The Orlando Eye: Tickets, Status & City Pass Inclusion
22 min (when operating)
Observation Wheel
Opened 2015 as The Orlando Eye; anchors the ICON Park entertainment complex
8375 International Dr, Orlando, FL, USA
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Practical Visitor Info & Tips
$29.99
$25.00 (Child, starting price, when operating)
Currently closed — see entryRules below.
Currently closed for annual maintenance; no confirmed reopening date at time of research.
A 400-foot observation wheel at ICON Park on International Drive.
| Option | Price | Booking | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult, starting price (when operating) | $29.99 | Online recommended | |
| Child, starting price (when operating) | $25.00 | Online recommended | |
| With Go City Orlando | Included (confirmed) | Confirmed on Go City's attraction list — check ride status first | |
| Current status | Closed for maintenance | No reopening date published |
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Ticket Options
$29.99
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See pass compatibility below ↓Overview & History
The Orlando Eye is a 400-foot observation wheel at ICON Park on International Drive, offering a 22-minute rotation in climate-controlled capsules with panoramic views over Orlando's skyline and, on clear days, toward Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando in the distance. It is one of ICON Park's three headline attractions alongside Madame Tussauds Orlando and SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium. Important: as of this guide's verification date, the ride is closed for its scheduled annual maintenance — see Practical Info before planning a visit.
What to See: Top Highlights
400-Foot Views
Climate-controlled capsules complete a 22-minute rotation with sweeping views over International Drive and central Orlando.
ICON Park District
The wheel anchors ICON Park, a walkable entertainment complex that also houses Madame Tussauds Orlando and SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium.
Night Lighting
The wheel's LED lighting display is visible along International Drive after dark, even when the ride itself is not in operation.
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Is This Covered by an Orlando Pass?
Compare Orlando PassesYes — The Orlando Eye is confirmed on Go City Orlando's own published All-Inclusive Pass attraction list. It is NOT part of any Walt Disney World or Universal Orlando ticket — both run entirely separate ticketing systems this site does not track, and neither includes ICON Park attractions.
Go City Orlando — All-Inclusive Pass
Included. Confirmed on Go City's own published Orlando attractions list (currently closed for maintenance, unrelated to pass coverage).
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