One digital pass unlocks over 25 attractions across Central Florida — from the Kennedy Space Center to the Orlando Eye. Plan reservations, factor in parking, and pace big-ticket visits to get the most from 2–5 days of sightseeing.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Morning light hits the observation wheel and palm-lined boulevards as Orlando wakes from its theme-park roar. With a single digital pass in your pocket you can move from rocket displays at the Space Center to a serene Winter Park boat cruise in the span of an afternoon — the city’s contrasts are immediate and energetic.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–5 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers of all fitness levels; expect moderate walking and stairs at large attractions.
Wildlife
History
Orlando’s modern tourism economy grew from post‑WWII highway access and mid‑20th century aerospace expansion centered at the Cape Canaveral facilities.
Conservation
Many attractions and parks emphasize visitor education and habitat protection; choose guided tours that follow wildlife‑safety guidelines and avoid feeding animals.
Reserve your spot on the Orlando Pass: 30+ Things To Do - Includes Kennedy Space Center today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Reserve high-demand attractions early
Popular sites like Kennedy Space Center and certain shows require advance reservations—book through the Go City app to avoid sold-out slots.
Keep your QR code accessible
Save the pass to your phone and sync it with the Go City app before travel; some venues will refuse entry without a scannable code.
Budget for parking and extras
Many parks (e.g., KSC, LEGOLAND) charge parking and some experiences require separate fees—factor these into your daily plan.
Pace major attractions
Plan one full-day attraction per day and use shorter activities (observation wheel, mini‑golf) to fill half-days to avoid exhaustion.
Comfortable walking shoes
You’ll cover flat but extensive walking at museums, parks, and theme‑park plazas.
Phone with Go City app and charger
The pass is digital—keep the app synced and a portable charger handy for reservations and QR scanning.
Reusable water bottle
Florida heat demands hydration during outdoor queues and tours.
summer
Light rain jacket or poncho
Afternoon thunderstorms are frequent—compact rain gear keeps plans on track.
summer