What accommodations can I get?
I got approved for an IBCCES card but I haven't been to universal since becoming disabled so I hope somebody could help explain what I can get at the park.
I got approved for an IBCCES card but I haven't been to universal since becoming disabled so I hope somebody could help explain what I can get at the park.
Hi all,
Your help is much appreciated
I am lost with all the data
Visiting Universal Studios Hollywood on Saturday July 18, 2026.
Family of 4 (2 adults, 2 teens 13-14). Trying to decide between regular admission (~$109-139/person), Express Pass (~$115-299/person), or Super Nintendo World Early Access (+$20/person).
How bad are wait times on a Saturday in mid-July?
Is Express worth the extra ~$200-400 for a family of 4?
If we skip Express, is Early Access for Nintendo World enough?
Best strategy for the day with teens — must-do rides?
Any ticket discounts (Undercover Tourist, etc.)?
Thanks
Tal
Happy Fourth of July, everyone!
I stopped by the classic 1980s Universal Studios Hollywood entrance marquee. With the American flag flying overhead, it felt like the perfect backdrop to celebrate Independence Day and the America 250 commemoration.
Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Back in 2005, this video was required viewing at the conclusion of the Studio Tour experience at Universal Studios Hollywood. A unique piece of Studio Tour history that helped close out the experience for millions of visitors during that era.
I wanted to look them up, maybe listen to some podcast that they were on.
I loved the show, i have seen many theme park action shows and this is the best by far.
The set is like a huge toy playground that you get from the toy store but the figures come to life.
The fight senes with the impact of the sfx felt good. The big dives and falls. Easy to understand story, gun fire explosion, a sense of speed. The falling fireman dive and the airplane surprise.
The only thing missing is if you took a kid and threw him in the water.
hey! i’m going to the park tomorrow for the first time in almost 2 years and was wondering if there’s any special events. i heard there’s going to be fireworks but does anyone know the best location to see them?
also let me know if there’s anything new that i should definitely do since the last time i’ve been was in 2024. thanks!
Hi! I am a recent team member and I overheard that Express Pass will not be fully available for all guests on Fast and Furious. I heard that VIP will have full access. Single rider also may or may not be fully available. The only way most people can get on will be the Virtual Queue. Just like when Super Nintendo opened or even Rise of the Resistance over at Disney, you will need a virtual queue appointment to get on the ride. But again this is purely speculation from where I am working at but its not too far off from what I have seen in the past. Stay on top of the Virtual Queue and hopefully you will get on. It is an amazing ride.
Good luck yall. See you in the track.
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My best guess is the Jurassic hub but I'm not 100% sure and I don't think I've seen anyone ask this in the sub yet
So I am planning to go to HHN on Halloween with early entry. This would be my first time going after the opening of Hollywood Drift. I’m getting unlimited bc i don’t want to spend all my time waiting in lines. What does “limited access” mean?
Just got on the tram today and there's no longer 3D glasses and as expected, King Kong is no longer 3D. Is this temporary? Is this the norm going on?
Can anyone confirm for me if Transformers is likely to induce motion sickness in the same way that The Simpsons or Harry Potter and the forbidden journey does?
Does this mean there’s a total of 4 LSM launches? I wasn’t aware there was a launch system put in place here!
VC: livingwithagoddess
I’ve always found it interesting how different the attraction looks when you see the entire track layout. On paper, it’s easy to follow the launches, turns, and layout of the coaster. But once you’re actually riding through the dark ride scenes your sense of direction changes completely.
It’s a great example of how coaster engineering and themed entertainment work together to create an experience that’s very different from what the blueprint suggests.
What part of the ride surprised you the most after seeing the layout?
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Has anyone used the MyUniversalPhotos pass before? And where are the photo spots in the park?