WonderWorks Orlando

[floydfamily4]

Hi there. I am looking for reviews of WonderWorks Orlando attractions. The website shows some really fun activities and I am seriously considering taking my twins when we come to Orlando.

 

[lborne]

We've been once for the main part and then once for just the dinner magic show. Both were OK, but my kids have not asked to go back - and we live nearby.
The 4D simulator and ropes course thingy are extra. Assuming you mean just the main attraction, we found it to be equivalent to a science museum in a large city. You can spend a couple hours, and then expect to spend more time and money doing the other extra cost things - ropes course, 4D ride and laser tag. I'd say if you have not done a large science museum, then it would be fun.

 

[JaxDad]

My DS11, DD8, and I all LOVED the comedy magic show! It was hilarious. The museum was good too. The kids really liked most of the exhibits. We had a fun couple hours there. Many of the exhibits were educational. The kids also did the ropes course and spent some time playing the arcade games. You can check TripAdvidor for more reviews of both the museum and the show. You will get a good mix of results! I remember checking it out before we went.

 

[floydfamily4]

We've been once for the main part and then once for just the dinner magic show. Both were OK, but my kids have not asked to go back - and we live nearby. The 4D simulator and ropes course thingy are extra. Assuming you mean just the main attraction, we found it to be equivalent to a science museum in a large city. You can spend a couple hours, and then expect to spend more time and money doing the other extra cost things - ropes course, 4D ride and laser tag. I'd say if you have not done a large science museum, then it would be fun.

Thanks for the feedback! My kids love lazer tag and ropes courses so I think it might be a good activity if the crowds at WDW become too much.

 

[floydfamily4]

My DS11, DD8, and I all LOVED the comedy magic show! It was hilarious. The museum was good too. The kids really liked most of the exhibits. We had a fun couple hours there. Many of the exhibits were educational. The kids also did the ropes course and spent some time playing the arcade games. You can check TripAdvidor for more reviews of both the museum and the show. You will get a good mix of results! I remember checking it out before we went.

Thanks for the feedback! My twins are 10 so it might be a fun experience.

 

[JaxDad]

No problem. Definitely check for deals through Groupon and other sources. I think we found one for the whole package that made it a decent value. Again, the dinner show was a real highlight for us. We still talk about it over a year later and plan to return someday.

 

[tjevans]

Search for WonderWorks on YouTube. WonderWorks exist in several tourist locations, and they feature almost (or possibly completely) identical exhibits. It's basically an interactive children's science museum, but the science part is downplayed.

 

[sksjasams]

We went to Wonderworks in Pigeon Forge, TN. We thought it was a lot of fun...completely interactive and different. MY DS was 14 at the time and really enjoyed it. He said he would love to go again, but we looked when we returned home and there are none in our area. We did not have time to do the magic show, but I have always heard good things about that as well. I would definitely recommend it for you and your twins!