Hi Andrejs, 

Hope you get to Visit from Denmark soon. The Explorer pass is a good option for only seeing a few attractions on your own schedule.

Thanks for reading 

Steve

Hi Dale,

Glad you like the card. It really can save a huge amount as a family, but the outlay is also significant so we hope our review helps you decide if the pass is right for you? 

Thanks for reading 

Steve

Hi Chris,

Yeah the Disney pull is strong, it not going to get any better this year after they open up Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge this Fall! 

The Go Orlando card could be just what you need to entice them away, we always include Disney in our trips to Orlando but it’s always nice to get away and have a break from it all!

Thanks

Steve

Hi James,

Yeah the number 1 response we get from most people is they didn’t know these passes existed. Great to see we have alerted you to the possibility of saving some money.

We Love Disney but it can get a bit much and there is a whole lot more to Orlando than JUST mickey and friends.

Have a great time checking out the other attractions

Steve

Hi Darren,

Yeah we always feel the biggest advantage of these card is not actually the money saving, but the ability to maximise budget and see and do far more than you would without a pass. we all have a set budget and shouldn’t go beyond that so anything that means we can do more is a great thing!

Glad you had a great time with your Go Orlando Pass. Enjoy Vegas next year!

Steve

Hi Josh,

Yeah its always tempting to just cram too much in but you soon learn you need to pare back a little. We have fallen into the trap of rushing one attraction to get to another and regretted it though. While the custom pass option can seem to be the way to go, it doesn’t actually solve that issue, you can still plan too much while at home lol. At least with the all inclusive you have the option to be flexible and it can actually save you a lot more money! You still use it as a custom pass and do the same attractions it’s just paid for differently.

As for an all in flight hotel and attractions, we are not aware of anything on the market atm. It would certainly be convenient but we worry it would be used to cover overpriced hotels and flights? You can easily get a package deal on flight and hotel and then just get the pass as on top?

Thanks

Steve

Hi Evald,

Great to see you like the pass, we are sure it’s a great help for most people visiting Orlando that want time away from the Disney parks…and you will ant time away! The pass does cover most attractions away from the big parks. 

Lego Land is really cool, I don’t really play with Lego anymore, you know being 37! but was always my favorite growing up so it’s a great place to visit. The eye is also a really good evening activity which helps get the most out for the card. It you can time it just right you might even catch a firework show from up there! 

Enjoy your trip

Steve

I visited Legoland in Denmark some years ago. The entry family (2+2) price was about €200 (about $230) for the whole day and discount for Great Belt Bridge. If honest, I guess it was overpriced even my eight years old daughter was not really liked these attractions. 

I prefer to use Explorer Pass for five choices. 

It gets really hard to plan something out with something so overpowering and popular in the area. This card really does look like it will give us a little space to decide as a family – thank you so much for suggesting it!