FAMILY GO-KART ADVENTURE!!!…read more For a quick and fun Go Kart outing this place has it!!! Our whole Family LOVES Go Karting!!! Here are the highs and lows of Kissimmee Go Karts!!! If your going here just to ride some go karts for 11 laps then this place will fill that want!!! The Arcade is oldish and expensive. Not really worth it unless you get a free game card. The way to get a free game card is to join their coupon club. You get 2ct. 11 lap bracelets and 2ct 5$ game cards for 45$ so joining is worth it if you're a resident or visit the area frequently. This place is really just to go and ride and leave. They do have gators which are cool to look at or feed, but that only fills a small amount of time. The staff is always friendly. You do have to stop every lap to turn in a tab from your bracelet. It is how they count your laps around. It does slow you down, but I have found it also lets you catch up to your peeps at times. We have never had any challenges here and we have been here over 20 times since our kids were small to now adults. This is just my honest review of Kissimmee Go-Karts AS ALWAYS TRY IT FOR YOURSELF!!!

On our tour to the theme parks we wanted to relax without the long line and the crowd. A gator and…read morego kart park tseemed like a good fun away from the million year of waiting in line at Magic Kingdom, for 1 minute ride. This was truly good action and fun for the whole family. The small gators was also fed, and the staff was very friendly and nice. The kids loved the small gators. That made our break from the theme parks great. Loved the track and the flexibility so the whole family could attend! Recommend this business!

I'm actually surprised that this attraction has such a high rating, because it was a solid three…read morestar experience for me. We have free passes with our Legoland annual pass, because if I had to pay for this, I would've been pretty disappointed. I was really looking forward to the fact that you can hook up your Bluetooth and play music. It didn't work! We tried for a solid 1/3 of the ride and could never make it work. So then I thought that maybe the narration would tell us information about what we were seeing. It didn't work either, it just kept telling us to watch out the doors were closing, even though they were already closed. So my son and I opted to sit in silence and look at everything beneath us. Overall, the ride wasn't bad. You can see quite a bit of Orlando, but I expected to find the views more interesting. There's a lot of construction happening around the Eye so we did see a lot of plain lots. But we could glimpse part of epic universe that was pretty cool, but most of the major theme parks are pretty far away. Everybody that worked there was super nice though. It is about a 20 minute ride the full way around. That's why it's a little crazy to me. That people are willing to pay so much for what amounts to that 20 minute attraction. It is neat though that it's part of icon Park, so I do really appreciate that you can pay for the Eye, sea life, and Madame Tussaud. We get all for free with our annual pass to Legoland, so that made this trip worth it. Parking at icon park it super easy. There is a parking garage where the upper levels are free and lower levels you pay for.

I've been on the Eye a few times since it was built…read more It's worth going at least once! The view of the parking lot is stunning! Haha All jokes aside, from the top of the Eye, you can see a good distance of central Florida. Over the years, they've added some cool features. They added seating in the center, Bluetooth connectivity to phones for music and a touchscreen telling you about the views and surroundings! It's the main focal point of Icon Park!

The 7D ride was included in a package deal for Icon Park attractions so we decided why not give it…read morea try. After a short wait, we were seated with a small group in a little theater. You are provided 3D glasses and then you buckle yourself in, grab your "gun", and get ready to enjoy the ride! Our ride was the carnival themed one which involved shooting at some pretty scary clowns and other twisted carnival creatures. The chairs move and vibrate, but nothing too crazy. The 3D effect is actually pretty immersive; it really felt like you were falling at some parts and it was fun trying to fend off the virtual monsters popping up and jump scaring you. I'm a big kid at heart, so I really had fun with it even though I felt a little queasy towards the end due to my motion sickness. The only downfall was that when it showed the scores at the end, it wasn't really clear who was who so I'll never know if I was the queen of the clown killers haha. I don't know that I would go out of my way to do this, but if it's included in a package, it's worth checking out.

A fun and quick addition to the Icon Park experience. A small "7D" game, for up to 8 individuals at…read morea time. There are a handful of interactive 3D games, we chose the Zombie first person laser shooter one, and had a blast. It is a dark room with moving seats, and really pulls you into the experience. It lasts only about 5 minutes, and is very entertaining!

If you like mini golf, you've got to try this place at least once!…read more My team from work came here because our boat tour was rained out, and I'm glad we did. I thought this was just going to be a creatively designed mini golf, but it was so much more. A number of the holes have an unconventional method of play. The first hole, for example, starts out by putting your ball in a pinball machine which sends the ball to the putting green. Another is set up as a pool table where you hold the club like a pool cue, and so on. The golf balls are programmed to each player, and your strokes are counted automatically, so you don't have to keep score manually. If a score is recorded incorrectly you can fix it yourself. It's impressive that 27 holes were fit into a small space without feeling crowded. We had a lot of fun here.

This place is new. We came here today and I was surprised…read moreto see that all the other items were gone. The old place had a escape room, ax throwing some other games and a actual virtual reality room which was very cool. But today all of that is gone and they made it into a glow in the dark golf course. It looks really nice. Colors are bright and I bet it looks great at night. Cost is a little high $25 for an adult for one play. The balls are digital in your name is logged into the ball you use so it will keep score. You could definitely spend a good hour here for more if it's crowded we came on a Sunday and not many people.

Super Nintendo is definitely our favorite portal all around! It feels like you are a real player in…read morea video game! The views here are unmatched and feel out of this world! It's so hard to choose which ride is our favorite but Mine Cart madness is high in my list! The game plan wristbands are such a fun added layer and are worth purchasing in my opinion.

Super Nintendo World at Epic Universe is the kind of place that delivers on a premise that should…read morenot work as well as it does. I walked through the warp pipe entrance and into the land, and that was a genuine moment. The colors, sounds, and scale of everything around me hit immediately in a way that was hard to prepare for even though I knew what to expect. The attention to detail was remarkable, and the music threading through the entire area kept the immersion intact as I moved from one section to the next. Donkey Kong Mine Cart Madness is the ride to prioritize and the one that generates the most excitement in the land. I arrived at park open and went straight here, which was the right strategy as the wait times built quickly. Mario Kart is the other major attraction and delivers on the concept, with the Power Up Band integration adding a competitive layer that makes it more than just a passive ride experience. The Power Up Band is worth purchasing before entering the park if I want the full experience. It unlocks interactive elements and mini games scattered throughout the land that let me collect coins, hit question blocks, and track my score on the app. Without it I could still enjoy the rides and the theming, but a meaningful portion of what makes the land special is tied to having one. At around fifty dollars it is an added cost on top of an already expensive day, but for a Nintendo fan it justifies itself quickly. Weekday visits made a noticeable difference in wait times and gave me more room to engage with the interactive elements without feeling rushed. The land rewards people who slow down and explore rather than just moving through it as efficiently as possible, and there is enough packed into the space that I could spend a solid chunk of the day here without feeling like I had exhausted it.

We gals had to do it!…read more Orlando Starfyler - 5.30.2026 8265 International Drive, Orlando FL www.starflyer.com Employees there was great and very helpful to get you all ready. They have a bar where you get your drink or a shot before you go up in the air. It was so much fun. You must do it!

I understand that the ride has a policy prohibiting recording devices and that there was signage…read moreposted. However, I was disappointed that I wasn't allowed to wear my prescription Meta glasses, even though the glasses were completely dead and incapable of recording. These are my everyday prescription glasses, so removing them meant I couldn't see clearly during the ride. For a ride that takes you high in the air to enjoy the view, that really affected the experience. I also think the signage could be more noticeable. While the policy was technically posted, it was mixed in with a lot of other information and wasn't obvious enough for me to catch before purchasing tickets. After paying around $75 for four people, it was frustrating to find out at the last minute that I would either have to ride without being able to see clearly or not ride at all. I respect the staff for enforcing the rules consistently, but I hope management can find a better accommodation for guests who wear prescription smart glasses.

Okay. This was fun. We were in and out fast, but we were laughing the whole time. I added this to…read moreour visit to the museum next door which was a good decision. 11.04.2026

This place was so much fun! The whole family will love it!! It took us about 30 minutes to go…read morethrough but it was so cool and we took tons of photos. This place is for all ages!

I'll be honest. I'm not into Star Wars. But I love escape rooms and recently was introduced to this…read moreworld of fun. I love that this is located at Disney springs and has free admission and free parking. Once you arrive to the physical location then you pay to enter the escape room for the price of the event. So fun. I think I would've understood more if I knew the characters and storylines. But that's okay. Note** this is a digital experience, therefore I wouldn't recommend to individuals that are light sensitive or prone to seizures.

This was my first virtual reality experience. A friend told me about his trip here and since I am a…read moreStar Wars fan I have wanted to visit it ever since. Before I could get here my daughter got to experience the Void Ghostbuster experience in Times Square which she absolutely loved. I finally found some time to go to Disney Springs and off we went. It was incredibly easy to book the tickets on my phone on the day I decided to go. I bought my tickets right before heading over and there were still plenty left. When you look online you can see how many tickets are left for each time slot. Two adult tickets came to a hefty $78. We actually ended up arriving early and they took us in right away. First you fill out a waver on a computer and then they print you out a wristband with your rebel name. You can't take pictures inside but the cast members offered to take a picture of us before we went in. From there it was on to the preview show where you scan your wrist band and select your storm trooper color so you can recognize each other in the experience. Since there were only the two of us they let us know that they could pair us up with other people but it never happened. We were taken into the suit up area where we put on a back pack with a gaming computer and the Oculus Rift VR display helmet. There are a lot of belts, straps, and knobs to turn but they do a good job of talking you through each step. You should turn the helmet as tight as you can in order to be able to see the best. I was afraid the gear was going to be heavy but that was not the case. As we put on the equipment I could hear screams from all of the rooms around me. Finally we were taken to the door of of the experience. We had one last check to make sure we could hear, see, and touch. As soon as I flipped my helmet visor down I was in the Star Wars universe 100 percent. I looked at my daughter and she was a storm trooper. I raised my hand to my face and it was the hand of a storm trooper. We were then ushered into the first door and it was on. Our mission was to retrieve some item for the rebels from the Empire. It seemed to follow the Rogue One story line with K-2SO guiding you along. There was a kind of escape room component to the game where we had to figure out how to get out of the rooms in different ways. Finally we got to a room with blasters which we were able to pick up. When we were stuck in one room I just blasted the door open in Han Solo fashion. During the game you have to shoot storm troopers and navigate lava and you can actually feel the heat. When I got shot I could feel a buzzing in my vest. At one point I was holding off storm troopers while my daughter tried to figure out a light sequence in order to open the door so we could escape. The final confrontation with Darth Vader was terrifying. I wish I had spent more time looking up and down instead of just straight ahead. The helmet was a bit cumbersome and sometimes I couldn't see unless I pushed the visor to my face which is difficult to do when you are shooting. It's a minor criticism and this was still the coolest thing I have ever done at Disney. The entire play experience lasted 15 minutes but it was intense and worth the price of admission. After you finish they take pictures of you in the VR gear and you can purchase them for $15 each including the print and a digital download. It turns out that I don't look all that good trussed up like a Thanksgiving turkey so I passed. The void helmet doesn't do any favors to your hair and makeup. I was a sweaty damp mess when I got everything off. I sure hope they clean them. This was the most fun thing I have ever done at Disney and that is saying a lot. I hope this is the future of theme parks. This would definitely fall under Disney's been there haven't done that mantra. If you are in the area don't miss it!