u/ButterscotchWeak7489

Hi everyone,

I just spent some amazing days in the parks. We were in a group of people who had special needs (including mobility issues), which Universal very easily accommodated. One member of our party has a immunological disorder, meaning that even the smallest infection can destroy their trip. To support them, we all wore masks. That’s all. We didn’t ask for any special accommodation for this person in particular or acted any differently with other guests. But, even so, two groups decided to mock us and pretend they were coughing in our faces.

I was disheartened. It is okay that you do not like masks but please remember that many people with many different life situations are visiting the parks. So, please just remember to be kind. That’s it (and thank you to all the team members who made our trip amazing).

Hi everyone!

I’m trying to decide whether to visit Epic Universe this Saturday (tomorrow), Sunday or Monday. Crowd calendars (like Touring Plans) show similar crowd levels for all days, so I’m not sure which one would actually feel easier in the park.

I’m traveling with mobility issues, so walkway congestion and long queues can be challenging. I’m mostly trying to choose the day that might feel less packed or easier to move around, even if ride wait times are similar.

Any firsthand experiences would really help. Thank you!

Hey everyone!

Going to Sapphire Falls soon with family members, who have more serious food restrictions (they cannot eat junk food, for example). Last time I went to SF I loved Amatista and Strong Water, but I am looking for other places nearby which I can find salads and more home-style meals. Any suggestions?