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Universal vacation planning
Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood — hotels, tickets, Express Pass, and a park plan that fits your group, planned free.
Who this is for
Families with tweens and teens who have outgrown the gentler rides. Harry Potter fans who want to do the Wizarding World properly. Thrill-ride people. Disney World visitors wondering whether to add a couple of Universal days to the same trip.
What’s included
- Hotel recommendations — Universal’s own hotels come with different perks at different price levels, and we’ll explain which perks are worth paying for
- Tickets and park days — how many days, which parks, and whether you need park-to-park tickets
- Express Pass — when it’s worth buying, when a hotel that includes it is the better deal, and when to skip it
- Park-day plan — what to ride first, where the long lines are, and height requirements checked against your kids before you go
- Disney + Universal trips — how to split the days and where to stay when you’re doing both
- Accessibility — Universal runs its own accessibility program with its own registration; we’ll point you to the current steps (see accessible travel)
Orlando or Hollywood?
- Universal Orlando Resort — several parks and a full set of resort hotels; a multi-day trip on its own
- Universal Studios Hollywood — one park, usually a single day, and easy to pair with a Disneyland trip
Military families
Universal makes military ticket offers available through base ticket offices rather than at the front gate. What’s offered changes, so tell us your status on the quote form and we’ll help you check current options — see also veteran & military travel.
What we don’t do
We don’t invent discounts. We don’t hold your payments — you book and pay Universal or your hotel directly. Destination photos identify the place, not a partnership.