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WonderWorks is an indoor science attraction on International Drive, Orlando, in a building made to look as if it has been turned upside down. The attraction's own backstory, as told by its general manager, is that a failed tornado experiment by a Professor Wonder in the Bermuda Triangle lifted the building and dropped it in Orlando the wrong way up. It opened in Orlando in 1998 and celebrated 25 years in 2023, by which time the company had expanded to five other locations in the United States.
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WonderWorks
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Approximate location · 28.446° N, 81.469° W
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An operating, ticketed indoor attraction on International Drive; the exterior upside-down building form is visible from the street without paying admission.
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Ordinary street-address commercial access on International Drive, Orlando; exterior viewable freely, interior requires a paid ticket.
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