ORLANDO
Orlando’s best days out.
The 8 most popular museums in Orlando, with prices, run times and who you book through. The standouts worth building a day around, and what each one actually gets you.
Prebook a mobile ticket to Museum of Illusions Orlando at ICON Park for interactive mind-tricks and great photo ops in about an hour.
Most Popular“We had a great time. We have a different illusions, but one thing I would say is there should be more workers around taking pictures for couples.”
Ticketed entry to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition on Orlando’s International Drive. See replica rooms, 300+ artifacts, and touch ice-cold iceberg.
“Not as many artifacts as I thought , it was interesting . Should really only take an hour . Bring a coat it is very cold inside.”
See Titanic artifacts and full-scale deck rooms in Orlando. Touch an iceberg replica, meet the stories, and explore 17 galleries.
“So awesome learning more about the titanic. Its so amazing this place was done very well and I'd go back for sure.”
See 50+ optical illusions at ICON Park, including Infinity, Reverse, and Ames rooms. One-day fun with surprising science behind it.
“WARING!!! You MUST book your tickets inline before going!! We booked ours online and was there about 1 hour early. They were about to accommodate us and let us in. It was super fun and their store has good brains games!”
See 2,000+ cars indoors at Orlando Auto Museum in Dezerland Park Orlando. Batman, Bond, movie vehicles, and microcars for $31.90.
“There were a number of classic cars and also rooms that were themed such as Vespa, VW, Dussenburg etc. lots to see”
Skip-the-line entry to Orlando’s Museum of Military History for a guided timeline of America’s wars, rare artifacts, and personal accounts.
“Very educational, informative and interesting. My husband really enjoyed it. We’re glad we went to visit the place.”
Orlando Auto Museum at Dezerland Park pairs a huge indoor car collection with family-friendly attractions, for a 1.5-hour guided visit.
“VERY extensive car, motorcycle and scooter collection from Detroit iron to tiny postwar European. And Israeli. And DDR and Russian as well. The placards were written by an AI which was more artificial than intelligent. 1968 Porsche 550 Spyder? I think not. But it is a huge collection. The James Bond archive was equally comprehensive.…”
St Augustine by day from Orlando with the Pirate & Treasure Museum, a real cannon moment, and free time in America’s oldest city.
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