WonderWorks Orlando

The basics

WonderWorks Orlando features six different wonder zones: Natural Disasters, Space Discovery, Light and Sound, Far Out Art Gallery, Imagination Lab, and Physical Challenge. Try out some of their many exhibits: be shaken by an earthquake, get blown away by hurricane force winds, become a human lightning rod, build a bubble larger than your body, play virtual basketball, or design and ride your own roller coaster. For a complete experience, opt for a combo that also includes admission to the Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show. Entrance to WonderWorks Orlando is included as part of the Go Orlando Pass.

Things to know before you go

• Certain rides have height and weight restrictions.
• Closed-toe shoes are required for the ropes course.
• There’s a café on site; outside food and drinks are not permitted.
• Reentry is permitted during the day.
• WonderWorks is wheelchair accessible, and wheelchairs can be rented for a fee.
• Certain exhibits have flashing lights and motion, which may not be suitable for individuals with heart problems, diabetes, vertigo, seizures or other light/motion sensitivities.

How to get there

WeWorks Orlando is located along International Drive in Orlando. Paid parking is available at the Pointe Orlando parking garage. It’s also accessible by public transportation. Take bus number 8, 38, or 42 and get off at International Drive and Samoan Court.

When to get there

WeWorks Orlando is open every day from 9am to midnight. Last entry is 90 minutes before closing. The cafe is open from 10:30am to 9:30pm. Wait times can be longer on the weekends, over Spring Break, summer break, and Christmas break, and when it rains.

Nearby Attractions on International Drive

There are no shortage of places to enjoy a fun day out in Orlando, especially along International Drive. After testing your mind at WonderWorks Orlando, continue the fun at some of the attractions nearby, such as Fun Spot America, ICON Park, Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf, iFLY Orlando Indoor Skydiving, I-Drive NASCAR, and Ripley’s Believe it or Not!

How long does it take to explore WonderWorks Orlando?

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.

What will I find inside WonderWorks Orlando?

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.

Can I take pictures in WonderWorks Orlando?

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.

Is there parking at WonderWorks Orlando?

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

Is WonderWorks Orlando accessible?

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.

What is the best day to visit WonderWorks Orlando?

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.