Quick answer: No Orlando pass includes Disney or Universal — that is the first thing to know. The Go City Orlando passes cover the second tier: the All-Inclusive (2–5 days within 14 calendar days, from ~$239, 33 items) includes Kennedy Space Center ($77), LEGOLAND Florida (~$90–110) and SeaWorld (~$90–130), plus Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, the Orlando Eye, WonderWorks, Fun Spot, Boggy Creek airboats and Peppa Pig Theme Park; the Essentials (from ~$139) gives one “must-see” (SeaWorld, LEGOLAND or Kennedy) plus two smaller items; the Explorer (from ~$89, 3–5 choices) excludes the three big parks. A 3-day All-Inclusive pays off comfortably for Kennedy + SeaWorld + LEGOLAND; the Explorer only pays for families doing ICON Park and WonderWorks-style attractions on non-park days.

Orlando Passes at a Glance

Pass Price (2026) Validity What it covers Best for
Go City Orlando Explorer from ~$89 (3 choices) up to 5, from 19 items 30 days Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, Orlando Eye, WonderWorks, Fun Spot, Boggy Creek airboat, Peppa Pig Theme Park, Gatorland on some lists, mini-golf and dinner shows — NOT SeaWorld, LEGOLAND or Kennedy Non-park days with children
Go City Orlando Essentials from ~$139 30 days 1 must-see (SeaWorld, LEGOLAND or Kennedy Space Center) + 2 smaller attractions One big park plus two fillers
Go City Orlando All-Inclusive from ~$239 (2 days); 3, 4, 5-day options Chosen days within 14 calendar days of first use 33 items including SeaWorld, LEGOLAND Florida, Kennedy Space Center and the full Explorer list Anyone doing two or three of the big non-Disney parks
Disney / Universal park tickets Disney 1-day $119–199 (date-based); Universal 1-park $119–179 — Never on any pass; buy direct or via a reseller Everyone — but budget them separately

Prices checked September 2026; Go City discounts 4- and 5-day passes often, and SeaWorld and LEGOLAND both have their own multi-day and annual-pass deals that can undercut Go City for park-only trips. The All-Inclusive counts days, not attractions — a Kennedy Space Center day uses a full pass day, and the 14-day window matters if you mix Disney days in between.

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What the Main Attractions Cost — and Whether the Pass Covers Them

Attraction Adult ticket (2026, approx.) In the pass? Note
Kennedy Space Center (1-day) $77 adult / $67 child (2-day $91) All-Inclusive & Essentials An hour’s drive; the bus tour is included in admission
LEGOLAND Florida (1-day) ~$90–110 online All-Inclusive & Essentials Winter Haven, 50 minutes away; children 2–12
SeaWorld Orlando (1-day) ~$90–130 online, date-based All-Inclusive & Essentials Aquatica is a separate ticket
Gatorland ~$36 Check the live list Half a day
Orlando Eye (ICON Park) ~$30 Explorer & All-Inclusive 20 minutes
Madame Tussauds / SEA LIFE Orlando ~$35 each Explorer & All-Inclusive Both at ICON Park
WonderWorks ~$38 Explorer & All-Inclusive Good rainy-day item
Fun Spot America ~$60 (all-day) Explorer & All-Inclusive Two locations
Boggy Creek airboat ~$40 Explorer & All-Inclusive Kissimmee
Peppa Pig Theme Park ~$35–45 Explorer & All-Inclusive Next to LEGOLAND; toddlers
Walt Disney World (1 park) $119–199 No Park reservations may apply
Universal Orlando (1 park / Epic Universe) $119–179 / higher No Express passes extra

Orlando prices sit in two worlds: the $120–200 mega-parks that no pass touches, and a $30–130 tier where Go City operates. The All-Inclusive is really a bundle of Kennedy, SeaWorld and LEGOLAND with ICON Park fillers; judge it on those three.

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The Break-Even Maths

Itinerary Individual tickets Pass Verdict
All-Inclusive 3-day: Kennedy + SeaWorld + LEGOLAND ~$270–320 All-Inclusive 3-day ~$300 Even to a win of ~$20; wins clearly with the ICON Park fillers added
All-Inclusive 2-day: Kennedy + SeaWorld + Orlando Eye + Madame Tussauds ~$235–290 All-Inclusive 2-day ~$239 Pass wins by up to ~$50
Essentials: SeaWorld + Orlando Eye + WonderWorks ~$160–200 Essentials ~$139 Pass wins by ~$20–60
Explorer 3: Orlando Eye + SEA LIFE + WonderWorks ~$103 Explorer ~$89 Pass wins by ~$15
Disney-only week with one Kennedy day Kennedy $77 Any pass Buy Kennedy individually

The All-Inclusive pays when you are certain about at least two of Kennedy, SeaWorld and LEGOLAND on separate days; the Essentials is the cheapest way to add one of them plus ICON Park; the Explorer is a modest saving for families filling non-park days. None of them changes the maths of a Disney or Universal trip.

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Who Should Buy It

Buy the All-Inclusive if your Orlando is the non-Disney parks — a space-and-sea-and-LEGO week with children under 12 — or if you are mixing two Disney days with three pass days inside the 14-day window. Buy the Essentials for one big park plus ICON Park, and the Explorer for a family that wants the Eye, SEA LIFE and WonderWorks on a rest day.

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Who Should Skip It

Skip all of them if your trip is Disney and Universal with perhaps one Kennedy day — buy Kennedy alone. Skip the All-Inclusive if you are not certain of at least two of the three big inclusions, and skip the Explorer for adults without children: its list is built for families.

How to Get the Most Out of It

Give Kennedy Space Center a full day (launch days sell out — check the schedule), put LEGOLAND and Peppa Pig on the same day since they are neighbours, and reserve SeaWorld’s date in the Go City app on activation. Use the ICON Park items in the evenings after a park day. Keep Disney and Universal outside the pass days to avoid wasting a day.

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Guided Alternatives

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does any Orlando pass include Disney or Universal?

No. No city pass includes Walt Disney World or Universal Orlando; buy those tickets directly or through a reseller.

What does the Go City Orlando All-Inclusive include?

33 attractions over 2–5 chosen days within 14 calendar days, including Kennedy Space Center, SeaWorld Orlando, LEGOLAND Florida, the Orlando Eye, Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, WonderWorks, Fun Spot, Boggy Creek airboats and Peppa Pig Theme Park.

Is the Go City Orlando pass worth it?

The All-Inclusive is worth it if you will do at least two of Kennedy, SeaWorld and LEGOLAND on separate days; the Essentials suits one big park plus ICON Park; the Explorer is a small saving for families on non-park days.

How much is Kennedy Space Center in 2026?

$77 for adults and $67 for children (3–11) for one day; a 2-day ticket is $91 / $81. Parking is $15.

Is SeaWorld included in the Orlando Explorer pass?

No — SeaWorld, LEGOLAND and Kennedy Space Center are only on the Essentials and All-Inclusive tiers.

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