Orlando, Florida: Wonderworks - Upside-Down Building

Don't even bother going to this place. It's like most any other science/nature exploratory museum, but way less available. They have a handful of exhibits with bare minimum explanations of what you are experiencing, leaving you wanting more. I would rank this place third out of the three exhibits I have visited, the second being the Science Museum of Miami and the first being MOSI of Tampa. Also, I would never go on a weekday as about a hundred kids were packed into this very small building, and the laser tag and glow ropes courses were an additional fee.

It's pretty cool especially if you're an architect or a builder/carpenter. Easy to take a pic from the grassy median. It's $25/adult for admission to visit inside. but the gift shop and restroom is open to the public.

Wonderworks still looks amazing and is still a crowd pleaser, as I was nearly fighting people just to get a good photo of the place.

Large upside down building on the main tourist drag, International Drive, a few blocks north of the Convention Center at the Pointe shopping center (Samoan Court).

It houses video and laser tag type games. The Ripley Believe it or Not Museum is a few blocks North and is not conventional also in that it is tilted rather than straight, but this one is much more dramatic.

They're building a new attraction [Wonderworks] in Orlando, Florida, on International Drive. It was still under construction while I was there. The building is created to look like a building uprooted by a tornado and planted upside down in the middle of the block. It's apparently going to be a walk-through with Guiness/Ripley style illusions and whatnot.

In Kissimee and fairly new is the Haunted Mansion. A run-of-the-mill boring live actor walk through...however their free Horror museum includes a wax two headed baby, shrunken heads, a fiji mermaid, real electric chair and other oddities.