We went on a Tuesday in November and it was a great day. Not too busy, didn’t have to wait long at all! We managed all the rides apart from Jurassic park as it was closed. We did have a promotion on our ticket for 2nd day free but we didn’t need it as we did everything in one day. We arrived at opening time and left just before they closed at 6. We did the studio tour too which was great! Whilst we were on the tour, they were filming at a house and we were about to enter a sound stage, we waited for a bit then said we couldn’t go in at the moment and would loop back around but never went back to it so that’s a shame. A lot of the rides are similar like strapped into something and being moved around watching a big screen rather than a rollercoaster so I did feel sick at times from the motion! Had a Krusty burger for lunch which was a long wait, probably longer wait than the rides! We even went on some rides twice, so glad we managed to do everything, I can’t imagine going when the park would be even busier! They are building a new fast and furious actual rollercoaster which looked good but opens in 2026. The longest we waited for a ride was probably 20 minutes. But the queue areas are so big so you’re walking a long way to get to the queue but I’m guessing the queue areas are so long ready for the busy days! Harry Potter, Mario and simpsons were fab!!

They do what they do well. Unless you are a wheelchair user. Man, what an absolute clown show their disability access is! Millions of visitors a year and they still don't know how to come into the 21st century. First, access between upper and lower levels takes for-freaking-ever. Why is there only 1 tiny tram that transports maybe 3 people and their attendees at a time? It wasted so much of our time!! (So much so that in our second day, we opted to carry our daughter down the escalators while the other pushed her manual wheelchair.) Second, disability access for some major rides bypasses all the build up and ambience of the ride. Turns out that the dark hallways for disability access to the Hogwarts ride are a sort of dank hell in comparison with the experience of standing in a line for typical access- our daughter missed so much! And do NOT get me started on the "accessible" bathrooms that are so tiny it's freaking laughable! That bathroom near the Three Broomsticks would be unnavigable by any disabled person without a companion. What a freaking joke! The next day, a less busy day, we waited an extra 30 minutes, with essentially no waiting in typical lines, for a disability access bus for the studio tour. Why? Why? We then went on Secret Life of Pets - yay! A ride where she can stay in her wheelchair and not have to transfer! Except, nope, they didn't know how to fasten anything to her chair and she still had to transfer. My 10 year old is physically disabled, but she is fully aware of how needlessly "extra" her access was at this park. Universal has millions of visitors a year and if they can spend $50-100 million on new roller coaster rides, they can certainly spend a fraction of that improving their disability access. It was definitely a situation of "we're ADA compliant because we did the bare minimum (and not one single thing more)". The rest of our crew mostly enjoyed their experience, but the frustration around accessibility dampened the entire experience across two days for everyone. Largely because it's so needlessly prohibitive and difficult.

Had an amazing time! The Harry Potter, transformers, and mummy rides were my favorites. Don’t miss jurassic park if you love thrills! I enjoyed 7 rides and 3 shows in one day, with waterworld being a must see. Lines were long but moved quickly, and the food was decent though pricey. Parking took some time, but overall, an exciting day. Can’t wait to go back!

My family and I have now gone to this theme park twice, and we enjoyed it both times. We always have enjoyed the Transformers ride, and we also enjoyed the Simpsons ride, and studio tour. We love the immersion at Super Nintendo World, but we didn’t enjoy the ride as much as we did the first time. Overall, this theme park is always a nice one day stay theme park.

We had the best day on this package. Our tour guide was amazing, so knowledgeable and with a great sense of humour. The day ran so smoothly. We did everything we wanted to do at least once. Saw the show and had a great time. Would definitely recommend.

Entered at 9:30. Bought a fast pass - did all the rides in one day no problem and the studio tour! Ate at Toadstool - had the burger and spaghetti - both were pretty tasty. It was a perfect day!

If you have done universal studios Orlando you will be disappointed here. Its very small . On the mumny ride lots broken , harry potter ride bits broken . Went to get pretzels twice and none available . Super Nintendo world is so cramped. The park was packed i cant understand why none ready got told come back in 10 minutes. I wouldn’t rush to come back here . Needs more rides . Only good thing was the tour and water world show

Amazing Absolutely love this place. I'm a huge movie fan. I can't wait for the new adventures to come. Going there with friends and family makes the experience even more better.

This is not much fun to be during busy times. Be there when park is less busy. Express pass is given priority in seating which is not fair(they should be able to just avoid long lines that’s all). Rides here are similar fashion (3d spill water drops move chairs sync sounds) for minions kunfu panda, harrypotter, simpsons. Transformers, mummy and king kong. I been to florida universal i felt that has better rides, but that park is very busy and expensive.

This is a very fun tour for young and old. The explanation you receive ensures that you will never watch a film the same way again. This is also recommended for people who are less mobile

Most people will tell you that you can do this park in one day, but you need at least two days. We were lucky that we took advantage of the buy one day, get a day free promotion and we were so glad now that we did! Even with the two days, we still missed out on the water show, The Mummy and Transformers ride. We spent a whole day at Harry Potter and experienced Mario, The Simpsons, Despicable Me/Minions and the Universal tour the next day. I strongly advise eating at the Toadstool Cafe if you are a Mario fan, the themed food and aesthetically pleasing decor will not disappoint! Don’t bother with the Three Broomsticks in Harry Potter- service and food is subpar. Character sightings are plentiful in this park, much better than in Disneyland parks! Take advantage of any if you can. Souvenirs are equally better here than in Disney so fill up if you can. I wish the hours were longer, I found a 6pm shut down time to be much too early. A note that this park is not overweight/obese friendly. My husband were only able to ride Mario and the Simpsons. You will notice that the cast members will profile anyone in this category and stop you in front of everyone in line to have you try out the tester seat. I think I would have been less embarrassing trying to sit in the seat on the ride itself and then leaving, though I understand that this wouldn’t be time friendly for the ride itself. After that, we would have to tell the cast members that we were just walking our kids in line so they would leave us alone. Despite the fat profiling, we still had a great time as did the kids. I think they had more fun here than in Disney to be honest. It’s definitely worth the stop!

We visited Universal Studios Hollywood and had a great time. We did not wait very long in lines for rides and we enjoyed the new Mario Brothers ride. After visiting Disneyland we found Universal was less packed and more relaxed and we did have to line up more than 15 minutes for any ride which was great. Universal is a great place to bring the family and have fun. We always eat at Cletus Chicken Shack which have gluten free options.

Halloween Horror night is a must for anyone that loves Halloween. Last year we attended the Orlando HHN and this year we decided to try HHN in Hollywood. Must say Hollywood had heaps less people we attended 30th October and 31st October which wasn’t too bad but if you want to experience every haunted house you either have to get a fast pass or we chose to attend 2 nights which worked out much cheaper than fast pass. Be prepared to walk a lot and wait in line, but for us this is all part of the experience. The scare zones were great and each of the haunted houses were unique. We loved ghostbusters and A Quiet Place and Terror Tram was great. We thought Halloween Horror Night was amazing and can’t wait to see what they have next year.

Lines were long, multiple experiences were shut down for maintenance and the back lot tour had multiple stops out of order. I did not love the overallexperience. That being said, I did enjoy the Waterworld performance. It felt more like a merch store with a few activities thrown in than an experience to remember.

Our professional guide during the VIP tour was Brian, I greatly appreciated his professionalism and positive attitude during the tour. I was very impressed with the food that was included with the VIP tour, the lunch was particularly delicious with a diverse selection of salads and prime rib fresh seafood and delicious dessert. The coffee served at breakfast was delicious. The VIP pass allowed us to quickly bypass main lines and in one day we were able to see all the attractions. The park is easy to navigate, we took an Uber , there was a defined Uber drop off and pick up point.