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Choose from 25+ Attractions with the Orlando Sightseeing FLEX Pass. Pay nothing at the gate. See what you want in Orlando – Save Time & Money.

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Normal Entry Price: $59.00

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We have created The Sightseeing Pass to help you save money when visiting the best attractions in 15 cities around the world. With The Sightseeing Pass, you are able to plan your trip before you arrive with our recommended itineraries, choose the best Pass that suits you and even be able to skip some queues at certain attractions test.

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Your Pass can be purchased on our website or on our mobile app. Purchasing through our own website will allow you to get the best prices.

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Home to the iconic Cinderella Castle, this was the very first theme park to open at Walt Disney World Resort. Here, you’ll find a wide variety of family-friendly attractions, Disney Character experiences and fan-favorite food & beverages spread across 6 distinct areas.

Discover worlds of endless possibilities meant to ignite the imagination. From around the globe to under the sea to the far reaches of space, EPCOT is a place for kids and adults alike to explore and uncover the wonders of the world... and beyond.

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In a world where heroic characters, magical places and unforgettable stories rule, your own fantastic adventure begins. Encounter epic Star Wars adventures, bust a dance move with your favorite Disney Junior Characters, take a perilous plunge in The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and get a toy’s-eye view of Andy’s backyard in Toy Story Land.

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Discover exotic animals in their natural habitats, embark on adventures beyond belief in Pandora – The World of Avatar and see your favorite Characters making special appearances, transporting you to the heart of nature-—alive like nowhere else.

 Disney Water Parks

Make a splash at our 2 water parks  —  Disney's Typhoon Lagoon and Disney's Blizzard Beach! From serene to extreme, there are aquatic experiences for all ages at these distinctive destinations overflowing with thrill rides, chill rides, relaxing lounge areas, wave pools and much more.

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Inspired by the castle in the Disney film Cinderella , this enchanting edifice is the symbol of Magic Kingdom park.

Race through the diamond mine from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on a swaying family coaster ride.

Take flight on a breezy, airborne adventure as you hang glide above the breathtaking wonders of the world.

Set off in an open-air vehicle for a guided tour of a lush African savanna—and spot real animals roaming free.

Zip through an exhilarating 4D shootin’ game starring Toy Story characters—and blast away.

Celebrate the spirit of Disney as Magic Kingdom park comes alive with music and dance during a tribute to the tales of Fantasyland.

Fly the Millennium Falcon on a thrilling interactive smuggling mission.

Travel through time and explore the remarkable history of human communication from the Stone Age to the computer age.

Blast off on a rip-roaring rocket into the furthest reaches of outer space on this roller-coaster ride in the dark.

Hurtle up and down aboard a haunted elevator-style lift. You’re about to enter… The Twilight Zone !

Careen through icy Himalayan peaks on a speeding train while avoiding the clutches of the mythic Yeti.

Design a virtual concept car and put it to the test on this thrilling, high-octane attraction.

Race along the darkened freeways of Los Angeles in a super-stretch limo to the rockin' tunes of Aerosmith.

Climb atop a winged mountain banshee for a breathtaking 3D flight over Pandora’s otherworldly landscape.

Race through a haunted gold mine aboard a speeding train on this thrilling coaster-style ride.

Blast off on a thrilling simulated NASA-style mission to Mars—or orbit the Earth on a more gentle ride through space.

Soar high in the sky—and see an elephant fly—on a whimsical flight aboard Dumbo.

Spin ‘round and ‘round in a giant teacup during a madcap music-filled whirlwind.

Voyage to Arendelle aboard an ancient Nordic vessel as you take a musical tour of the wintery world of Frozen .

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Take a mystical journey by boat deep into Pandora’s glowing bioluminescent rainforest.

Get pumped for a high-octane, first-of-its-kind show that’ll put you in the middle of the Disney and Pixar Cars universe.

Celebrate Oktoberfest all year long with authentic German cuisine and lively entertainment.

Enter the Beast's enchanted castle for an unforgettable dining experience— bon appétit !

Set off on a culinary expedition of international cuisine at this restaurant inspired by exploration and adventure.

Join Disney Princesses for Storybook Dining inside a medieval castle with soaring archways and cathedral ceilings.

Step into the Golden Age of Hollywood at this warm, wood-paneled restaurant serving contemporary American cuisine.

Enjoy intimate dining and spectacular views of a living coral reef—and more than 2,000 amazing sea creatures who call it home!

Dine in Victorian splendor in this greenhouse-inspired Crystal Palace, idyllically set on Main Street, U.S.A. Join Winnie the Pooh and friends for a whimsical all-you-care-to-enjoy buffet breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Graze on a bountiful buffet brimming with African-inspired flavors and see host Donald Duck and his Disney friends.

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Step into a shimmering holiday scene with dapper décor, merry mash-ups, themed entertainment, favorite attractions and more.

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Holiday wishes come true when you join Mickey Mouse and pals at an oh-so-jolly event with yuletide entertainment, dance parties, beloved attractions and more.

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See what’s budding at an annual event abloom with brilliant gardens, fresh flavors, rockin’ entertainment and more—February 28 through May 27, 2024.

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Orlando All-Inclusive Pass Review 2024: Is It Worth It?

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In this Go City: Orlando All-Inclusive Pass review, we explain how the pass works, what’s included, and help you decide if it’s a good deal for you.

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When most people think of Orlando, they think of one thing – theme parks.

Disney World , Universal, and LEGOLAND are big draws, but they’re far from everything Orlando has to offer. Cruising on nearby sparkling waters, checking out Florida’s wildlife, enjoying the vibrant nightlife, and taking in the sights are just a few reasons people flock to Orlando.

For most visitors, this means expensive times are ahead. What’s a thrifty traveler to do?

Find ways to do more for less, of course! The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City can help you do just that. Let’s take a look at how this pass works.

Orlando All-Inclusive Pass Review: How It Works

The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City is an all-inclusive, non-consecutive day pass that includes entry to over 25 of Orlando’s (and Miami’s) top attractions. The pass is available for 2, 3, or 5 days. Unlike most all-inclusive passes , however, you can spread those days out over a 2-week period.

Purchase the pass online and download it to your smartphone using the free Go City app. You can also print it off if you prefer a paper copy.

Simply activate your pass by using it at your first attraction. From there, your pass is active for the remainder of that day. So, if you activate your pass Monday at 11 a.m., you have the rest of Monday as day #1. The next calendar day that you use your pass will count as day #2 and so on. Getting started early in the day ensures you make the most of your pass.

If used appropriately, Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass can save you time and money on admission to top attractions. Who doesn’t love saving time and money, right?

Attractions on the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass

Let’s take a look at some of the attractions on Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass to see if they pique your interest. I’ve included their regular adult admission price so you can get an idea of how much things cost without the pass.

• LEGOLAND Florida Resort – $116.22
• Gray Line Orlando: City of Orlando Tour – $75.00
• Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex – $80.25 (Cocoa)
• Miami Seaquarium – $53.49 (Miami)
• Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Miami Tour – $54.00 (Miami)
• ZooTampa at Lowry Park – $45.95 (Tampa)
• Fun Spot America Theme Park: 4 Ride Sampler – $38.34
• Gatorland: The Alligator Capital of the World – $35.13
• SEA LIFE Aquarium Orlando – $37.26
• Boggy Creek Airboat Tour – $37.28
• Daytona Speedway All Access Track Tour – $26.00 (Daytona)
• Sawgrass Recreation Park Everglade Airboat Adventures – $28.84 (Weston)
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*Current as of April 28, 2023

As you can see, all of these attractions cost more than $25 without the pass. There are several with price tags above $50, so those high-value biggies will help you get the most from Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass.

Editor’s Note: Some attractions may require reservations, be unavailable, or have limited hours/capacity. Please check with each attraction prior to arrival for the most current information.

Orlando All-Inclusive Pass Pricing

Now that you know what’s included, let’s take a look at pricing.

As you can see, the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City isn’t cheap. The 5-day pass is the most popular option, and it provides the best value – coming in at $56.80 per day. The 3-day pass also offers solid savings, working out to $71.33 per day.

So, how easy is it to get value from Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass? Obviously, the more high-value attractions you visit, the more you’ll save.

Save Up to 50% in Orlando – Save big on popular attractions with the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City! Visit just 2-3 attractions a day and save up to 50% off your sightseeing! Get yours here.

Reasons to Get Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass

If your goal is to save money at Orlando attractions and experiences, Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass is a smart buy – providing you use it appropriately. If you visit two to three attractions per day and try to choose a few of the pricier options, you’ll have no problem saving money. Saving up to 50% is in the realm of possibility, although not the norm, as it likely would involve visiting 3-4 sites per day.

Kid-Friendly

Orlando is a popular family vacation destination, in part because many of the local tourist attractions are kid-friendly. The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City offers good value to families traveling with kids because many of the attractions can be enjoyed by all ages.

LEGOLAND is the most expensive attraction, costing $116.22 at the gate. (You get admission to both the park and waterpark with Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass.) The 3-day pass costs $214 per adult. So, if you spend a day at LEGOLAND, that covers over half the price of the pass.

If you also did the Kennedy Space Center, Lion Safari, WonderWorks, and Gatorland, you’d save $107.79 per adult. And that’s only doing 5 attractions over 3 days. You could add an attraction or two to ramp up your savings even more.

Valid for Two Weeks

Many all-inclusive passes, like the New York Pass , operate on a consecutive-day basis. This means that if you buy a three-day pass and activate it on Monday, you get the rest of Monday, all of Tuesday, and all of Wednesday.

The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City works differently. It’s valid for the number of days purchased, but you aren’t restricted to consecutive days. If you buy the three-day pass, you can use it on any three days within a two-week period.

This is great news for travelers who like to take a day off and relax after a busy day of attractions. It also means you can drive to Miami without losing half a day of your pass’ life.

Other Benefits of the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass

• Visit Attractions More Than Once – Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass allows you to enter each attraction once per day. This is relatively unique as most passes only allow you to visit each attraction once during the life of the pass.
• Mobile App – The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City is available via the free Go City App. With your pass, free guidebook, and map at your fingertips on your smartphone, you can enjoy the convenience of going paper-free.
• Valid for Two Years – Non-activated passes are valid for two years from the date of purchase.
• 90-Day Return Policy – As with most Go City passes, like the Go City: Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass , you have 90 days to return a non-activated pass for a full refund.

Save Time and Money Around Orlando – Don’t get stuck spending a fortune on Orlando area activities. Grab the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City and save up to 50% on the area’s best attractions! Get your pass today.

Where the Pass Falls Short

The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City can save the right traveler some money, but there are a few issues worth discussing.

One shortcoming is also a benefit, depending how you look at it. LEGOLAND is the highest-value attraction on the pass and a great choice for families with young kids. However, people traveling without kids may not be interested in checking it out, making it harder to get maximum value from the pass.

Of course, there are other high-value attractions to choose from, but there are issues with a some of them, too.

For instance, several high-dollar attractions (those that cost $50 or more at the gate) aren’t even in Orlando. They’re in Miami. This is nice for people planning to visit both cities, but they aren’t exactly next door.

Miami is 3.5 hours away by car, and not everyone who visits Orlando plans to make the trip. Luckily, you can use Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass over a two-week period. So, if you drive to Miami, at least you won’t lose half a day like you would with a consecutive day pass.

Bottom line: If you’re traveling without kids and aren’t going to Miami, you might struggle to get superb value from the Go City: Orlando All-Inclusive Pass.

Finally, if you want to visit Orlando’s top theme parks (like Disney, Universal, and SeaWorld), this pass has nothing for you. Sure, the pass has other theme parks and a host of other activities. If your looking for a discount on the most famous parks, however, you’ll need to look elsewhere. (Pssst…try the Orlando CityPASS instead!)

Who Should Buy the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass

Families with Young Kids – The highest-value attraction on Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass is LEGOLAND, which appeals most to younger children. Other family-friendly treats include the Kennedy Space Center, WonderWorks, Sea Life Aquarium, and Lion Country Safari. Families planning to visit LEGOLAND stand to get the most from this pass.

Visitors Who Like Busy Days – The more you use Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass, the more you save. Travelers who enjoy doing at least two to three attractions per day will get the most from the pass.

People Visiting Orlando and Miami – It’s called the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City, but several of the attractions are in Miami (some are even in Tampa, Daytona, and Cocoa). This is great for people who plan to spend a few days in Orlando before heading to Miami, or vice versa. Unlike all-inclusive passes which operate on a consecutive-day basis, Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass is good for the number of days purchased over a two-week period. This works well for people visiting both cities because it allows you to make the 3.5-hour drive without losing any value from your pass.

Travelers Who Enjoy Taking a Day Off – Because Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass doesn’t work on a consecutive day basis, it works well for people who want a break after a busy day.

Who Should Skip the Pass

Travelers Without Kids Who Aren’t Going to Miami – If you won’t visit LEGOLAND and you’re not going to Miami, the high-value attraction options are limited. This means it’ll be harder to save money with the pass.

Visitors on a Tight Budget – Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass can save you some coin on admission to top attractions, but if you’re pinching pennies, the pass might be too expensive.

People Who Like to Take it Slow – If you’re the kind of traveler who likes to do one activity a day, an all-inclusive pass isn’t the best fit for you. To save money with Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass, you really have to do two to three attractions each day you use it. If you aren’t up for multiple activities each day, an Orlando Explorer Pass may be a better fit.

Travelers Wanting to Hit the Big Theme Parks – Do you want to visit spots like Disney, Universal, and SeaWorld? If so, check out the Orlando CityPASS and use it in conjunction with this pass.

Tips for Getting the Most from the Pass

• Buy the Pass on Sale – Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass regularly goes on sale online. I recommend watching for a sale to super-charge your savings. Learn more here.
• Go to LEGOLAND – LEGOLAND is easily the highest-value attraction on Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass, so adding it to your itinerary will ramp up your savings. If LEGOLAND doesn’t appeal to you, try other high-value attractions like the Gray Line Orlando Tour and the Kennedy Space Center.
• Visit Two to Three Attractions Per Day – As with every all-inclusive pass, the more you do, the more you save. To get your money’s worth, make sure you visit two to three attractions each day. The exception would be if you visit LEGOLAND – that’s a full-day endeavor and its regular gate price is high enough to justify calling it a day once you’re finished there.
• Mind the Reservation Requirements – Some of the attractions on the pass, including some boat tours, require advanced reservations. Others are just so busy that you’ll want to book your entry in advance. Still other attractions may have limited hours and/or capacity requirements. Pay attention to these restrictions and requirements so you aren’t stuck without a way to get in.
• Plan Your Days Based on Location – It’s always best to save time in transit by visiting attractions that are near each other on the same day. This is critically important with the Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City. This pass includes several attractions in different cities – including Orlando, Miami, Weston, Daytona, Cocoa, and Tampa. Plan accordingly.
• Use the Pass Early In the Day – The pass works on a calendar day basis, not 24-hour periods, so it’s best to get started early in the day so you can fit in as much as possible.

How to Buy Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass

The best and cheapest way to grab Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass is to buy it online here.

After your purchase, you’ll get an email with the pass, allowing you to print a hard copy or download it to your smartphone using the free Go City app.

Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass comes with a risk-free guarantee. If you purchase the pass but change your mind within 90 days, you can get a full refund – provided the pass has not been activated.

Once you buy the pass, you have 24 months to activate it, so buying in advance is safe. Just don’t wait longer than that or the pass will expire.

Orlando All-Inclusive Pass Review: Should You Get It?

The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City isn’t a universal fit for everybody. It’s best for families with young kids who are excited to visit LEGOLAND.

It’s also convenient for people who plan to visit both Orlando and Miami. You should be game to visit two to three attractions each day, possibly in multiple cities across the state. Travelers in these categories can save big money by using the All-Inclusive Pass.

Adults traveling without kids, especially those who can’t make the Gray Line Orlando Tour work or who aren’t going to Miami, should do a little planning before committing to Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass. It’s certainly possible to get value from the pass, but with many of the high-value options off the table, it definitely becomes more challenging.

Save Money in Orlando – Wanna save big bucks on family-friendly attractions in Florida? Get access to over 25 of Florida’s best attractions and save up to 50% off regular admission prices with Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass! Get your pass here .

Go City: Orlando All-Inclusive Pass Review Summary

• Attractions
• Pass Options and Lengths
• Overall Value

The Orlando All-Inclusive Pass by Go City is an all-inclusive attractions pass that includes entry to over 25 Orlando area attractions. Passes work on a calendar day basis and are available in varying lengths of up to 5 days. Once activated, the pass can be used on any 5 days over a 2-week period.

Although Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass can definitely save you money, it is important to note that not all of the attractions on the pass are located in Orlando. Some of the attractions are located around the state, including Tampa and Miami. Remember, however, that you do have a full two weeks to use the pass.

For the right traveler, Go City’s Orlando All-Inclusive Pass can be a great deal. Families and those visiting both Orlando and Miami could save up to 50% on their sightseeing costs. We think that makes this pass worth considering!

Sandra Parsons is a professional freelance writer and personal finance expert who writes about all things money. Her work has been featured on sites like MoneyTips, Credit Knocks, Women Who Money, and CreditCards.org. She also adores travel (preferably paid for with credit card rewards) and routinely reviews sightseeing passes and travel insurance solutions. Prior to focusing on her writing career, Sandra spent five years working in banking. She also holds master’s degrees in employment relations and psychology. Learn more about Sandra here.

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Joining the list: Orlando International Airport rolls out an airside visitor pass program

Have you been curious about Orlando International Airport's (MCO) swanky $2.8 billion, 1.2 million-square-foot Terminal C? The one that opened to great fanfare and reviews in September 2022 and which offers towering "Forever Trees" and a series of giant immersive multimedia experiences and installations?

Or have you been wishing you could be waiting at the gate to welcome a friend or family member landing at Orlando International or have more time to spend with someone before they leave Orlando and head out on their flight?

Now's your chance.

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Over the Labor Day holiday, Orlando International Airport rolled out the Experience MCO Visitor Pass , which gives Terminal C access to up to 50 non-ticketed visitors per day.

Those who want to visit the terminal may apply online up to seven days in advance or take their chances and wait until the day when they want to visit. The application form requests basic personal information, including date of birth, gender and full legal name exactly as it appears on your Transportation Security Administration-approved photo ID.

Once your application is filed, the TSA will review the request and send an approval status email after midnight on the day of the requested visit. Same-day applications are allowed, and the TSA promises to send an approval status email within 15 minutes.

Related: Most airport visitor pass programs back up and running

Approved non-ticketed visitors will get a digital pass via email and must present it in digital form — no paper printouts allowed — along with a photo ID, at the Terminal C TSA checkpoint between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the approved date. Passholders will be sent through the same security screening procedures as ticketed passengers and must exit the terminal by 8 p.m.

Officially a pilot program for now, airport officials see the Experience MCO Visitor Pass Program as a "new and engaging way" to help the non-traveling public explore the unique amenities in Terminal C.

In addition to the immersive digital art installations, Terminal C's amenities include more than 20 food and beverage options, including Orlando Brewing Bar & Bites and Sunshine Diner by Chef Art Smith. Retail outlets include City Arts Market, featuring work by local artists, and branches of souvenir-filled gift shops for Orlando-area theme parks, including Walt Disney World, SeaWorld and Universal Orlando.

Other airports with visitor pass programs

While MCO's new visitor pass program will (for now) only allow non-ticketed passengers to request a day pass to visit Terminal C, other airports around the country offer visitor pass holders access to all areas that are open to ticketed passengers.

Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), the first airport to offer a visitor pass program, and Tampa International Airport (TPA) both paused their popular visitor pass programs during the COVID-19 pandemic and have not yet restarted their programs. But here is a list of the airports currently offering day pass programs for non-ticketed visitors. (Let us know if we've missed any).

Detroit: The DTW Destination Pass at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) is offered seven days a week.

Flint, Michigan: The FNT Visitor Pass at Bishop International Airport (FNT) is available Monday to Friday. Participants may access the airport once per month.

Lansing, Michigan: At Capital Region International Airport (LAN), the LAN Visitor Pass is limited to 25 visitors per day.

New Orleans: The MSY Guest Pass Program at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) is available seven days a week. Fifty visitors a day are allowed Monday to Friday; 100 visitors a day are allowed on weekends.

Orange County, California: The OC AirPass is offered daily at John Wayne Airport (SNA).

Ontario, California: Ontario International Airport (ONT) offers the ONT+ Visitor Pass Program daily. The application asks if you want to visit Terminal 2 or Terminal 4.

Pasco, Washington: At Tri-Cities Airport (PSC), the PSC Pass is limited to 10 visitors each day. Participants may only get one pass per month.

Seattle: The SEA Visitor Pass program at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) offers access to up to 300 visitors per day.

Tulsa, Oklahoma: The TUL Visitor Pass Program at Tulsa International Airport (TUL) operates daily.

This story has been updated to reflect the correct construction price of $2.8 billion, previously reported as $2.8 million.