Universal Orlando Resort in Florida is a dynamic entertainment destination comprising two theme parks - Universal Studios Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure. Known for immersive lands like The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Marvel Super Hero Island, it offers cutting-edge rides, shows, and attractions. The resort also includes Volcano Bay, a water theme park, and CityWalk, a nightlife district, offering a comprehensive entertainment experience for all ages.
Despite the fact that Universal Orlando has managed to get up and running in the midst of dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the resort has begun to make some questionable changes to its daily operations.
Have you heard about Universal Orlando’s new Florida Resident Deal? If not, you just may want to keep reading!
Beware, fellow ghosts and ghouls… horridly groomsmen news ahead! Due to concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood have cancelled Halloween Horror Nights.
Universal’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter is one of the most magical theme park experiences on the planet. This gargantuan scenic display of epic proportions beacons you to explore the life and times of ‘the boy who lived.’
The Bourne Stuntacular is now open at Universal Orlando Resort. Guests can now experience the action-packed world of Jason Bourne in an all-new stunt show –combining incredible stunts, cutting-edge technology and practical effects!
If you’ve been following our series, by now you’ve watched countless Universal Orlando movies and television shows. You may even be thinking, since you know Universal Studios rides and attractions so well, that it’s time to pack your backs and head on off to the parks. Well, not so fast!
Many guests have various circumstances regarding their ability to wear face coverings, which has led Universal Orlando Resort to update its health and safety policies.
Brimming with an overabundance of hip-to-the-minute theatrical technology, The Bourne Stuntacular entered into technical rehearsals on June 14th, 2020, with no official opening in sight.
If you enjoyed our ‘Binge Before You Go’ Series: Universal Orlando Edition – Part 1, you’re going to love what we’ve got in store for you next.