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Access for the Disabled
All of The Holy Land Experience is wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs may be rented in the Old Scroll Shop, which is directly in front of you as you enter. Wheelchair rental is $7. Motorized scooters are $20. American sign language interpretation is available free by advance reservation; call (866) 872-4659
Babies
Strollers are available for rent in the Old Scroll Shop. Single strollers are $5, doubles are $7. Diaper changing areas are available in all the restrooms in the park.
Bible Study and Church Services
The Holy Land Experience offers free Thursday night bible study sessions at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday church services at 10:30 a.m. Parking is also free for these events.
Dress Code
The Holy Land Experience expects its guests to dress appropriately. While recognizing that most people are here on vacation, the management draws the line at halter tops, short-shorts, and other forms of dress deemed (in their opinion) to be immodest. They also refuse entry to those who arrive “in costume.”
First Aid
First aid facilities are available in the Guest Services office near the front.
Group Rates
If you have a group of 15 or more adults, you can qualify for reduced rates. You must reserve ahead and put down a deposit within a month of making the reservation. The remainder of the total cost must be paid in full three weeks prior to your visit. Your tickets will be held at Guest Services pending your arrival. Call the park for current group rates.
Leaving the Park
If you wish to leave the park during the day, make sure to retain your ticket. You can use it to regain admittance later in the day. Leaving for lunch is an option, and there are numerous restaurants a short drive away at the Millennia Mall complex.
Lost and Found
If you lose something during your visit, chances are excellent it will turn up at Lost and Found in Guest Services. This is a religious theme park after all.
Money
ATMs are located in Guest Services and the Shofar Shop.
Pets
The Holy Land Experience has no pet boarding facilities, and no animals (other than seeing-eye dogs) are allowed in the park. Plan accordingly.
Prayer & Religious
Activity
The management of The Holy Land Experience expects some exhibits to move visitors to prayer. However, they reserve the right to eject those whose religious activity (in their sole opinion) is creating a disturbance.
Rain
In the event of rain, outdoor presentations may be moved inside to the Shofar auditorium. However, the actors are game for performing outdoors in a drizzle, since “the rain falls on the just and unjust alike.”
Sun
Much of The Holy Land Experience takes place outdoors under the broiling Florida sun. The Plaza of the Nations, an uncovered marble square, can get brutal on the warmest days. Although some events are moved indoors during the height of summer, head coverings and sunscreen are highly recommended.
Smoking and Alcohol
The Holy Land Experience is a non-smoking, alcohol-free facility.
Weddings
Using the Temple and the Plaza of Nations can make for a spectacular wedding. Call (866) 872-4659 for more information.
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