Scares and street fun in Kissimmee. This Old Town bundle mixes weekly entertainment with a chance to tackle Mortem Manor and ride the Ferris Wheel, then cap it with a meal from lots of food options.

I like how simple the plan feels once you’re there. You get time at Old Town for shows and activities, plus a timed haunted-house stop that lasts about 30 minutes.

One thing to weigh: some people feel the added value depends on whether you’ll actually use the included shopping savings material, and there are also frustration stories when plans change last minute and you miss your day.

Key highlights before you go

• Old Town’s built-in entertainment: car shows, live bands, karaoke, and other weekly events keep things moving
• Mortem Manor is year-round from Wednesday to Sunday, with live actors and special effects
• Two floors of scares plus a burial simulator, so it’s more than just a quick walk-through
• A meal is included with food choices from almost two dozen outlets
• You are not paying to enter Old Town itself, the ticket is mainly for attractions plus the meal
• Good if you want flexibility to spread your visit across 1 to 2 days

Old Town and Mortem Manor: what you’re really paying for

This experience is sold as Old Town Entertainment District Attraction Tickets and Meal, and the name matters. You are paying for a bundle that pairs (1) time at Old Town and (2) a haunted attraction, with a meal included.

Here’s the practical part. Old Town is free to enter, so your money is not simply going to cover admission to the park area. You’re mainly covering attraction access and the included meal. That distinction is key because at least a couple of reviews complain about the cost feeling like it was tied to shopping discounts. If you do a lot of retail shopping during your trip, that savings angle might feel worth it. If you don’t, focus on the attractions and the meal value, because those are the parts that directly affect your evening.

I also like that Mortem Manor is scheduled for real-world planning. It’s year-round, open Wednesday to Sunday, and the haunted house visit is about 30 minutes. That makes it easier to build a plan around your other Orlando day trips.

Getting to the ticket redemption point without stressing

You redeem your ticket at the Old Town General Store at 5770 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy #421, Kissimmee, FL 34746. Go there when you arrive so you’re not scrambling later when events are starting.

A quick planning tip: this kind of bundle is typically booked ahead, and the average booking lead time is about 19 days. That doesn’t mean you must book super early, but it does suggest you’ll get a smoother experience if you lock in your timing rather than hoping for last-minute changes.

Also, keep your start time in mind if you’re trying to coordinate with other plans. Your window matters because Mortem Manor follows its Wednesday to Sunday schedule.

Stop 1 at Old Town: car shows, live music, karaoke, and Ferris Wheel views

Old Town is the heart of this day. Think of it as a themed entertainment district where the calendar does part of the work for you. You can catch weekly events like car shows, live bands, and karaoke and more. Even if you are not a car person, these events create a sense of energy that makes the whole evening feel like you stumbled onto something fun on purpose.

What you can do at Old Town

During your Old Town time, you can work in a few signature experiences:

• Mortem Manor is nearby, and the night often becomes a two-stop loop: Old Town first, then the haunted house
• You can ride the Ferris Wheel for views from above the area
• You can explore the entertainment vibe while you wait for your Mortem Manor time

What I like here

I like that Old Town gives you options. If you want a calmer start, you can wander and get your bearings first. If you want noise and momentum, you can time your walk around the shows that tend to run during peak evening hours. The Ferris Wheel also works as a simple break, especially if you plan to do the haunted house soon after.

A possible drawback

If you expected the ticket to feel like a guided tour where someone herds you between activities, adjust expectations. Old Town is an attraction district, so the experience depends on what’s happening when you arrive and how you move through it. It’s not hard, but it’s not a strictly choreographed tour either.

Mortem Manor: a year-round haunted house with live actors and a burial simulator

Mortem Manor is the second stop, and it’s the one that turns this from an evening stroll into a real scare mission. This attraction is open year-round from Wednesday to Sunday, so you can plan it without needing a specific holiday schedule.

The haunted house is described as a year-round haunted attraction with an old Victorian theme. You’ll face two floors of scares, and it mixes live actors with animatronics and special effects. In other words, it’s not just prerecorded jumps.

What to expect inside

Based on the description, you can expect:

• Live actors as part of the experience (so the scares are not only mechanical)
• Animatronics and special effects
• A burial simulator feature, which sounds like one of those moments designed to mess with your sense of what’s normal

It’s a good length too. The haunted house portion is listed as about 30 minutes. That helps if you want scares but you also need energy for the rest of your trip.

Timing matters

Because it is only Wednesday to Sunday, plan your Mortem Manor evening on one of those days. If you come on a day it’s not running, your whole bundle becomes harder to use.

Also, if you have a group with different comfort levels, remember Mortem Manor is set up as a real haunted house experience with multiple scare methods. You may want to decide in advance who is doing it and who is taking a break nearby.

Your included meal at Old Town: almost two dozen food outlets to choose from

One of the best practical parts of this bundle is that you get a meal included with your ticket. Old Town offers almost two dozen different food outlets, which gives you real choice even if your group has picky eaters.

Why this is better than a fixed meal

Fixed menus can lead to regret if you or your travel partner don’t like what’s on offer. With so many outlets, you can match your meal choice to your hunger level. Before Mortem Manor, you can go for something quick and easy. After Mortem Manor, you can choose comfort food or something that doesn’t feel too heavy.

How to make meal time work

Try to eat earlier rather than squeezing your meal into the last second before your haunted house time. That prevents the classic theme-park rhythm problem: you spend 20 minutes deciding what you want, then you lose the prime time slot you were counting on.

Price and value checks, especially if you shop

The price is listed as $15.00 per person, and that’s where you should do a quick value reality check based on how you plan to use it.

Here’s the balanced way to look at it:

• If you treat this as an attraction-and-meal add-on, you might feel you got your money’s worth because you’re not just paying for ambience.
• If you treat it like a shopping discount booklet and you don’t shop much, you may feel disappointed.

That disappointment shows up in reviews. One low rating criticized the cost as mostly a booklet for shopping discounts, and noted they saved about $7.00. Another point from the provider helps you interpret that complaint: Old Town says there is no cost to visit Old Town because it is a free property, and they add that if you fully use the savings book, it could exceed $300.

So here’s my advice: before you buy, decide what your trip style is.

• If you love food options and want Mortem Manor, this bundle aligns well.
• If your main goal is shopping discounts and you do not plan to use them fully, you might be better off attending Old Town separately and paying for any attraction you truly want.

How long you need, and how to pace a 1 to 2 day visit

The overall duration is listed as 1 to 2 days. That flexibility is useful because Old Town works like an evening destination, but your schedule might also need room for other Orlando plans.

A simple pacing idea:

• Spend your first part of the day or early evening at Old Town, so you’re not rushing.
• Fit the Ferris Wheel and general wandering in while you still have daylight or early evening energy.
• Do Mortem Manor in the time window it’s open, Wednesday to Sunday, then keep the rest of your night easy.

Because Mortem Manor itself is about 30 minutes, you do not need a full day dedicated to it. The bigger time variable is Old Town events and how long you want to linger over food choices.

If you’re staying in Orlando, Kissimmee is close enough to make this a planned evening, not a giant detour, but you still want to give yourself buffer time for parking and walking.

Who this is for, and who should skip it

This bundle works best for people who want:

• A fun theme-night in Kissimmee without building a complicated itinerary
• Old Town entertainment plus a clear, scheduled thrill at Mortem Manor
• A meal included with many choices, so you can handle different appetites

It may not be the best match if:

• You were hoping for a strictly guided, step-by-step tour experience
• Your budget mindset depends on the shopping discounts, and you likely will not use them

Comfort level with horror matters too. Mortem Manor is set up as a scare attraction with live actors, special effects, and multiple rooms. If you’re sensitive to haunted-house experiences, consider how you’ll handle it.

On the plus side, most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed. There’s also mention of proximity to public transportation, which is helpful if you are not driving.

Quick practical tips to make the night smoother

These are small moves that help a lot with attractions like this:

• Plan Mortem Manor for Wednesday through Sunday. That schedule is the anchor.
• Go to the Old Town General Store first so your day starts calm.
• Eat from one of the many outlets with time in mind, then keep moving.
• If you’re traveling with mixed scare comfort levels, decide your plan before you get there.

And one more value tip. Since reviews include complaints about the discount component, treat this as an attraction plus meal experience, with the option of shopping savings if that’s your style.

Should you book this Old Town Entertainment District Attraction Tickets and Meal?

If you want an easy Orlando-area evening that combines entertainment district energy, a real haunted house, and an included meal, I think this is a solid buy at $15.00 per person. The structure makes sense, Old Town’s events help fill the time, and Mortem Manor gives you a focused scare experience that runs about 30 minutes.

I would hesitate only if your main goal is shopping discounts and you do not plan to take advantage of them. In that case, you might not feel the bundle works for you.

My bottom line: book it if Mortem Manor and the included meal matter to your trip. Skip it or adjust expectations if you are buying mainly for discounts.

FAQ

What does the ticket include?

The package includes 1 or 2 attraction tickets (based on the option you selected when booking) and meals.

Where do I redeem my tickets?

You redeem your ticket at the Old Town General Store, 5770 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy #421, Kissimmee, FL 34746.

How long does the experience take?

It is listed as about 1 to 2 days. Mortem Manor is listed as about 30 minutes.

When is Mortem Manor open?

Mortem Manor is year-round and open Wednesday to Sunday.

Is Old Town free to enter?

Old Town is described as a free property to come to, so the ticket is not solely for access to Old Town itself.

What food options are included with the meal?

The meal is included, and Old Town has almost two dozen different food outlets to choose from.

Is hotel pickup and drop-off included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Canceling less than 24 hours before the start time does not provide a refund.