Our family loves to travel, so we’re always looking for ways to spend less,
so we can travel more.
And if you’re in or around Orlando, Florida before or after your cruise or you’re otherwise in the
area, the Go Orlando pass from Go City can be a great way to save some money on many attractions.
In this video, we’ll provide an overview of the attractions our family enjoyed when
we purchased a two-day All-Inclusive Go Orlando pass during our Summer 2021 visit.
We’ll also let you know our thoughts on whether or not the pass was worth the price tag.
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The All-Inclusive Go Orlando pass covers admission to
dozens of attractions and sightseeing tours in the Orlando area and beyond,
such as Madame Tussauds, the SEA LIFE Aquarium, and The Wheel at ICON Park;
Gatorland;
LEGOLAND;
Kennedy Space Center; and more.
The full list of experiences is available on the Go City website,
which we’ve linked in the description below.
When you purchase an All-Inclusive Go Orlando pass, you select a two, three, or five-day pass.
After you download your pass, you can then visit as many attractions as you
want for each day the pass is valid, including visiting the same attraction on multiple days!
The pass is activated when you visit your first
attraction and it’s then good for the number of days you purchased.
It’s important to note that the pass uses calendar days, not 24-hour periods. So, if you visit your
first attraction for the day at 6 pm, you will only have six hours remaining for that pass day.
It’s also important to note that you do not need to use your pass on consecutive days
since the pass is good for two weeks after
activation. So, feel free to have some rest days in-between your pass days.
For the first day of our Go Orlando pass, we focused on theme parks.
We spent the morning and afternoon at LEGOLAND in nearby Winter Haven,
which is about an hour southwest of the Disney World area of Orlando.
The LEGO-themed park has many rides, experiences, and amazing LEGO builds.
And it was a great experience for Jellybean, who loves building with LEGOS!
After wrapping up our visit to LEGOLAND, we spent the evening at Fun Spot America in Orlando,
enjoying the roller coasters, bumper cars, and other rides before the park closed at midnight.
For the second day of our pass, we had another day packed with activities!
We started the day at Gatorland, feeding gators, walking the trails, and more.
In the afternoon, we visited Madame Tussauds,
the SEA LIFE Aquarium,
and The Wheel at ICON Park.
And we ended the day at Fun Spot America in Kissimmee
for more roller coaster rides and some go karts.
For the attractions we wanted to visit, the Go Orlando pass was definitely the right decision.
We paid a total of $387 for our three passes, which was a savings of at least
$100 compared to the best promotions we could find at the time.
When you’re planning your trip, we recommend checking current pricing, promotions,
and bundle deals for the attractions you’re interested in,
then compare that to the price of the All-Inclusive Go Orlando pass.
And make sure you plan your time realistically,
because the two days we spent maximizing the value of our passes were fun, but exhausting.
Finally, a bonus tip for finding deals on attractions while you’re traveling.
Be sure to check out Sam’s Club and Costco at your destination.
In the past, we’ve been able to find discounted tickets
and gift cards for places we were interested in visiting.