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There are plenty of things to consider when it comes to planning a vacation to Universal Orlando Resort. What are the different parks? What rides, shows, and food can you experience at each? Is it possible to visit more than one park in a day? How do I even go about booking the trip?
Well, don’t worry, help is here! To answer questions about this whole process and the numerous possibilities it can entail, this guide was put together to provide a breakdown. Through the guide you will learn of two of its major theme parks and CityWalk, and what you can find at each attraction.
If you’re ready to plan an adrenaline-packed vacation, be sure to book with Casey Davis at Park & Palm Travel, at no additional cost to you.
Hogwarts Castle at the Wizarding World of
Harry Potter, Universal Studios, Florida
This amazing 110-acre destination is known for its unique fantasy theme and thrill attractions. With over 19 different rides, there’s something here for kids of all ages to explore! Featuring over two dozen themed restaurants, entertainment options, and shops to browse, the possible expeditions are absolutely endless.
This park is split up into eight different sections, each with its own theme:
Each section of Islands of Adventure has distinct attractions. Whether it’s a small child looking for some fun, tweens seeking out thrills, or adults craving an adrenaline rush, there is a ride for everyone. A few of the attractions available include:
Of the 24 distinct dining choices available, most are unique to the theme park, while a few are also nationally known. A few of the places available to choose from include:
Covering 108 acres, this theme park is centered around TV shows and movies. Showcasing 13 different rides, adults and children alike can enjoy both nostalgic and current attractions. With over 20 different food options, as well as several shows and shopping choices, the excitement and sights are countless.
As you travel through this authentic motion-picture studio, you can enjoy a variety of spaces, including:
Each section of Universal Studios offers theme-specific rides. A couple of the more popular rides include:
With over 21 different options for food and beverages, there is sure to be something available for everybody. Some of the more famous spots to check out include:
If your ideal vacation involves lots of food, shopping, and entertainment (and whose vacation doesn’t?), CityWalk is the perfect spot to visit before and after exploring the parks. Regardless of whether you choose to visit one or both parks, you will need to go through CityWalk to enter them. Unlike the neighboring theme parks, you are not required to purchase a ticket for entry to this area! With over three dozen dining choices, several shops, and a handful of entertainment and nightlife options, this attraction is a great addition to your vacation experience.
While exploring this area, be sure to check out the:
The sit-down restaurants in the Unique Dining section serve up incredible food and will have you leaving in awe. From the Hard Rock Cafe Orlando and Vivo Italian Kitchen, to Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Restaurant & Market and Red Oven Pizza Bakery, there is something to eat for every type of diet. Do NOT miss out on The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen. It houses the best sweet concoctions you can imagine.
If getting your food quicker and in a less formal atmosphere is more convenient, there are plenty of options. From Fresh Eats and Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt, to Panda Express and Cold Stone Creamery, a variety of quick and tasty choices are available to satisfy your tastebuds!
Looking to experience both the Island of Adventure and Universal Studios in one day? Are you or your kids big Harry Potter fans? Well, with the Park-to-Park pass, you can board the Hogwarts Express at King’s Cross Station in Universal Studios and travel to Hogsmeade Station in Universal’s Islands of Adventure! This ticket also allows visitors to experience Platform 9 ¾, alongside a beautiful ride through the British countryside packed with unexpected sights and experiences.
Another attraction worth visiting is Volcano Bay, which is a waterpark. The Water Volcano referred to as Krakatu is hard to miss, as it stands 200 feet tall and is regarded as the heart of the waterpark. Whether you want to experience the thrill of a tall body water slide, go for a relaxing swim, or anything in between, this park has it all.
When it comes to picking a theme park to visit at Universal Orlando Resort, there’s plenty of factors to consider. After deciding which of the theme parks best fits your interests with respect to rides, entertainment, and food, it’s time to book the trip.
Using a travel agent like Casey Davis at Park & Palm Travel can make getting to your ultimate vacation faster, smoother, and so much easier. So, what are you waiting for? Let’s start planning today!
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