Orlando passes, ICON Park and indoor attraction tickets

The short answer

Start with how many attractions you will really use. One indoor attraction means one single ticket; the two ICON Park venues together mean the combo; several attractions spread over days are where a Go City Orlando pass may fit, but only if the attractions you want are on its list. A pass is an entitlement to choose, not a plan that takes you to every venue it names.[14][13][12]

SEA LIFE and Madame Tussauds at ICON Park

Both operators place their attraction at ICON Park, and Madame Tussauds' site lists SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium as another attraction there.[5][3] SkyGate gives the voucher addresses as 8449 International Dr for the SEA LIFE standard ticket and 8387 International Dr for Madame Tussauds and the combo.[4][2]

• Madame Tussauds Orlando and SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium Combo Ticket. This product sells one option: both venues plus a digital photo pass. The SEA LIFE ticket is valid on your selected date and time, and the Madame Tussauds ticket within 15 days of that SEA LIFE visit.[1]
• SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium Ticket. The standard option covers the aquarium with a digital photo pass for photos taken at kiosks. The operator describes more than 5,000 sea creatures in nine themed zones, and SkyGate's listing mentions a 360-degree ocean tunnel and touch rockpools.[3][2]
• Madame Tussauds Orlando Ticket. The standard option covers the wax museum with the same kind of digital photo pass.[4] The operator calls it an interactive, indoor attraction with more than 90 lifelike stars.[5]

Each single-venue product also sells the same Madame Tussauds and SEA LIFE combo as one of its options, with the same 15-day rule.[4][2] Options differ, so check what your chosen option includes on SkyGate. According to SkyGate, children under 2 go free at both venues, and under-16s must be with a paying adult aged 18 or over.[1] See the SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium and Madame Tussauds Orlando pages on XTOUR.

Titanic exhibition or the Auto Museum

These two are single-venue tickets with one option each, and the choice is about subject.

The TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition Orlando Ticket is for an exhibition that SkyGate redeems at 7324 International Drive.[6] The operator describes artifacts recovered from the wreck site, a 2-ton section of the hull, and full-scale re-creations of the Grand Staircase, a First Class Suite and the Promenade Deck.[7] SkyGate's listing says children under 5 go free, that last admission is one hour before closing, and that photography is prohibited inside.[6] See the TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition page on XTOUR.

The Orlando Auto Museum at Dezerland Park Ticket covers a car museum that the operator places inside Dezerland Park, with more than 2,000 vehicles across 20 themed rooms.[9] SkyGate redeems it at 5250 International Dr and says access to special and private events is not part of the ticket. SkyGate's listing says children under 4 go free and last admission is one hour before Dezerland Park closes.[8] See the Orlando Auto Museum page on XTOUR.

Crayola Experience for younger children

The Crayola Experience Orlando Ticket is the hands-on choice: SkyGate gives its address as 8001 South Orange Blossom Trail, and its one option includes two tokens for the Wrap It Up! and Modelling Madness attractions and a Scribble Scrubbie voucher.[10] The operator describes 70,000 square feet with more than 20 hands-on attractions.[11] According to SkyGate, children under 3 go free, and stroller wagons are not allowed inside.[10] See the Crayola Experience Orlando page on XTOUR.

The three Go City Orlando passes

All three are digital passes for adults aged 13 and over and children aged 3 to 12.[14][13][12] They differ in how you spend them.

• Go City Orlando Essentials Pass: 3 Attractions. One option: you choose one top attraction, LEGOLAND Florida Resort or Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, plus two from a list that includes Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, Gatorland and the Titanic exhibition. Each attraction can be visited once, and the pass is valid for 30 days from first use.[12]
• Go City Orlando Explorer Pass. Four options, for two, three, four or five choices, valid for 30 consecutive days after first use. SkyGate's list of some included attractions names Gatorland, Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE and WonderWorks, and does not name LEGOLAND or Kennedy Space Center.[13]
• Go City Orlando All-Inclusive Pass. Three options, for two, three or five non-consecutive days within 14 days of first use, with as many attractions as you like on those days. SkyGate's partial list names Kennedy Space Center and LEGOLAND Florida Resort among others.[14]

Go City's lists change: SkyGate's Essentials listing says included attractions are subject to change without notice and points to the Go City app or guidebook for the current list and reservation instructions.[12] XTOUR has not read that guidebook, so which attractions need a reservation is not known here.

How to choose

• One ICON Park venue: the SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium Ticket or the Madame Tussauds Orlando Ticket. Both: the Madame Tussauds Orlando and SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium Combo Ticket.
• History or cars: the TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition Orlando Ticket or the Orlando Auto Museum at Dezerland Park Ticket.
• Hands-on play for young children: the Crayola Experience Orlando Ticket.
• Three attractions including LEGOLAND or Kennedy Space Center: the Go City Orlando Essentials Pass. A set number of smaller attractions over a month: the Go City Orlando Explorer Pass. Several attractions a day on two to five days: the Go City Orlando All-Inclusive Pass.
• For Universal, SeaWorld or a full LEGOLAND ticket, see XTOUR's guide to Orlando theme park tickets.

Before you book

• Check that every attraction you want is on the current Go City list before buying a pass.[12]
• The Madame Tussauds part of the ICON Park combo must be used within 15 days of the SEA LIFE visit.[1]
• Opening hours change; SkyGate's listings for Titanic and the Auto Museum tell you to check the official website.[8][6]