What is Crayola Experience Orlando?

Crayola Experience Orlando, Florida, is a family-friendly attraction that offers an immersive world of color and creativity. It’s a place where children and adults alike can enjoy a variety of hands-on, creative activities within the 70,000 square-foot space located at The Florida Mall, near the Orlando International Airport and the main tourist area of International Drive​​​​​​.

This attraction is home to 27 interactive experiences including crafting in the Activity Studio, watching entertaining character shows at the Chaos and Creativity Show, and climbing and playing in the Color Playground. Guests can also star in their own coloring page at Be a Star, sculpt with Model Magic dough at Modeling Madness, learn about the science of color at the Cafe Stage, personalize a crayon at Wrap It Up, and see how crayons are made at the Crayon Factory Show. Additionally, there’s Scribble Square where walls become a canvas for chalk art, and Drip Art where melted crayons create spin art masterpieces​​​​​​​​​​​​.

Fun Fact
The Crayola Experience in Orlando is home to
the world’s largest Crayola crayon, “Bluetiful”.

How Much Can You Save at Crayola Experience Orlando? 

Visitors looking to save on their visit can benefit from the Eat and Play Card, which offers a 15% discount off general admission to the Crayola Experience. The card is part of a discount program that provides savings of 10-50% on dining, attractions, shopping, and more at over 150 locations in Orlando. This means that families can enjoy all the colorful activities and fun at a reduced price, making the Crayola Experience even more accessible for those on a budget​​​​​​.

The combination of interactive fun and educational elements, paired with the opportunity to save with the Eat and Play Card, makes the Crayola Experience a must-visit destination in Orlando, offering a full day of engagement and creativity for the entire family.

Florida Mall
8001 S. Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando, FL 32809
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www.crayolaexperience.com

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