Overview of Universal Studios Florida

Universal Studios Review:
By Joy Atkinson (Summer Intern)

Welcome to Universal Studios in Orlando, FL.

If you look on almost any map of Florida, Universal is well marked.

Home of the movies and the behind the scenes look at them.

Attractions in Universal Studios come from theatrical productions.

Terminator 2 Judgment day is a 3-D performance.

You are there visiting the lab when the truth is revealed and havoc strikes.

Men in Black reveal a real life video game where you are the ones that get to shot and kill the aliens.

Earthquake gives you secret tips on how they made their effects and letting you experience them first hand.

Watch out for King Kong, you might not escape as he chases you around Manhattan.

There are other attractions where Hollywood secrets are revealed.

They even have a special kid zone. Parents are allowed to come as long as they bring their imagination with them.

There is even a chance to save the Universe with E.T

What to expect from Universal Studios is a lot of performances.

The fun of the park is being able to understand how Universal did some of the effects in their movies or at least see the effects from up close.

The rides at Universal Studios and Island of Adventure are very thematic.

The lines can be anywhere from short to really long.

It all depends on what day you go and what time of the day.

In the middle of the day is when the most people are in the park.

Early in the morning or towards the evening, the crowds start to dwindle slightly.

There are fewer people in both parks during the middle of the week versus weekends.

Make sure to drink plenty of water!!

The Universal Studios base ticket allows entry into one park per day for the number of

days printed on ticket.

Multi day Universal tickets must be used within 14 day consecutive days from first use

and also include admission into Citiwalk.

**Purchase a Universal 2 Day Base Ticket or a Universal 2 Day Park to Park Ticket

and Receive a 3rd Day Free through June 16th, 2013. **

Age 10+ pay adults admission price.
Age 3-9 pay child admission price.

Our Ticket Policy

The park to park ticket option allows entry into both parks in same day for the number

of days printed on ticket.

Multi day Universal tickets must be used within 14 day consecutive days from first use.

**Purchase a Universal 2 Day Base Ticket or a Universal 2 Day Park to Park Ticket

and Receive a 3rd Day Free through June 16th, 2013. **

Age 10+ pay adults admission price.
Age 3-9 pay child admission price.