Adventures inOrlandoBuild a Campaign
For Orlando attractions

Compete with the theme parks for attention using a network already built for local experiences.

Adventures in Orlando runs marketing campaigns for Orlando and Central Florida attractions — airboat tours, escape rooms, family entertainment, Halloween events, water sports, unique local experiences. Creators, local media, and search work together to drive ticket sales and bookings you can actually track.

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The approach

What we actually run for this industry.

Every campaign combines what already works locally with what the business can actually operate against.

Attractions-native creator network

Orlando has a deep bench of creators who cover attractions, family experiences, and Central Florida bucket lists as their whole content niche. We know which ones convert and which ones just chase invites.

Media pitches when the story is real

New ride opening, seasonal launch, milestone anniversary, one-of-a-kind experience — we pitch Orlando Sentinel, WFTV, WESH, Attractions Magazine, and local morning shows when there's an actual news angle. No fake stories, no paid placements dressed as news.

Ticketing and booking attribution

We wire tracked URLs, QR codes on signage, and GA4 conversion events to your ticket or booking platform so you see cost per booking per channel — not just impressions.

What a campaign looks like

Terror 2 at Boggy Creek — a real Halloween activation.

Boggy Creek Airboat Adventures is opening Terror 2 in September 2026 — a haunted airboat and trail experience. Adventures in Orlando is managing the creator and media preview night: a private roster of Orlando Halloween, attractions, and lifestyle creators experience the event before public opening in exchange for reviews and coverage.

The activation gives Orlando news outlets a real seasonal story to cover, gives creators actual differentiated content their audience hasn't seen, and gives the attraction a wave of pre-opening awareness the public launch converts against.

Tracked ticket links measure conversions per channel. Post-event, Boggy Creek sees what each creator drove and what each media hit drove.

Creator fit

Who we pull from the network for this.

For attractions we typically pull Orlando family creators, Central Florida travel and adventure accounts, seasonal specialists (Halloween, holidays, summer), and lifestyle creators with strong local audiences. Follower count matters less than whether their audience actually lives close enough to visit.

Questions

Common questions from operators in this space.

Short answers. The rest happens on the fit call.

We're new — nobody has heard of us. Does this still work?
Especially. A creator preview night, a launch event, or a first-look campaign gives you the wave of awareness that a paid ad campaign alone can't buy. We've done this exact playbook for a Halloween launch and can walk you through it on a fit call.
Can you get us on TV or in the newspaper?
Sometimes. We pitch local media when the campaign has a genuine story — a new opening, a seasonal first, a milestone, an unusual angle. We never promise coverage, but we've built relationships that get pitches actually read.
How do you handle liability and waivers with creators?
Same standard release your regular guests sign, plus a content usage agreement that spells out filming zones, safety rules, and how the attraction can reuse creator content. We handle the paperwork end-to-end.
We already run Google Ads — do we have to move them?
No. If your current agency or in-house team is doing a good job, we don't touch it. We can layer in the creator and media work as a standalone campaign and share attribution across sources.
What does a full attraction campaign cost?
Campaign management starts around $1,500/month. Creator compensation depends on scope — a preview night with 10-15 creators typically runs $3,000-$10,000 in creator budget. Media outreach and Google Ads spend are separate. Full breakdown on the fit call.