Orlando · MUSEUMS
On a forty-degree afternoon a hall with air conditioning is not a fallback, it is the plan. The 8 below cover the artefact exhibitions, the illusion halls and the science floors, with entry prices and how long each fills.
Review of Museum of Illusions Orlando at ICON Park, with photo-friendly exhibits, practical tips, pricing, timing, and honest value advice.
“It was an okay time. Some places didn’t have a camera sticker so we didn’t know where to take the picture to make it come out. Some places we didn’t know what to do.”
Explore Orlando’s Titanic exhibition with real wreck artifacts, ship replicas, passenger stories, a Grand Staircase, and a touchable iceberg.
“I've visited two other Titanic exhibits, but this one was the best. Interactive and so enjoyable. My sister and I enjoyed the exhibit and the darling actress who joined us a few times for pictures. She made it so fun!”
Explore Titanic artifacts, full scale ship rooms, the Grand Staircase, and an icy Promenade Deck at Orlando’s 20,000-square-foot exhibition.
“First of let me say this is the most beautiful unique and heartfelt tour of a museum. To be able to bring back artifacts from a heart reneging accident to showcase and cherish the events and material possession of passengers on the Titanic keeps history alive.”
See 50 optical illusions at Orlando’s Museum of Illusions, from the Infinity Room to the gravity-defying Reverse Room.
“It was really amazing my kids loved it we sefiwill be back”
Explore Orlando Auto Museum’s 2,000-plus vehicles, from Batman and James Bond cars to Vespas, microcars, and movie favorites.
“Très bon accueil, même si le ticket via l'application a eu du mal à être reconnu. Superbe musée avec une magnifique collection très variée.”
Review the Orlando Museum of Military History, with chronological exhibits, rare artifacts, veteran accounts, flexible self-guided viewing, and ticket tips.
“The museum is informative regarding the United States involvement in military wars around the world.”
Explore Orlando’s vast auto and James Bond collection at Dezerland Park, with indoor fun, food, drinks, and family-friendly attractions.
“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. Great stuff to look at. And the beer wasn't too expensive.”
Spend 12 hours from Orlando exploring St. Augustine, firing a cannon, and visiting the Pirate and Treasure Museum for $119.
Pick a gate, a spring run or a stage.
