Educational outings and tickets with Florida ESA and scholarship funds

What is covered, conditions and how to pay

Rules by program
FieldPEPUnique AbilitiesPrivate School Scholarship
StatusCovered with conditions. Student admission to listed venues covered; travel, lodging and food are not.Covered with conditions. Student admission covered; theme parks and out-of-state trips need an educational-benefit statement.Covered with conditions. Student admission covered from remaining funds; travel, lodging and food are not.
ConditionsStudent admission only (family packages prorated); tickets from the vendor or an authorized seller; out-of-state (US) trips need pre-authorization; trips outside the US not eligible.Student admission only; out-of-state and Florida theme park requests need documentation of educational benefit; non-school out-of-state trips need pre-authorization.Funds remaining after tuition and fees; student admission only; out-of-state (US) trips need pre-authorization.
LimitsOne Florida theme park request per school year, up to $299 before tax, listed parks only; leisure events under $75; ticketed events limited to plays, musicals or orchestral performances.One Florida theme park request per year up to $299 before tax; leisure events under $75; ticketed events limited to plays, musicals, orchestral performances.One Florida theme park request per year up to $299 before tax; leisure events under $75; ticketed events limited to plays, musicals, orchestral performances.
Payment routesReimbursementReimbursementReimbursement
DocumentationInvoice and proof of payment; theme park admission submitted as its own request after payment in full.Proof of payment, invoice, statement of educational benefit; theme park receipt must show the student's name.Invoice and proof of payment.
Not allowedTransportation, lodging and meals; parking, food and beverage packages, photos, souvenirs, premium access; secondary-market tickets; concerts; sporting event tickets; meet and greet events; water parks and non-listed or out-of-state theme parks.Parking, food packages, souvenirs, premium access; water or out-of-state theme parks; secondary-market tickets; sporting event tickets; meet and greet events; transportation and lodging.Transportation, lodging, meals; secondary-market tickets; concerts; sporting event tickets; meet and greet events; water or out-of-state theme parks.
ExampleZoo and aquarium admissionAquarium/zoo admissionMuseum admission and memberships
Source2026-27 PEP Purchasing Guide, Field Trips & Other Activities Needed To Enhance Curriculum; Appendix A (version Last Modified October 7, 2026). Checked 2026-10-15.FES-UA Purchasing Guidelines 2026-2027, Field Trips and Other Activities Needed to Enhance Curriculum, pp. 9-10 (version 2026-2027, July 1, 2026). Checked 2026-10-15.2026-27 Private School Purchasing Guide (FTC/FES-EO), Field Trips & Other Activities Needed To Enhance Curriculum; Appendix A (version Last Modified September 16, 2026). Checked 2026-10-15.

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