Old Town Orlando Tickets

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Rediscover the magic of old-school Florida at Old Town Orlando, spend your day exploring a vibrant mix of Ferris Wheel views, enter Mortem Manor, witness vintage car cruises, perfect spot for family fun, and nostalgic Americana.

Overview

  • Location: Kissimmee, Florida, along US-192 | Find on Maps
  • Distance from Disney: Approximately 5 miles from Walt Disney World
  • Size: 18-acre open-air entertainment district
  • Admission: Free entry; pay only for rides and select attractions
  • Best time of year: October–April for comfortable weather and lively event schedules
  • Famous for: Weekend classic car cruises, retro Americana theming, family-friendly rides, live music, nostalgic shops, and illuminated Ferris Wheel views
  • Most popular ticket: Ferris Wheel + Meal Voucher Combo

What to expect at Old Town Orlando

Old Town Orlando at sunset with shops, visitors, and a vintage van in the plaza.
Ferris wheel illuminated at night in Old Town, Orlando.
Red vintage car driving through Old Town, Orlando at night with a crowd watching.
Person in a stitched mask holding a chainsaw inside a dimly lit haunted house.
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Guests dining at Old Town, Orlando with neon Ferris wheel in the background.
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A stroll through retro America

Old Town feels like stepping into a classic Florida main street from the 1950s–60s. As you wander past restored storefronts, neon signs, and old-school diners, the entire district invites you to slow down, explore, and enjoy the charm of old-fashioned Americana.

Scenic views from the Ferris Wheel

The Ferris Wheel is one of Old Town’s signature experiences. Its enclosed gondolas rise above the district, giving you a peaceful aerial look at the shops, rides, and distant theme parks. At night, the wheel glows with thousands of LEDs, perfect for photos.

Classic car nights & live entertainment

On Friday and Saturday evenings, Old Town comes alive as muscle cars and vintage beauties parade through the streets. Crowds gather to watch, listen to live bands, and soak in the upbeat, festival-like energy. These events cost nothing to enjoy.

Get goosebumps at Mortem Manor

If you choose the combo with Mortem Manor, expect a true scare-fest. This year-round haunted attraction packs in animatronics, theatrical sets, and sudden frights. It’s designed for teens and adults who want an extra adrenaline rush during their visit.

Relive old-school arcade & kid-friendly fun

Kids (and nostalgic grown-ups) love the retro arcade filled with classic games, skee-ball, and prize counters. Younger visitors also enjoy themed kiddie rides and family-friendly amusements sprinkled throughout the district.

Meal voucher included with your ticket

Enjoy the flexibility to choose one option from participating venues: classic burgers, hot dogs, chicken sliders, or corn dog nuggets at A&W; a $7 ice-cream credit at Sweet Dreams Café; comforting picks like a salad, or Shoney’s famous hot fudge cake at Shoney’s Kitchen + Bar; or, for adults, a 16oz beer or a simple well drink at Bobby’s Garage Bar.

Quirky shops & souvenirs

Old Town’s shops offer a mix of novelty items, retro trinkets, apparel, crystals, candies, and unique keepsakes. It’s a great place to browse and find fun souvenirs you won’t see in the major theme parks.

Your Old Town tickets explained

Standard ticket

Enjoy a relaxing ride on Old Town’s iconic 85-foot Ferris Wheel, offering panoramic views of Kissimmee and the glowing lights of the entertainment district. After your ride, use your included meal voucher at select on-site restaurants for a classic bite, sweet treat, or refreshing drink, perfect for rounding out your visit with something tasty.

Recommended experience:

Orlando: Old Town Ferris Wheel ticket & Meal Voucher

Combo

This combo bundles Old Town’s top attractions: a scenic Ferris Wheel ride, full entry to Mortem Manor, its two-story haunted house filled with special effects and live scares, and a flexible meal voucher redeemable at participating eateries. It balances gentle fun, thrilling frights, and a satisfying meal in one value-packed ticket.

Recommended experience:

Orlando: Old Town Ferris Wheel, Mortem Manor & Meal Voucher

Your tickets include a flexible meal voucher that lets you choose one food, dessert, or drink option from participating Old Town eateries including A&W, Sweet Dreams Ice Cream, Shoney’s Kitchen + Bar, and Bobby’s Garage Bar.

Must-see highlights of your visit to Old Town Orlando

Ferris wheel illuminated at night in Old Town, Orlando.

The 85-foot Ferris Wheel

Enjoy gentle, panoramic views of Kissimmee from Old Town’s illuminated signature ride.

Crowd enjoying classic car show at Old Town, Orlando.
Zombie woman in tattered dress inside a dimly lit, abandoned haunted house.
Performer entertaining crowd near carousel and roller coaster at Old Town, Orlando.
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Plan your visit to Old Town USA

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  • Opening hours: 10am to 11pm on most days.

Best time to visit: Weekdays tend to be quieter, making them ideal for families who want to explore the shops and attractions at a leisurely pace. On weekend nights, especially after 8:30pm, the area buzzes with car shows and live music, drawing larger crowds. Spring and early autumn generally offer comfortable weather and manageable crowds, while summer and winter each have their own energy and attendance patterns.

Address: 5770 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34746, United States | Find on maps

  • By bus: Lynx buses running along US-192 stop near Old Town, leaving you just a short walk from the entrance.
  • By car: Old Town is located on US-192 in Kissimmee and is a 15–30 minute drive from major Orlando areas, with free on-site parking and an overflow lot available.
  • By cab/rideshare: Uber, Lyft, and local taxis can drop you directly at the main entrance, offering a quick and convenient way to reach Old Town from nearby hotels and attractions.
  • Parking: You’ll find free parking in the main lots behind the buildings, with an additional overflow area across Plaza Blvd available for a small fee (around $11 per car).
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  • The entire Old Town district features wide, flat walkways suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.
  • Shops, restaurants, and common areas are fully accessible, including designated restrooms.
  • The Ferris Wheel offers elevator access, making it easier for guests with mobility needs to board.
  • All rides follow posted height and safety requirements, with guidelines available at each attraction.
  • No ID is required for general entry, and the site is simple to navigate for guests of all abilities.
  • Rideshare and taxi drop-off points are close to the entrance for convenient access.
  • Parking areas provide easy pathways into the main entertainment district.
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  • Free general parking available behind the buildings, with an overflow lot across Plaza Blvd for a small fee.
  • Accessible restrooms located throughout the district.
  • Wheelchair-friendly walkways designed for smooth, easy navigation.
  • On-site dining options, including quick-service restaurants, cafés, and snack spots.
  • Over 70 retail shops, ranging from souvenir stores to specialty boutiques.
  • Entertainment areas, including a central stage for live music and events.
  • Arcade and family attractions such as bumper cars, classic games, and mini-rides.
  • Guest services information available through on-site signage and staff.
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A&W | Find on Maps
A&W serves classic American comfort food, including its well-loved signature burger that has been recognized among top vacation eats by national travel publications.

Sweet Dreams Ice Cream Café | Find on Maps
Sweet Dreams Ice Cream Café captures the nostalgic feel of a vintage ice-cream parlor, offering a charming, old-fashioned setting filled with delicious frozen treats.

Shoney’s Kitchen and Bar | Find on Maps
Shoney’s Kitchen and Bar in Old Town offers hearty, crowd-pleasing meals paired with friendly service, making it a reliable stop for great value dining.

Bobby’s Garage Bar | Find on Maps
Bobby’s Garage Bar delivers a fun automotive-themed atmosphere, decorated with retro hot rod memorabilia from the 1930s and ’40s, perfect for a laid-back drink.

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Ailana | Find on Maps
Ailana offers stylish, celebrity-inspired jewelry and accessories, making it a great spot to find eye-catching fashion pieces.

British Isle Connection | Find on Maps
At British Isle Connection, you’ll find a wide variety of UK-themed products, from classic favorites to hard-to-find imports.

Extreme Woodcrafts Gift Shop | Find on Maps
Extreme Woodcrafts showcases beautifully crafted wooden décor and artistic pieces, ideal for those who appreciate handmade, natural creations.

Faux Paw’s Dog Shop | Find on Maps
Faux Paw’s Dog Shop is a fun boutique filled with novelty goodies for dogs and dog lovers, offering playful treats, toys, and gifts your pup will adore.

Visitor tips

  • Arrive early on Friday and Saturday nights to secure parking before the classic car shows draw larger crowds.
  • Visit earlier in the day if you prefer shorter lines for rides like the Ferris Wheel.
  • Check the Old Town events calendar before your visit; live music, themed nights, and car cruises can enhance your experience.
  • Bring a camera or phone; some retro buildings, neon lights, and the Ferris Wheel offer great photo spots, especially at night.
  • If you’re using a meal voucher, browse the participating eateries ahead of time to decide where to redeem it.
  • Drinks at Bobby’s Garage Bar are for ages 21+, so keep ID handy if you plan to order alcohol.
  • Old Town is mostly outdoors, so check the weather and bring sun protection or a light jacket, depending on the season.
  • For families with young kids, plan a stop at the retro arcade for easy entertainment between rides.

Frequently asked questions about Old Town Orlando tickets

No. Entry to Old Town is completely free; tickets are only required for rides and select attractions like the Ferris Wheel or Mortem Manor.

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