Orlando Attraction Deals That Aren't Disney or Universal (2026)

The real discounts on Orlando attractions that aren't Disney or Universal come from partner links, buying online in advance, Florida resident prices and combo tickets, not from coupon code sites. Adventures in Orlando has 10% off Boggy Creek airboat tours and Mini Moo Land in Kissimmee, applied on the attraction's own checkout: the 1 hour airboat tour is $54.90 (regular $61.00) and Mini Moo Land admission is $26.99 (regular $29.99), before tax as of November 2026. This guide also covers dinner shows, ICON Park and day trips.

Adventures in Orlando is a private deals and guides site, not an official ticket office for any attraction. Every booking below is completed on the attraction's own checkout or on Viator.

How to save on Orlando attractions: the short answer

• Check for a partner discount first. Some attractions give a real percentage off through a partner link. Ours is 10% off Boggy Creek Airboat Adventures and Mini Moo Land in Kissimmee, applied on the attraction's own checkout.
• Buy online, in advance. Most Orlando attractions charge more at the gate than on their website.
• Look for the Florida resident price if you live here. Many attractions have one and ask for ID at entry.
• Use combo tickets only if you would visit every stop anyway.
• Skip coupon code sites. Most codes listed for Orlando attractions are expired or never existed.

Our deals: 10% off, no code to type

These are the discounts Adventures in Orlando has with the attraction directly. You press Book now on our page and the attraction's checkout opens with 10% already taken off. There is nothing to copy or paste, and you pay the attraction, not us.

Adult prices before tax, as of November 2026:

• 30 minute airboat tour: $36.90 with the discount, regular price $41.00.
• 1 hour airboat tour: $54.90, regular price $61.00.
• Sunset airboat tour: $66.60, regular price $74.00.
• Night airboat tour: $71.10, regular price $79.00.
• 1 hour airboat tour plus highland cows: $72.89, regular price $80.99.
• Mini Moo Land admission: $26.99, regular price $29.99.
• Bottle feeding a baby highland cow: $58.50 per guest, regular price $65.00.

Both attractions are at 2001 E. Southport Rd. in Kissimmee, about 35 minutes from Disney. Each deal page shows today's price next to the regular one, pulled from the attraction's booking system, so check the page for the current number before you book. To choose a tour, see which Boggy Creek airboat tour to book, and for the cows, highland cows near Orlando.

Where the other real discounts are

The attraction's own website. For SEA LIFE, Madame Tussauds, The Orlando Eye, LEGOLAND and most dinner shows, the first discount is simply the online price. Our guides list what each one has actually posted: SEA LIFE Orlando discounts, LEGOLAND Florida tickets and discounts and Orlando dinner shows, ranked. For one show in detail, see Medieval Times Orlando tickets and discounts.

Florida resident and military pricing. These are set by each attraction and change by season. Look for a "Florida residents" or "offers" page on the official site, and bring ID.

Combo tickets and passes. ICON Park sells combinations of The Orlando Eye, SEA LIFE and Madame Tussauds, and multi-attraction passes bundle a longer list. They save money only when you would have bought most of the tickets anyway. Our ICON Park guide walks through the combinations.

Tour marketplaces. For tours, day trips and some attractions, Viator's price is sometimes below the attraction's own. Our listings show the attraction's official price next to Viator's only where we checked it by hand and Viator was lower.

Free. Plenty of Orlando costs nothing: see free things to do in Orlando.

Orlando coupon codes and other things that do not work

• Coupon code aggregator sites. They list codes for nearly every attraction whether or not one exists. If a code box rejects it, the code was never valid; it is not you.
• Gate prices. Walking up is usually the most expensive way to buy.
• Third-party resellers you cannot trace. If a price looks far below the official site and the seller is not the attraction, a known marketplace or a named partner, skip it.

How to check any Orlando deal in two minutes

1. Open the attraction's official ticket page and note the online price for your date.
2. Compare the same ticket type and date on the deal. A lower headline price for a shorter tour or a weekday-only ticket is not a discount.
3. Look at who takes the payment. A real partner deal ends on the attraction's own checkout or a marketplace you recognize.
4. Read the cancellation terms on that checkout, because that is who refunds you.