ICON Park

Lots of action to take in! Great dining/drinking options. Live music in the park was a great touch on a busy Saturday evening.
Ferris wheel provided amazing views with little to no wait (pre-purchase your tickets online), but the aquarium was a major disappointment. Save your $$ there....

This was a nice outing. There is tons to do, but The Wheel is the biggest attraction. Surprisingly, there was no wait at all. There is a bar right before you get on, and the drinks were good and nicely priced. The views are amazing from the top, and despite my terrible fear of heights, I had a great time! You can connect your phone to play music in the air-conditioned pod, so that was cool. I would go again, but I would purchase a combo pass instead of just the wheel which I got from Groupon because all the passes come with The Wheel, and then you pick other attractions to add on. It's either buy a pass or pay a la carte, which is much more expensive.

A nice getaway as tourists that ISN'T a theme park with theme park crowds! My kids loved the max museum, the ferris wheel and the aquarium. Good food also, we really enjoy Yard House

Not our first time, and always a good time. A large variety of dining options, as well as the amusement rides and aquarium. The train was new since our last visit and adults cost less than kids to ride, and they take some photos for you.. the park is always clean, and a good way to kill some time

Nestled in the heart of Orlando, Florida, Icon Park stands as a beacon of extravagance and entertainment, offering a plethora of activities for those with ample disposable income. From towering Ferris wheels to other fun rides and an array of games, this destination caters to those who are willing to splurge on a memorable experience.

For the average person, however, Icon Park may prove to be a financial stretch. With ticket prices and attraction fees on the higher end, it's not the most budget-friendly option for a day out. While the variety of dining options is plentiful, the cost of meals may also deter those watching their wallets.

Yet, despite the hefty price tag, Icon Park boasts undeniable charm and allure. The sprawling expanse of lights creates a mesmerizing ambiance, especially in the evening hours. Its proximity to nearby hotels offers convenience to those seeking accommodation within walking distance, adding to the allure of the area.

In summary, Icon Park is a sight to behold, with its dazzling displays and wealth of entertainment options. However, its affordability may pose a barrier for the average individual seeking amusement. For those with the means to indulge, it's certainly worth a visit, but for those on a budget, exploring more cost-effective alternatives might be advisable.

We enjoy going to icon park especially in the evenings when the lights are brighter and it has a fun family friendly evening vibe. There are good amounts of things to do with the kids, but most will cost fee. We have experienced the arcade, and the museum of illusions which were fun. Our favorite place to grab a quick bite to eat when we are there is Gordon Ramsey’s fish and chips shop. So delicious! There are other restaurants that we have yet to try but want to. We have not tried the rides yet either. We usually only go for a 2-3 hours each time we go.

Icon Park is a fun place to visit. Lots to see around the Wheel and the ride is terrific. Very slow so you get to see everything. Gotta go see Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum and get pictures with the Stars. The aquarium is great. There's a big arcade area if you like that. Lots of yummy food places. There's a fake grass area in front of the Wheel so you can relax.