WonderWorks Orlando Map and Brochure (2025 – 2023)
Location: Orlando, Florida
Years Active: 1998 – Active
Step inside WonderWorks Orlando – where science gets weird! This upside-down building has been a Florida favorite since 1998. It’s NOT your typical museum.
See for yourself! Defy gravity, ride a simulated earthquake, and get your brain twisted. Over 100 hands-on exhibits turn the world upside down. Love a good laugh? The Outta Control Dinner Show is pure hilarious chaos.
WonderWorks is perfect for rainy days (we get lots of those!). But it’s also a solid escape from theme park madness. Lines are usually shorter, and you get a different kind of mental workout.
They aren’t kidding about expansion. This place just keeps getting bigger and weirder. If you’ve been before, it’s time to go back.
WonderWorks Orlando Map 2025
In 2025, WonderWorks Orlando introduced its “Back 2 School Bash,” offering discounted tickets for Florida residents from July 31 to August 9. These reduced-rate tickets, priced as low as $22 plus tax, provided full access to the park’s offerings. Guests could experience laser tag, STEAM-focused exhibits, the glow-in-the-dark ropes course, the Bed of Nails, Bubble Lab, and more than 100 interactive attractions under this limited-time promotion.
Printable WonderWorks Orlando Map PDF 2025
WonderWorks Orlando Map 2023
WonderWorks Orlando Brochure 2023
FAQ
What age is WonderWorks best for?
WonderWorks is best for children aged 6 to 12 years old. It offers attractions suitable for visitors of all ages, particularly appealing to school-age children and young teens.
How long does it take to walk through WonderWorks Orlando?
It typically takes 2 to 3 hours to walk through WonderWorks Orlando, depending on individual interests and crowd levels.
What is special about WonderWorks?
WonderWorks is special for its unique “upside-down” building design and over 100 interactive exhibits combining education and entertainment.
What is there to do in the upside down house in Orlando?
In the upside-down house in Orlando, visitors can enjoy over 100 interactive exhibits, including a hurricane simulator, astronaut training, and a ropes course.
