In Sept...both Universal parks in one day?
Sep 7th, 2006 | 11:25 AM
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In my opinion, it's a two day trip. Unless you have boundless energy or are staying at a Universal hotel on site and can go back to the room to recharge.
Or maybe if you've seen the Universal Studios portion on a previous trip and can devote all day to Islands of Adventure, one day might suffice.
Or maybe if you've seen the Universal Studios portion on a previous trip and can devote all day to Islands of Adventure, one day might suffice.
Sep 7th, 2006 | 11:51 AM
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Island of Adventure is mostly rides. If my kid didn't want to go on the Hulk and some of the other rides a half a dozen times, we would have gotten out of there a lot sooner.
The older, studio area, is more shows, attractions (parades, outdoor performances, etc) and some special effect type rides (virtual reality type things, etc).
1 day would be tiring, but if there aren't long lines (which we experienced), and you don't need to do absolutely everything, you can cover a lot of territory in a day.
The older, studio area, is more shows, attractions (parades, outdoor performances, etc) and some special effect type rides (virtual reality type things, etc).
1 day would be tiring, but if there aren't long lines (which we experienced), and you don't need to do absolutely everything, you can cover a lot of territory in a day.
Sep 8th, 2006 | 03:13 PM
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It depends on how many rides you want to ride and/or shows you want to see. Whether you do this in one day or two, stay at least one night at a Universal hotel. That will give you "front of the line" passes - which makes both parks much more enjoyable.
