This was my second visit to the Titanic Artifact Exhibition, with my first trip back in 2019. If…read moreyou're a Titanic enthusiast and have never been, I highly recommend it. Seeing real artifacts recovered from the ship is an incredible experience, and the exhibits are well put together. The staff was friendly, and the museum was clean and well maintained. Like most tourist attractions in the Orlando area, it can get expensive, especially for a larger family. Also, if you've been before, don't expect to see many changes. I didn't notice any new artifacts since my last visit, so it may be more of a one-and-done experience unless they announce new additions. That said, it's absolutely worth visiting at least once if you have any interest in the history of the Titanic.

It was a cool experience but the only 2 things I wish they did was put a sample of the water with…read morethe same temperature of that fateful night to feel what it was like and also to make the room colder as it was that night. Other then those two things. It was a nice experience. Also we did the virtual experience I expected to see some of the chaos during the sinking but nothing and also it should be standing up instead of sitting I had to turn my body just to see behind me. I hope this can be fixed for future visits. Also u cant take pic of the staircase only if u pay $20

My child absolutely loves this type of museum. We have been to illusion museums all over the world…read more We went to similar to museums and places like Berlin and Scotland and Dubai. This one is definitely the smallest one we've been to, but my son really enjoyed it nonetheless. We've seen many of these type exhibits before. Most notably where it looks, as though your head is on a plate and you have lost your body, the table where you reflect and it looks like you're sitting with six of yourself, and the room where depending on what corner you're in you may look very large or very small. That being said it doesn't seem to get old to my kid and he had the best time. They also had some new stuff that he hadn't seen before which he really enjoyed. We spent about 45 minutes here and he had a blast. My only real issue with it was the cost as it was close to $30 a person.

This was more for younger kids. The thing that was most exciting and fun was the vortex tunnel. I…read moresee people post it on social media and thought they were being dramatic. Until I tried it. I really felt like I was off balance and going to tip over. It was cool. I feel it is overpriced and the person at the reception area was not the friendliest and she was very slow. Also there was not a whole lot. I would recommend it for ages under 12.

If you are going to be in the area (or even if you're not, we drove 12+ hours one way to see this),…read morebook a tour! I was skeptical at first, but it's well worth the money you pay. If you are like me and grew up on Showbiz Pizza, this is the place for you to see and hear the Rock-afire Explosion band that was there... and is still alive and well. My child has watched video after video on YouTube and was so excited to see not only the band - and his favorite member Dook - but also some of the other recognizable characters and pieces such as melted moose, the exploded canister, the antigravity freedom machines, and of course, Aaron. We went as a gift for his 10th birthday. Best gift ever for a rock-afire fan!

Pretty good place to go if you are showbiz pizza fan. They have The Rock afire Explosion in the…read moreWolfpack five.

Academy of Villains is a free style dance troop formed in 2009. They have since gone on to perform…read moreon So You Think You Can Dance and America's Got Talent where they were short changed by Simon who gave them an X. For the past four years Academy of Villains has had a residency at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights where they perform shows several times a night. It's popular so if you want to be up front plan on getting there early. The title of the show for this year is Altered States. It has a mad scientist story line. In the show the scientist alters the state of the dancers leading to some amazing performances set to a head banging soundtrack. The highlight of the show was the contortionist who must have no bones in his body. You could hear the crowd gasping as he twisted his body in ways that shouldn't be possible. I also really liked the aerialist who dangled from the ceiling and at one point did a heart stopping fall straight to the floor. Part of the show had the Academy dancing behind screens which is one of their signature performances. This show has everything, acrobatics, theatrics, and dance. I have been a fan of this dance group since seeing them on America's Got Talent and it was such a pleasure to see them live. It is totally worth pulling yourself from the houses to make time for this show.

This is my first time seeing this show and it was pretty good! If you're looking to go, check the…read morestart time at this event's entrance because it started at a different time than the brochure said so we ended up going to a house while we waited for the next showing. Not horrible, but if you're trying to fit everything into one night it may be frustrating. This year's show was about technology taking over and humanity being almost completely wiped out but rather than Terminator-style they were converted to robots or taken over somehow. I mean, it was mostly a dance show with dance fighting and a little bit of plot thrown in here and there. It was good but nothing I would have to see if we returned and were on a time crunch. The dancing was crazy impressive and they were good about getting the audience to participate.

I saw "Say Goodnight Gracie" last night (Wed Oct 5) with a friend, and I'm SO glad I did!…read more The set is authentic and the details are absolutely delightful. The venue is intimate (only 30 seats) so get your tickets now! The characters are entertaining and familiar - although it is set in the mid 70's, they embody all of us, our insecurities, shortcomings and dreams. Keep your eyes on the many expressions of Natalie Bulajic (Catherine) and get ready to laugh! Thank you to the entire cast and crew I know I'll be back soon

We saw "Talk Radio" this past Saturday, and I honestly was not expecting much from this tiny, strip…read moremall theater. The moment I walked into the place, I was instantly impressed. The detail of the set was just remarkable, I was transported back to 1987, and was sitting almost inside a 1980's radio station! The acting was first-rate and I was totally immersed in the performance. I highly recommend the venue and they are extending "Talk Radio" in January, so make plans to see it, you will not be sorry! Oh, and the ticket was only $22!! What a bargain for live theater.

Hi everyone, today I went here for the first time. I really enjoyed visiting this museum. The wax…read morefigures are incredibly realistic and well-made. The staff were so kind and friendly.

I have been to this Madame Tussaud's several times over the years. It's very fun. It is cool to…read morestand next to some of your favorite celebrities and see how tall or not so tall they are. They are very realistic looking and it's kind of kitchsy but cool. I first came here over 10 years ago and they definitely update most of the figures. Taylor Swift is featured prominently in one of her costumes from the Eras tour and she was not there dressed like that the last time I visited. However, there are some that they do not. I have a picture of me and the Ryan Reynolds figure in the exact same jacket in the exact same spot 10 years apart. They have a DC comics area and that was probably my child's favorite part. They also have kung fu panda and Shrek and Fiona so those characters kept him entertained. The price to visit is a little steep however you can buy a combo ticket where you can visit numerous sites at icon park and that is definitely a better deal if you're planning on visiting multiple sites like the Orlando eye or sea life . We have Legoland annual passes and so a visit here is included with our Legoland annual pass. They are all a part of Merlin entertainment. A visit here last anywhere from 30 minutes to maybe a little over an hour. It definitely depends on how crowded it is and how much time you want to spend taking various pictures.

This is a beautiful theater totally remodeled located in downtown Sanford…read more Last night we saw Young Frankenstein October 2024 tickets were around $30. Excellent musical with live orchestra. Plenty of seating upstairs and downstairs. They have a full concession stand with alcohol drinks beer wine sodas chips. And you can bring your drinks into the event hall. Parking is limited but they do have a big spot across the street You may have to park on side streets. They also have $5 movies on the weekdays Go check it out!!

Kudos to the cast of Dear Evan Hansen! However, I was…read morevery disappointed by the band. The theater had recent flooding that affected the Pit and the band was moved onto the main floor. This GREATLY interfered with the production. I don't understand why, in a theater which has good acoustics, the band has to be amplified. It made it very hard to hear the cast. It's shame that they worked so hard for a long time to put on the best show they could only to be drowned out by an overzealous electric guitar player and a keyboard. I admit that I am not a big fan of The Ritz, it's musty and doesn't have the caliber of shows that Theater West End has. (With the exception of this show) I m simply not going to give The Ritz another chance. My rating would be lower if not for the very talented cast.

Wow!! Love this free event that Creative City Orlando puts on!…read moreWhy the heck did it take me 11 years to get here.? IMMURSE was amazing!. 10 city blocks of Music art and dance. Eye candy on every corner! I loved the short shows. We also got to see Blue Man group and Circle Soleil..! Next year I'm going both days Friday and Saturday. I didn't get to go into the blow up thing by Dr Phillips I'll try that next year. We came on Friday night and prepaid for parking It was easy and we got here early at 5:00 p.m.. I think next year I'll get here around 6:00 p.m. because that's when everything actually starts to get going. They also have a market where you can buy handmade items.

Love Creative City Project! They put on some amazing events in the Orlando area. Most recently we…read moreattended Immerse, the downtown art festival. This event has always been one of my favorites so I was SO happy to hear it was returning after so many years! We got there a little after 6 on Friday night and it took us til about 9:30 to see everything. We watched Cirque de Soleil first which was honestly kind of disappointing, the entire show was less than 5 minutes, they did one song. I was expecting a 10-ish minute show. After they finished everyone just stood around, wondering if that was it or if something else was going to happen. We wandered around the area in front of Dr Phillips, we did not pay to go inside to ride the unicorn slide or sit on the dragonfly swing but they were still beautiful to see! We also stumbled upon a really neat scavenger hunt by a local artist so it was fun looking for clues. As we wandered we saw an aerial show by a local studio that was great! Overall there was so much to look at and interact with, it was a great time. We watched Blue Man Group which was highly entertaining! Towards the end of our journey we wandered down Church St and saw the oddities show and the alleyway for Nectar was SO beautifully done. Overall this was a wonderful event, i'm so happy it's back. Art is so important to every community and I love that so many different types of art were able to be showcased in the City Beautiful.