I've only been here two times (and oddly only two times to the Cali location as well)--once when my daughter was little and once during a work trip. I enjoyed walking around, people watching, eating junk food, taking in rides, etc. with work friends. As you can imagine, it gets pretty crowded especially in the summer months. It's fun for families and adults alike. read more

So let me start by saying the park itself is great, but the overall experience isn't anywhere close to what you get at Walt Disney World. First issue was early entry. We were told to go to Universal Studios Florida, but when we got there, we were redirected to Islands of Adventure. Once we got over there, the line was absolutely nuts. It took about 30 minutes just to get through entry, and the whole process felt disorganized compared to Disney, which runs this kind of thing way more smoothly. Second, the photo pass system was a big letdown. We bought it thinking it would be similar to Disney with lots of photo opportunities throughout the park. Not even close. I think we found maybe three spots total. Even when meeting characters, those photos weren't included; we had to use our own camera, which honestly made no sense. Total waste of money. Now, on the flip side, the Express Pass was hands down the best part of the trip. Since we stayed at one of the resorts, it was included, and it made a huge difference. In my opinion, this is actually better than anything Disney offers right now. That part you all absolutely nailed. The staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful, so no complaints there. The layout of the parks can be a little confusing at times, but that's not a dealbreaker, just something to be aware of. Overall, we did have a great time. The girls had an absolute blast, which is what matters most. We mainly went for the The Wizarding World of Harry Potter areas, and those definitely lived up to the hype. Would we go back? Honestly, not sure. Glad we went, but there are some things that would need to improve for us to choose it again over Disney. read more

I've been to Universal Studios Florida a couple of times now, so I already know what I like to prioritize when I visit. Overall it's still a fun park with a lot to enjoy. However, there are definitely areas that feel like they need updates. My favorite attractions and entertainment include Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts, E.T. Adventure, Animal Actors on Location, and the Horror Make-Up Show. read more

I had a blast as usual!! I can't really say too much and I didn't take enough pictures because I was having way too much fun but it's Universal Studios for crying out loud! I did everything except for volcano Bay and Epic. (waiting for the Epic hype to die down) The joint is always clean. The snacks and food are always great. Just expect to spend some money while you are there because you are at a theme park! Friday was a great day to go, we went in as soon as it opened , I don't feel like it was that crowded, but lines were long and the only thing that you can do to ensure you ride on all the rides that you want to...is to purchase a FAST PASS! ($100) Getting a fast pass is the best way to go to get your full experience. My average wait time for every ride was 15 minutes or less, which means you can ride the ride again multiple times if you would like Vs. 45min+ wait time. One of my favorite rides to go on is the Jurassic Park River ride, which was closed for maintenance, but that did not ruin anything for the day. All-in-all universal is always a great place to visit. Please do not let me give too much away for first time visitors in order to savor the total experience. I hope everybody has as much fun as we did! Five Stars! read more

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For some reason, I thought that a holiday this park would be packed; it's a little bit busy in the front of the park and buy the minion section however, towards the back, it is very calm and nice. I'm so glad I decided to spend a couple hours in studios before I go meet my friend for dinner. I am drinking a nectarine spritz from the bar next to the NBC building. This drink I believe was $17 plus tax rounding out to be $20.24. All the wait times for the rides are rather low and I think I will be making my way over to the Dagon alley area to go ride GRINGOTTS only at a 35 minute wait!!! If you haven't mentioned Universal Studios, Florida, I highly recommend it. Some of the days are gonna be less busy than others and for being an annual passholder and a local Floridian that is honestly a plus!!! read more

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I don't go to Universal often but when I do I remember why I'm on the fence about it. The lines in the evening around this time of year aren't too bad. I stopped by for Mardi Gras. It was a little expensive for drinks but overall not too bad. read more

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March 2026 I think Universal Parks are superior to Disney (but I'm not a huge Disney fan in general)! This park has such great themeijt through the entire section, the rides, the shops, the queues, the food, & all the experiences. This park is good for low key rides & sights. Adventure Island is more for big rides & thrills & Epic Universe is the newest park that is great for immersive experiences. read more

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In town for a work event and was treated to a day at Universal Studios. Lines were organized and the staff were professional and patient. There were not as many people as we expected and the majority of the wait time me were around 40 minutes. I'm not a huge rider but was able to enjoy Hulk and Spiderman. If you're looking for a thrill, Hulk will do the job for sure. The food and drinks were good. Definitely come prepared to spend some money if you plan on eating and having some adult beverages. We were able to get a shuttle/bus from the hotel so didn't have to worry about parking luckily. read more

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It'd been a long time since I'd been to Universal Studios, so I was excited to see what all had changed... and while I was happy to see a lot had changed, I was also shocked to see a lot of things were the same: Men In Black ride, Simpson's Krusty Land are the 2 things that come to mind. Those were there and popular when my family brought be as a 10ish year old.. now as a 32 year old to still see them as kind of "sure I guess we'll go ride these too" is kind of sad. Thought those would've been gone by now. Didn't go to Krusty Land but MIB still isnt a terrible time by any means. It just doesn't get much love these days. Easily the best part of the park for us was Diagon Alley. We loved walking around, going in the shops and doing the magic spells with our wands. (a part two from our time at Epic Universe the day before) Our biggest complain, which we expected in some ways, is the waiting and the amount of delays we experience while in lines. We expected 30-60 mins waits for rides... maybe even 90 for the most really popular ones... but I'd never experienced 120 (2 hour+) lines before going to Universal a few weeks ago (early March). While waiting for the Minitry of Magic ride, we waiting over 2 hours, and they told us that there was a stoppage/delay in the ride 7 times... it was terrible. But I knew my wife really wanted to ride it so we stuck it out. These rides all rely so heavily on robots, crazy effects, etc. these days that one small issue seemingly shuts everything down. Regardless of the waits, and the endless lines that feel never ending because every next room feels like you're close to the actually ride... until you get to it and there's a new line maze to get through....we had fun and will probably go back and do Universal studios first so we have more patience for all the waiting as opposed to going the day after Epic and not really waiting too long, but still being tired from a day of walking. read more

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Visited this park on a Sunday, and found it to be far less crowded than Island of Adventures but definitely more dated. The Park opens at 10am on Sundays and we arrived at 11. Upon arrival we encountered nearly no wait times at the ET and MIB rides, so knocked those out first. Those were just OK in my opinion. The highlights of our day here included: - Exploring Diagon and Knockturn Alley. Absolutely incredible, magical, and true to my imagination. Highly recommend for any Harry Potter fan. The Escape from Gringotts ride was a thrilling experience and a lot of fun. - Revenge of The Mummy - this is easily the best ride in the park. We loved it so much that we did it twice! - The Bourne Stuntacular Show - amazing performance, mixing live stunts/actions with animation. A must see! read more

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One of the trio of theme parks plus the water park, it's located right beside Islands of Adventure (and if you have a park hopper ticket, you can go between the two on the Hogwarts Express). Harry Potter Diagon Alley, Simpsons, Dreamworks, Minions, and location specific (Hollywood, San Fran, New York) areas all combine for a large park experience with rides, shows and games. Plus plenty of merch to buy. Great immersion, but catch yourself in a line or in the way for the parade - you're going to be stuck for a bit. I've seen better crowd spacing/control at the Disney parks. They could learn a bit from that. Lots of 4D/3D shows and rides. There's something for everyone although lots of the rides are jerky, so anyone with a bad back/neck or gets nausea should avoid getting on most rides. While not bad, I like IoA and Epic better than this park. Catch the little Back to the Future display (train & car) but not much around that near the Simpsons. Kwik-E-mart and other stops like Moe's tavern for food & drink. Lots of beer. A giant Lard Lad strawberry frosted donut, too, in the Simpsons area :) The Minion games looked fun but missed out (lines in the way). Holiday time was super crowded. Express pass is helpful here - most of the rides have an equivalent and it gets you through the lines faster so you can spend less time waiting and more time riding. I think it'd be more fun when less people - try not to come on a holiday like I did because that made it too crowded and too many people to enjoy fully. read more

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Universal Studios: This was my third universal vacation as I previously vacationed there as a teen in 2004 and adult in 2017. Between each visit there's been plenty of changes, some for the better (Springfield and Diagon Alley!) and some for the worst (RIP Rip Ride Rockit). I vacationed from 2/23-2/26 and could write a novel on each of the parks, but I'll keep it brief (separate reviews for Islands of Adventure and Epic Universe). The park has a nice variety of rides and themes to appease a wide range of guests. Although there's no traditional roller coaster, the park is home to my favorite attraction out of all the parks, Revenge of the Mummy. Revenge of the Mummy blends an immersive dark ride narrative with a thrilling indoor roller coaster. It wowed me in 2004, and it still packs a punch today. I'd love to go into all the ride details, but it would be superfluous of me as there are plenty of more thorough guides available for those that are interested. There were plenty of dining options and the park was well maintained. My only disappointments were The Universal Mega Movie Parade was not performing, the temporary closure of the Horror Make-up Show (though I am glad it's getting an update), The Big Pink Donut from Lard Lad seemed a little stale (will post a separate review just for Lard Lad) and the previously mentioned permanent closure of Rip Ride Rockit. Overall, it was a memorable and enjoyable visit. 4.5 stars, will round to 5. read more

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Though I'm a routine Disneyland fanatic, I throughly enjoyed the Universal Orlando Resort and long to return. My parents and I visited December 2024 to celebrate my mom's successful battle of breast cancer and my tumor being benign. Life can be fleeting and you never know what to expect, so let's be off to a theme park! Since a kid I've been theme park obsessed, and I was excited to try the other coast's Universal Park. I'll never look at Hollywood the same as Universal Orlando is hands down the superior park! I definitely think if you have the means to do Orlando versus Hollywood, I'd choose this park! Less congested with people, more rides, better dining, and there are water taxis! My favorite mode of transportation. Some of the attractions are the same from coast-to-coast, but some vary. For example, the Mummy Ride varies between Orlando and Hollywood. I found myself more fond of the one in Orlando as it was more intense. It will be interesting when I finally get to see Epic Universe as I believe it will squash any desire for me to travel to Universal Hollywood. Definitely worth a visit at least once in your life if you enjoy theme parks. read more

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Fun for kiddos. But overpriced in general. I guess that goes with the economy and times. Might be better off to get an annual pass versus two visits for the year - may come out financially better. read more

Universal Studios Florida - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

It's a bit of a hodge podge as opposed to our Universal Studios over here in CA, but it's definitely got it's own charm. I never got to go on the E.T. ride when it was here in CA so going on it over there was a real treat. This park has some real unique offerings like the MIB ride and the newer Minions shooting game/ride. I've heard complaints about the theming being mixed but maybe that in-cohesiveness is it's charm? I can't wait for the current Fast and the Furious ride to go away and be replaced by the new/better one. read more

Had a blast at Universal and I.o.A this past week :) Took advantage of the BOGO for Florida Residents and it's one of the best deals they have! The park felt almost empty being that I went on a Tuesday / Wednesday (the best times to go in my opinion). Was able to get on velocicoaster 4 times in ONE hour read more

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After exploring Universal Islands of Adventure we took the Howard's Express to Universal. Being a huge Harry Potter fan, I headed straight for Diagon Alley and the Harry Potter themed rides. I love the way they stick to the themes in every land but especially here. The costumes, merchandise in shops and the whole ambiance is perfect for me. We also explored some of the good old standby's like ET, Men in Black, and escape from skull island. There are a few newer (to me) rides like The Simpsons and the walk through exhibit of costumes from the Wicked movies. There is something to eat everywhere you look and I was happy to see a lot of fruit and some healthier snacks available. All the parks were pushing sales of battery powered bubble blowers for kids so everywhere we walked we were inundated with bubbles. Not a bad thing! Because we stayed on property, transportation was very easy by boat. The parking areas are huge (and pricey) but they do have a dedicated ride share area and lots of bus drop off areas. I do recommend getting the express passes and that would allow you to do everything in one day. Fun place to spend time! read more

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We did a park-to-park ticket between Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure and headed into Universal late morning. Diagon Alley was awesome--definitely a highlight of the day. We did the wand experience and bought wands for the kids. There are 1st and 2nd generation wands with about a $20 difference. Two of my kids got the newer version and one got the older, but honestly, we didn't notice much of a difference when using them. The Hogwarts Express train ride was really neat and a nice break from walking and crowds. Universal has a lot of simulation rides, which were fun overall. We had lunch at Mel's Diner--it was fine, but like most theme park food, pretty expensive. The Transformers ride was super bumpy and not one we'd do again. We really liked The Mummy, and my kids enjoyed The Simpsons ride. We had unlimited Express Passes through our resort, and I would absolutely recommend that--it made a huge difference in our day. read more

I wish I had more than a day here. Had such a great time visiting! Everything about universal is amazing. There's so much to take in. I definitely recommend booking a two day trip. There's too much to do to squeeze in one day. I cannot wait to go back. read more

Universal Studios Florida - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

This was our first trip to Universal Studio. A fun parks with lots of fun themes like minions, Transformers, Harry Potter, Simpsons, SpongeBob, Trolls, and so much more. Before the park, there's also a shopping and dining area open to everyone and can be entered without a ticket. We started the day by parking in standard lot. I bought it only that has $3 discount. It was very organized. Going through security and ticket checking was efficient process. Though we registered with our selfie in the app, still the staff took our pictures again at the gate, delaying the process. Inside the park, I had the most fun at transformers, including the 3D ride. We had a chance to meet Optimus Prime and Bumblebee. The Harry Potter village was also super cool, with people try to cast spells with their wands in the window shops. The Trolls area was nice too with open children's playground. In the park we also got to meet Patrick the star, Gabby from Gabby's Dollhouse, Viktor from Despicable Me, and Hashtag from Jimmy Fallon show. There plenty of small shops for snacks and drinks throughout the park, alongside some dine-in restaurants. I was looking forward buying a lot of stuff, but most of the merchandise stores had disappointing collections. We bought few small magnets, pins and some currency from Harry Porter. There were issues and delays with multiple rides. We couldn't go to the Jimmy Fallon one. Other popular rides had long lines, wait time of 40+ minutes. I looked into Express Pass, but those were $180 per person, on top of regular ticket. Most of the staff throughout the park were friendly. Compared to my experience in Disney parks, this one fell much short of expectations, both experience, price and quality wise. read more

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First time going to universal studios. It's very mix feeling for me. I enjoyed meeting the characters. The decorations and setup inside the park are very cool. Transformers are absolutely amazing. Also many food options. But the rides broken down a lot (through the Universal). The fast pass is wayyyy too expensive. There's not many chairs, benches along the park. I don't feel it's that family friendly compared to Disney. read more

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Took my girls to Universal Studios and had a great time. Everything ran pretty smoothly no major issues at all. Lines were very reasonable for most rides, and we didn't experience long waits except for the Harry Potter ride (which was expected). Staff was friendly, the park was clean, and everything felt well organized. Definitely a fun day and worth it, especially if you plan smart around the more popular attractions. Would absolutely come back. read more

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Great day at Universal studios. My favorite ride was the Harry Potter Hagrid ride. All of the rides are so much fun, I enjoyed all of the 3D rides. They make you feel as if you are in a movie. They allow you to bring waters or food in so you don't have to buy things if you don't want to. Most food options are $20-$30 for lunch no matter where you are in the park. We were there from opening to close and still didn't get to see everything in the park. Definitely a fun day, but be prepared to walk a lot. I like how they tell you what the wait time is at the entrance to each ride. A 15 minutes wait time is basically no wait by the time you walk to the ride. read more

With the soaring prices and controversy at Disney, Universal is the place to go. The park layout, rides, food options, and events are all amazing. Until yesterday I was an annual premier passholder and loved the benefits that were included, free Prime Parking, express pass everyday after 4 p.m., discounts on food, and no blockout dates. Of course there are different tiers, but the highest (premier) 2 park pass is a steal at $790/year. Their Christmas parade was wonderful and they have a beautiful light show at Hogwarts Castle for the Holiday. But my favorite park perk is their Mardi Gras concert series that is free with entry. I didn't get to take advantage of it as much as I like this year, but I did see Illenium perform, and his show was incredible. They had other headliners like Joe Jonas and TLC. They really go all out at this time with themed food and drink as well as a fun parade. I'll be sure to get a new annual pass when it's time for Mardi Gras and I have more time to go in the future. It's so worth it. read more

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I absolutely loved my trip to universal studios. Staying inside definitely made the difference. I love that everything is inside and mostly screen rides or indoor coasters. Harry Potter was easily my favorite section and even on busy times I really didn't have much of a wait time for anything even with the express passes. Smaller park than I thought but overall a good time. read more

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We absolutely loved Universal Studios!!!from the action packed Transformers ride...to the magical world of Harry Potter...every attraction was amazing...going in September was perfect...no long lines...no huge crowds...just enough people to keep the energy alive...we were able to walk right onto most rides without waiting...which made the day even better. The staff were very friendly and helpful...adding to the overall great experience...tomorrow we plan to check out Islands of Adventure...and I'm hoping the weather holds up so we can enjoy it just as much. Highly recommend visiting in September if you want all the fun without the long waits!!! read more

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This was by far my favorite theme park I visited when I came to Florida. Every part of it just seems more organized and better than any other theme park. Parking area easier to navigate. Security had an actual check unlike random people pulled off line. Ticket entry was organized and quick. It seemed more sis ious and less chaotic than the competitors. It was the first park I didn't feel stressed in. I would definitely recommend buying tickets in advance. For this park, you may want to invest in the Express Pass. I'm usually against it, but there are so many rides to go on. You may miss a few if you don't have the pass. They also have a line for single riders for some of the rides. If you are willing to take the chance or break from your group, these lines are even faster than the express pass. Lots of food and restaurant options. There is a refillable tumbler you can buy and refill all day. You can get three for $30. Sounded expensive at first, but if you fill up all day consistently, you definitely get your moneys worth. Refill stations are scattered throughout the park. There's also a sensor in the tumbler which won't allow you to fill up within a certain amount of time. I went New Year's Eve and it was still decorated for Christmas. It was nice to experience. The rides are a lot of fun. I'm not into roller coasters, but they have lots of great motion rides and interactive rides. There are areas where characters are set up to meet the kids. They are also randomly roaming the park. I would also suggest downloading the app. It has a map and ride wait times which seemed accurate. Everything is set up In areas to make it easier. Some of my favorite rides were Spider-Man, Transformers, The Mummy, and Jimmy Fallon Race Through New York. There is a whole area dedicated to Harry Potter. I'm not a fan, but they do a great job with it. Very detailed according to the Harry Potter fans I was with. Definitely go to Universal and make sure you go early to see as much as time allows. read more

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A very fun amusement park. This is the original park, but very different from when it first opened. The best part was Harry Potter, but the Simpsons are a close runner up. We were able to see the park in a day. So many details in each themed part. It is very fun and entertaining. There are some shows and parades as well. I really like that when you walk in or out of the park you are on their Citywalk. Lots of restaurants and shopping. I can't wait to go back. read more

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We had such an amazing time! I love how you can go from one park into the next seamlessly & even take a magical train to do it! The whole process entering the park is well organized & not too complicated. I LOVE how much there is to do! You really get your money's worth. If there's anything to critique, I suppose it would be the food. It simply does not measure up to Disney yet the prices are high for what you receive. If more options aren't possible, perhaps we can focus on the quality of the existing items. It would make an already spectacular experience much more improved. My suggestion for anyone going is to spring for the better parking spot. At the end of a long day, you will be so thankful for it! read more

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Spent 3 days exploring all three Universal parks with a park-to-park tickets and had a great overall experience, but some parks stood out more than others. 1. Islands of Adventure -- Best Park for Thrills... This park was my favorite. Incredible rides, immersive lands, and excellent food. VelociCoaster and Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure were the main highlights of the trip -- wait times were reasonable and moved efficiently. Islands of Adventure delivers on both thrill and variety, and I'd absolutely recommend it for anyone who loves high-energy attractions and adventure. This park felt the most worth it. 2. Universal Studios Florida -- Nostalgic & Fun... Perfect if you're looking for classic Universal charm. E.T. Adventure was such a fun throwback, and walking through some of the original attractions felt genuinely nostalgic. While it's a bit more relaxed than Islands of Adventure, that actually makes it ideal for a chill day where you can explore, enjoy shows, and soak in the atmosphere. 3. Epic Universe -- Beautiful, But Needs Time... Epic Universe is visually stunning with ambitious theming, but right now it feels like it's still working through growing pains. We experienced long wait times, limited shade in large outdoor areas, fewer ride options compared to crowd levels, and multiple ride delays. The Express Pass upgrades are expensive and did not always provide the time savings you'd expect at that price point. The park has strong potential, but at the moment it doesn't feel as polished as the other two parks, and the cost doesn't quite justify the experience we had. I'd recommend giving it a few years to mature before planning a trip centered around it. Overall, it was a fun and memorable vacation -- which is why this earns 4 stars -- but Islands of Adventure truly steals the show. I would've taken more pictures, but I'm the type of person who prefers to stay in the moment rather than be focused on my phone. These are just a few photos I managed to take. read more

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Overall a good time! Absolutely loved Harry Potter world here! Way way better than the one in Cali. Lines were about average wait times. Food options were a bit nicer than I expected. I recommend getting Express if you can. read more

I am about two weeks late with my review since I am no longer on vacation mode and back to the grind (*tears*) But I really enjoyed Universal Studios Florida! It was the park nearest to the Hard Rock Hotel, and so the entrance was right there. It's a much older park - the OG of course. However, we arrived on the Hogwarts train from Islands of Adventure - but for some reason the elevator did not fit many people on it? We had a stroller, but there were others in line with wheelchairs. I do hope they add more elevators or a ramp! This would be MUCH MORE accommodating. You can tell that this park has more... age to it and there was parts of it shut down for improvements and updates. The rain came down hard on us, but there was plenty of spots to run and hide! The new Dreamworks area was very cool. If you are a fan of Shrek (me), Trolls, or Kung Fu Panda AND have little ones., you will enjoy it! The park was fun, but I do hope they update it more. read more

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Great experience all around at Universal Studios FL! Pricey admissions but the memories made were priceless. Definitely would love to revisit soon! read more

Wow what a great Halloween horror nights experience this year. The lines were long, but manageable. There was so much going on and so much to look at, the lines were just part of the experience. Got to ride some of the regular rides since the wait times were short. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to experience multiple haunted houses. read more

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This is an orlando staple with a ton of great things to do and see. The rides are so fun and varied- my favorite is the mummy, but I also think the minions mayhem and men in black are such fun ones with different vibes. Some of the things around the park could be modernized a bit- like some of the bathrooms, and water stations (with cold water pls) would be great. Make sure you use the app to check wait times and maximize your time. read more

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Lines are 3 hours on a Wednesday. Ive spent half my day waiting for 1 ride. Employees are fine. Everyone be tryna cut the lines. As I was writing this they shut down the ride. Said there were delays. Im hungry and thirsting and I ate 3k calories right before. HOW AM I HUNGRY!!!!! read more

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I absolutely love this place. I had to come for Horror nights as I am Terrifier and horror fan. The park is so detailed and makes you feel like you are in the movies. The Horror event is for Halloween but is the coolest. I felt like I was walking during an eery evening waiting for something to jump out. I absolutely loved it. Didn't love the long lines but appreciated the experience of the haunted houses and the detail to make it specific to its film. I am getting fast passes next time! The Terrifier and Five Nights at Freddy was a piece of art with all the detail. I have been before during non Halloween time. Love the rides and the park. I even left Disney to come back here. I have a better experience and get to ride more rides. read more

It's a relatively redneck entertainment venue! But we're all enjoying it none the less! read more

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I had always dreamed of visiting Universal Orlando Resorts since I was a child. And let me tell you it did not disappoint! From the on grounds hotel, restaurants, shopping and of course rides, the entire experiences was amazing! I think the commitment and scale of the various sections caught me off guard. The Harry Potter worlds were immersive and impressive. The detailing of the dragon, streets and shops were accurate and carefully recreated. Every ride, from the Gringott's, Quidditch and Hagrid's (well worth the long wait time) to the ride on the hogwarts express was well thought out and loads of fun. The item storage was also easy to access and use. Other favorite rides were spiderman, transformers and the water rides , including the Jurassic park one. With the pass we purchased we were able to bypass lines and re-ride our faves. I was also very impressed with both the casual and finer dining options. The shops were also a whole other experience and really committed to their themes. It felt like I was in a magical sweet shop and the wand activities for children (or adults haha) were a nice touch. Overall highly recommend this park for a nice fantastical get away. read more

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Just wanted to do an updated post that the water show at 7pm was great. Go to the rock seating area on the way to Simpson's area and sit in the front row. read more

Universal Studios Florida - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida