WonderWorks Orlando
Warehouse-turned-science-attraction built to look ripped from the ground and dropped upside down.
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This guide to WonderWorks Orlando opens with the tale printed on the building itself: a scientist called Professor Wonder loses control of a tornado experiment in the Bermuda Triangle, and the whole laboratory gets slammed down roof-first onto a warehouse on International Drive. It traces the real story behind that myth, attorney John Morgan's idea and architect Terry Nichoson's upside-down design, opened in 1998, plus the inversion tunnel built to flip you right side up before you reach the exhibits. Walk in expecting gravity to argue with you.
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