The Orlando Sightseeing Flex Pass

When you experience a tropical storm or hurricane usually involves power outages, downed trees and branches, flooding, and destruction to homes and cars. This is why Florida has a plan called the Orlando Sightseeing Flex Pas. The program works in times of emergency like this one by giving visitors free access to attractions such as theme parks and museums for up to 72 hours during the storm's onslaught.

The plan also gives visitors a free way to evacuate, a cost-effective and well-organized way to get out of the area quickly. The Orlando Sightseeing Flex Pas is good for up to 72 hours after the storm hits. Most evacuees will be able to escape the area before or right when the storm arrives, saving lives, time and money. Everyone in Florida should know about this plan because you never know when it will be needed.

Florida residents can apply for an Orlando Sightseeing Flex Pas card by filling out the application on the Emergency Management website. There is no cost to get it, and it's easy to fill out. You can also go to almost any attractions in Orlando and ask them about getting a card because they also have applications.

The plan is an excellent way to save everyone money and time.

The Orlando Sightseeing Flex Pas card can be used throughout Florida, not just in the immediate area after a storm because it's good all over Florida. By using the card, you not only spend less money and time at the attractions but also take a break from all your worries. It can be used at theme parks or even some museums in central Florida, such as Sea World and Epcot.