Pointe Orlando
Open-air shopping, dining and nightlife with Main Event bowling and arcade, Maggiano's, Taverna Opa, The Capital Grille and more.
- Hours
- Hours vary by business.
- Where
- 9101 International Dr.
WonderWorks is next door.
I-Ride Trolley › Getting around › ICON Park to Pointe Orlando and WonderWorks
The short version: From ICON Park, take a southbound Green Line trolley from Green 08 South to Green 11 South, or a southbound Red Line trolley to the stop by Pointe Orlando. Coming back, ride the Red Line north from Stop 18 North to Stop 14 North.
A single ride is $2 in exact cash, so a round trip is $4. A 1-day pass is $8 and covers unlimited rides on both lines, so it pays for itself on your fourth ride of the day. If you are stopping somewhere on the way, or riding back to your hotel later, the pass is usually the better deal.
Open-air shopping, dining and nightlife with Main Event bowling and arcade, Maggiano's, Taverna Opa, The Capital Grille and more.
WonderWorks is next door.

The upside-down building with more than 100 hands-on exhibits on three levels, 4D motion rides, a glow-in-the-dark ropes course and laser tag.
The Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show is here too, with all-you-can-eat pizza. Shows at 4 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM.

A 20-acre open-air plaza with restaurants, bars, shops and attractions, anchored by The Orlando Eye (formerly The Wheel), a 400-foot observation wheel.
From ICON Park, take a southbound Green Line trolley from Green 08 South to Green 11 South, or a southbound Red Line trolley to the stop by Pointe Orlando. Coming back, ride the Red Line north from Stop 18 North to Stop 14 North.
A single ride is $2 in exact cash, so a round trip is $4. A 1-day pass is $8 and covers unlimited rides on both lines, so it pays for itself on your fourth ride of the day. If you are stopping somewhere on the way, or riding back to your hotel later, the pass is usually the better deal.
Red Line trolleys come about every 20 minutes and Green Line trolleys about every 45 minutes, daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM. Traffic and season can change wait times.
You can, but it is a long stretch of busy International Drive in the Florida sun. The trolley is the easier option, and Red Line trolleys come about every 20 minutes.
Unlimited-ride passes for 1, 3, 5, 7 or 14 days ($8, $10, $12, $18, $22) cover both lines, with transfers included.
Stop numbers are from the official I-Ride Trolley guide. Stops can move, so check the sign or the route map (PDF) before you ride. The stops and places map (PDF) lists even more spots by stop. Last checked October 2026.