ORLANDO
Orlando’s best days out.
The 11 most popular museums & exhibits tours around Orlando, from the theme-park gates out to the spring runs and the Space Coast. Prices, run times and who to book each one with.
Wizard of Oz Museum and Van Gogh near NASA in Cape Canaveral. See a 1900 first edition, 2,000+ collectibles, and fun challenges.
Most Popular“It was a great collection of Oz memorabilia for sure. I've been a collector for 49 yrs alot I had and a handful of things I didn't even know were out there. The price was pretty high for being 1 room with just cabinets of collectibles...Oz movie nor songs were playing and that was it.…”
Pre-booked Museum of Illusions at ICON Park Orlando. 50+ interactive exhibits, timed entry, and photo illusions in about an hour.
“The staff is so helpful and even take pictures to help set you up for the best photo available. We enjoyed learning some science begin illusions. I brought two 10 year olds and while their attention span was about 45 minutes, I think it accomplished what I wanted. An indoor activity for an affordable price.”
Tour Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition in Orlando with timed entry, 300+ real artifacts, and a chilling iceberg touch moment. Self-guided.
“Chris was an excellent tour guide. He was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable about Titanic and made you feel you were a passenger on the voyage.”
Walk through 17 Titanic galleries in Orlando, touch an iceberg, and see 300+ artifacts with human stories in an interactive museum.
Orlando’s Chocolate Kingdom Factory Adventure Tour is a 45-minute, family-friendly chocolate walk-through with samples, stories, and optional custom bars.
“Lady working front was rude, because she was overwhelmed by a big group of children on a field trip. She ruined my experience by being rude when I was solo traveling looking for a fun solo experience. IF YOU DON’T LIKE PEOPLE STAY OUT OF CUSTOMER SERVICE. FIND A NEW JOB!!!! George was awesome I…”
A 3-hour Titanic First Class Dinner Gala in Orlando with a 3-course meal, cast-led reenactment, and a tour of the artifact galleries.
“I would not recommend this dinner show to anyone. We were disappointed with the entire experience. We purchased our tickets through Viator and were not given a choice on dinner. The person at check in told us that we would all be served chicken but he was going to "see" if steak or anything else…”
Orlando’s Museum of Illusions at ICON Park: 50+ optical and photo tricks, from the Infinity Room to gravity and scale surprises.
A 45-minute Orlando chocolate factory tour with interactive multimedia storytelling, lots of samples, and a make-your-own bar add-on.
Crayola Experience Orlando at the Florida Mall. Make-and-melt art, play in a two-story playground, and return all day with one ticket.
“Lots of noise! Lots of”
Cape Canaveral’s Wizard of Oz Museum pairs self-guided QR audio, 2000+ artifacts, and 3D laser scenes plus a Van Gogh projection show.
“It was great to see how many different variations of Oz there were. The displays were nice and informative. We flew in to go on a cruise and are glad we were able to get the opportunity to see the museum.”
Titanic Teatime Show Orlando: 12:30 tea lunch with Titanic artifacts, 1912 dress-up, music, strict phone rules. $70.
“The food is not good. A confusing experience. The music was nice. Just silly "rules" and not well-run. Bad food! You can overlook a lot, if it at least tasted good. It all seems like Walmart bakery items, and one item we couldn't figure out what it was. The shuffling around afterward and abrupt end…”
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