$15 for Admission and Game of Lazer Tag at WonderWorks Orlando (Up to $29.81 Value)
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- More than 100 exhibits
- Family-friendly venue
- Open till midnight every day
Kids learn faster with hands-on activities, which is supported by the childhood photos of Thomas Jefferson swinging a presidential gavel. Visit an innovative learning center with today’s Groupon: for $15, you admission and a game of lazer tag (an up to $29.81 value) at WonderWorks Orlando on International Drive. Housed in a huge upside-down structure, WonderWorks is a mental amusement park featuring more than 100 brain-enriching exhibits to keep visitors entertained. Admission to the imaginative museum lets guests ride a virtual roller coaster, experience a 5.3 earthquake, play with giant bubbles, relax on a bed of nails, and claw their way through a 36-foot high ropes course made with strands of hair from prize-winning racehorses. A game of lazer tag is also included.
Reviews
More than 120 TripAdvisors give Wonderworks Orlando an average of 3.5 owl eyes, and more than 75 Yahoo Travelers give it a 3.5-star average.
- We held our 10 year old son Jacks' birthday party here. The boys had a blast! The tricks, the pizza, everything involved just made a great night for the boys. Several games of lazer tag finished off the evening just right... OrlandoBlondie, TripAdvisor
- The lazer-tag opportunity that I personally could not pass up. I was very satisfied with the arrangement of the playing field, the difficulty, and the amount of time you get for your money. David, Yahoo! Travel
Need To Know Info
About WonderWorks Orlando - Attraction Concepts Ltd.
From the outside, Professor Wonder’s WonderWorks laboratory appears to have flipped completely on its head. When visitors enter the upside-down edifice, they must first pass through the psychedelic, spinning lights of the Inversion Tunnel, which turns the building right-side-up for families to embark on a full day of entertaining, educational activities. More than 100 interactive exhibits spark excitement around the natural phenomenon, including replica mercury capsules that visitors can climb into, a gallery of mind-bending illusions.
Some of WonderWorks’s hands-on displays allow guests to experience the aftershocks of the San Francisco earthquake of 1989, throw a strike against Derek Jeter, and lie down on a bed of 3,500 sharp nails without so much as a scratch. Additional activities include the Indoor Ropes Challenge Course, which exercises bodies and minds as challengers navigate three stories of swinging beams and suspension bridges, and the XD Theater 4D.