Audio Guide of ICON Park

The park is generally open every day from 10:00 AM to 2:00 AM, although individual attractions may close earlier. It is located in the heart of International Drive; you can check the exact location and plan your route directly on the official website.

Entry to the complex, parking, and walking through the common areas are completely free. You only pay for the specific attractions you want to ride, such as The Wheel or the StarFlyer, and you can see updated prices and offers here.

If you only plan to ride the Ferris wheel (The Wheel), it will take about 20 to 30 minutes, but the full experience usually requires between 2 and 3 hours. This gives you time to enjoy a meal, visit the wax museum or the aquarium, and stroll around at a relaxed pace.

Previously known as the Orlando Eye, it is a 400-foot engineering feat that changed the city's skyline in 2015. It has become a modern cultural icon offering the best 360-degree panoramic views in all of Central Florida.

Without a doubt, sunset is the magical moment to watch the sun go down over the theme parks and lakes. If you are looking for a more romantic and vibrant experience, nighttime is spectacular for seeing the city illuminated from above.

Yes, ICON Park is very accessible; The Wheel's capsules are spacious and allow wheelchair access without any issues. The complex's restaurants and restrooms also comply with all ADA regulations to ensure a comfortable visit.

Within the complex itself, you have the famous Madame Tussauds and SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium. In addition, you are right on International Drive, surrounded by endless entertainment options and just minutes from Universal Orlando Resort.

The smartest option is to buy the Play Pass or combo tickets online in advance, as you can save up to 50% compared with buying individual tickets at the box office. Also, try to visit on weekdays to avoid the weekend crowds.