WonderWorks Orlando

Reviews

• DL

  Deborah Lilley

  4 days ago
  5.0
  We’ve always loved visiting WonderWorks Orlando, and now we appreciate them even more for their generosity. They donated gift cards to our synagogue’s silent auction, helping make our event a success. It’s wonderful to see a business that supports the community. Highly recommend for a fun and memorable experience!
• AG

  Annie Gonzalez

  6 days ago
  3.0
  So we overall had a good time here, but it was a bit underwhelming. We were 4 adults with one kid (who was the one who really wanted to go). We really had fun doing laser tag and the adults all enjoyed the ropes course (kid was too scared). The little movie was goofy but fun, though I think it was lacking some aspects b/c they said it was only in 2D with movement (but it also had wind). The rest sort of felt like a crappy version of a science museum. Several games/exhibits weren't working properly when we were there. There were multiple games we tried to do but we couldn't get it to do 2 player, or we couldn't get it to actually start, etc. We didn't try the Wonder Coaster b/c kid was too scared and there was a line.
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  Dodi McBride

  Apr 17, 2026
  1.0
  It was so crowded due to a field trip that didn't have enough people to watch the children to start off with. Then multiple items were broken and didn't work. We ordered mac and cheese which was cold in the center so I returned it they brought it out new it was terrible My granddaughter got the special of two pieces of pizza. They didn't have any cooked. We waited for four other pizzas to come out that weren't even ordered before ours. 45 minutes later she got her two pieces of pizza. The food was terrible it's worse than any TV dinner I'd ever had. The manager cut me off. It's a terrible place to go. I will never suggest this place to anyone nor will I ever return
• JH

  Jagadeesh Harpanahalli

  Apr 16, 2026
  5.0
  WonderWorks Orlando is a fun and unique attraction, especially for families and kids. The upside-down building itself grabs your attention right away, and inside there are tons of interactive exhibits that keep you engaged for hours. From earthquake simulators to virtual rides and laser tag, there’s a good mix of entertainment and learning. The place has a lively and energetic vibe, and it’s a great way to take a break from outdoor theme parks. However, some activities feel a bit short or slightly outdated, and it can seem a little pricey if you don’t try most of the attractions. Overall, it’s a good spot for a few hours of indoor fun—perfect for kids and families, with enough variety to keep everyone entertained.
• RC

  Rich Cording

  Apr 12, 2026
  1.0
  I am sorry to say we had an awful experience here on April 7th. We waited outdoors in line for over 35 minutes with line extending into a parking garage. When we got inside we could not walk around because the place was so overcrowded. We could not use any of the activities because each was occupied. We asked if they had reached capacity and someone told us no, but that defies common sense. If there was a fire in this building, there is NO WAY everyone could get out. We left after an miserable hour. Strongly recommend management revisits what they consider reasonable capacity for this building. Response to owner response (4/13/26): I am not sure if we spoke with a manager, but we stop at the office to ask if the extreme crowds this day were considered at capacity. We were told that the building could actually handle more people, which was unfathomable. I understand it was spring break. The point is that you should have a capacity limit that allows people to walk around inside and actually use the games and activities. I understand you run a business, but your "capacity" should be revisited and lowered. Of course I wished I had a good time, the place looked cool, but there were way too many people inside.

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