Nathan’s Famous, you’re squeezing more out of the price.

Another factor is your tolerance for “typical tourist fun.” Old Town is an open-air district with attractions and rides. That’s not the same thing as a historic site or a museum experience. It’s built for entertainment, and you’ll get the most satisfaction if you’re aligned with that style.

With a 3.4 rating from 62 reviews, it’s clearly not a universally perfect match. Some people love the flexibility and the simple package. Others may feel it’s not worth it if they expected a more polished, premium theme-park level.

My practical advice: treat this as an easy evening plan in Kissimmee, not a once-in-a-lifetime centerpiece day.

Who Should Book This Old Town Day Pass?

This works best for groups who want variety without over-planning.

You’ll probably like it if you:

• Want a theme-park-style night with a view and a haunted house
• Prefer casual dinner options like A&W or Nathan’s Famous instead of a sit-down restaurant
• Are traveling with mixed ages and want one attraction that’s fun for everyone (Ferris wheel) plus one that’s more intense (Mortem Manor)
• Like the idea of car cruise atmosphere with live entertainment as part of the deal

If you’re the type who only wants quiet, local culture or slow-paced sightseeing, you might find Old Town’s entertainment focus a mismatch. But if your travel mood includes lights, rides, and easy food, this ticket can feel like a solid way to fill a full day without stress.

Should You Book This Old Town Ferris Wheel, Mortem Manor, and Dinner?

Yes—if you’re looking for an affordable, flexible night plan in Kissimmee that combines Ferris wheel views, a real haunted-house attraction, and dinner that’s already covered.

Book it especially when:

• You want to keep logistics simple (exchange once, then roam the district)
• You’ll actually use the haunted house and the meal voucher
• Your trip dates might line up with holiday events or a car cruise night

Skip it if you’re expecting a high-budget show or a deep cultural experience. This is entertainment value. And for that, it’s hard to argue with the convenience and the mix.

FAQ

Where do I exchange my voucher?

You exchange your voucher at the Old Town General Store.

Is this ticket valid for one day?

Yes. It’s valid for 1 day, and you’ll want to check availability for starting times.

What’s included in the admission?

The included items are Ferris wheel admission, a meal voucher (A&W or Nathan’s Famous), Mortem Manor Haunted House, Saturday Nite Classic Car Cruise, Friday Nite Muscle Car Cruise, weekly live entertainment, and holiday events.

Can I choose between A&W and Nathan’s Famous?

Yes. The meal voucher is valid at either A&W or Nathan’s Famous.

What does the Ferris wheel look like and how high is it?

It’s a custom-made ride from Italy with 18 gondolas, seating six people each. You’ll go to over 85 feet, with views of Kissimmee and nearby Orlando. At night, colorful lights illuminate the sky.

What’s special about Mortem Manor Haunted House?

It has two stories and uses state-of-the-art animatronics along with live actors.

Are hotel pickup and drop-off included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

Is dinner included, and can it include alcohol?

Dinner is included via a meal voucher at A&W or Nathan’s Famous. The voucher can cover a soft drink or an alcoholic beverage such as beer or a spirit & mixer.

Is there free cancellation and can I pay later?

The activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. It also offers a reserve now & pay later option.