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ICON Park Destination Days

Business
ICON Park
Address
8375 International Drive
Orlando, FL  32819
Phone
407-601-7907
Date
8/5/2023-8/27/2023
Admission
$10
Link
Website
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To launch the new Great Florida Road Trip — an interactive camera game played aboard The Wheel that spotlights popular family vacation destinations across the state —Orlando’s ICON Park is partnering with destinations featured in the game to welcome their residents and celebrate their unique attributes.
 
The new Destination Days events will include dedicated weekends through August for cities that are identified and visually represented in the game. Each weekend will focus on a specific destination, celebrating its unique attractions, offering deals for its residents and sharing why these destinations are an important part of a Florida vacation with Orlando residents and tourists.
 
Each weekend in August is dedicated to a specific destination, with:
  • $10 tickets to The Wheel for guests from any zip code within that destination (regular price is $34.99);
  • An education booth and videos in ICON Park from the destination CVBs, so guests can learn more about its unique attractions;
  • Raffle to win a gift basket of prizes from the region such as a hotel stay, attraction tickets and more (no purchase required).
 
Destination Days event schedule:
 
  • August 5th and 6th— Space Coast/Cape Canaveral Days at ICON Park
  • Destination fun fact: The spacesuit shown during the Great Florida Road Trip experience is based on that of Alan Shepard, the first American in space launching from Cape Canaveral in 1961.
  • August 12th and 13th— Crystal River Days at ICON Park
  • Destination fun fact: Over 100 manatees call Crystal River home year‐round.
  • August 19th and 20th— Ocala Days at ICON Park
  • Destination fun fact: The first glass‐bottomed boats set sail at Ocala’s Silver Springs in 1878.
  • August 26th and 27th— Sarasota Days at ICON Park
  • Destination fun fact: Sarasota was home to the world’s first Clown College in 1968 by Ringling Bros. Circus.