upside down building?

[goofygal]

ok go on, you can laugh at me but apparently there's a building thats upside down on idrive which has loads of stuff to do and play with??? anyone know or have I been had

[wdwgrandma]

I've seen it, but I haven't gone inside.

[sunsetlakes]

It's Wonderworks Central Florida's only upside down attraction**||**Wonder Works My kids all call it the Upside-downie house too! We love it but don't go every time we visit Orlando. There's lots to do inside, scientific, learning and fun stuff including experiencing a cyclone, giant bubbles, electric chair. Great for a rainy day.

[Tink]

It's Ripley's, isn't it? I've not been in there, but it does interest me. We are thinking about taking our Seth some day...

I know folks here have been in though. I'm sure someone will be along soon to share the experience with you.

It is a cool looking building! It's built to look like it is fully upside down. Very disorienting!

[Tink]

Ah Wonderworks! Yes! That's it!

Our posts crossed. Thanks Sunsetlakes for the good info!

[Ursula]

It is a great photo opportunity and a cool thing to do on a dull day. Once done though I doubt you'd do it again.... you go up floors and do stuff on each floor.

[lozzy]

Never been in but here is a shot from our 2005 visit.

wonder works.jpg

Maybe we will visit when we return next year.

[Isafari]

I have some video footage of inside in the video and audio section. HERE

[josh.p.]

I've been and wouldn't bother going every trip but there might be a bit of new stuff every other year?

You can build your own virtual rollercoaster which is cool, and there's loads of other fun-stuff to do. It's almost how I imagined the millenium dome in London. It's good for a 'day-off'- there is minigolf and a Ben & Jerry's nearby so you could combine the two.