I’m going to universal & HHN for the first time in years with 2 new comers. My question to yall is I have an accessibility pass with a wheelchair, stay & scream, & day passes how does the accessibility pass work for HHN?

I know at Disney, if you’re a cast member and let the parking attendant know that the car behind you is with you, they’ll let the second car in without charging for parking. Does Universal do the same? We’ll be taking two cars, and I’m wondering if we can tell them we’re team members so the people in the car behind us can get in for free. Has anyone tried this?

We still had to park in parking garage and go up a level to get to entrance. That's obviously not the front gate parking that they always had where you'd park literally by security entrance and then walk less than a minute to get to security. Seems like they purposely ripped me off when I literally couldve paid less for basically the same walk since the only difference is going up more escalators in preferred parking

Cant go without my camera this place is just so pretty

I called Universal today and they have no idea when reservations for the Grinch breakfast will open up or even if it’ll open up. Should I just do the holiday tour instead? I wanna make sure my girl meets the Grinch!

The universal employee made it sound appealing and I am watching videos on YouTube and it seems like you get a lot of bang for your buck.

Suggestions please !

We have 2 days in Universal Studios Hollywood for Thursday and Friday this week. We do have the Express Pass for the first day. We do not have early entry. I do know that Jurassic World - The Ride is closed and park hours are 9:00 am to 6:00 pm both days. How would you suggest we plan our days? How early do we want to get to the park and do you have any recommendations for a strategy for both days (first day Express Pass and second day without)? Are there any rides we should expect to get wet on? We will have 4 people, (ages 17 and 21 and two parents).

I assume that we are allowed to take in our own snacks and water bottles?

For Fast & the Furious should we do single rider or is it worth riding with your family? What's a typical wait time since it isn't an Express Pass ride?

Anything else I should know?

I'm going to be going to Universal for 3 days next week from Oct 19-21 (Mon-Wed). Obviously, this is during HHN so hours are impacted but I've never been to Universal before so I wanted to check with yall. No expresses passes or anything - that was a bit too pricy for me since it was more than the tickets themselves.

Based on the calendar, Epic is open 10am-8pm all three days, IoA is 9am-8pm all three days, while Universal Studios is 10am-7pm on Tuesday and 9am-5pm on Monday and Friday.

My assumption was that Monday will be the lightest day for Epic (since it's not a HHN day), Tuesday with the long hours would be best for Universal Studios, and then IoA on Wednesday.

However, I saw people online saying that 9am-5pm days are better cause more people avoid them so you can do more stuff even with less hours. Is this true? If so, I'll swap Epic and Universal which might be better anyways since Monday is gonna be the rainiest day and I imagine Universal is least impacted by rain.

I work in the school system and this school year looks like I have plenty of opportunities to visit Universal Orlando for the first time. I have a week long break in Feb and Spring break in March/April. I want to know which two options is best to visit Universal Orlando and should I stay on resort or near the park?

Here's a look inside Battle of Galactica at Universal Studios Hollywood, captured in a vintage postcard photograph from 1980.

Inspired by the original Battlestar Galactica television series, this Studio Tour attraction operated from 1979 to 1992. Guests encountered Cylons, animatronic figures, live performers, and elaborate laser effects as they rode the Studio Tour tram through the attraction.

The attraction eventually made way for Back to the Future: The Ride, which opened in 1993.

For anyone curious about what the experience actually looked like, we've also preserved vintage footage from 1979 showing part of the attraction in operation. It's not the complete show, but it offers a fascinating glimpse into this long-gone Studio Tour experience.

Watch the archival footage here:

Battle of Galactica – Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour (1979)

This postcard and video are part of the Cow Missing historical archive, dedicated to preserving the history of theme parks, attractions, and experiences that are no longer around.

Did anyone here experience Battle of Galactica in person? I'd love to hear your memories of this classic Studio Tour attraction!

Hi! I'm traveling alone from Uruguay and I'll be attending Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. I'm looking for a group or other alone travelers to experience the event together. Is anyone going that night and interested in meeting up? I'd love to enjoy the haunted houses and scare zones with others! . Regards, Fernanda

Walked into the ride yesterday and it was delayed and back in the park again today and it's delayed anyone know what's going on?

The mods on the hhn subreddit have banned me aswell as removed my post and muted me from messaging them over a post bringing awareness to guests who sexually assault scare actors. This is very clearly censorship and is very alarming considering the importance of this topic.

Taking our almost 2 year old to Universal in January for the first time and need help with which resort and room layout would be best for us.

We have a Disney trip booked and we are adding on a couple of days in Universal with the in-laws. We will likely come back during the day for naps and flying in to Orlando with no car rental so just eating in parks and at the resort. She's not obsessed with any characters, so don't care too much about hotel themes, etc. She has fun going anywhere new!

At Disney we have Polynesian Deluxe Studio room booked so we can use one of the bathrooms in the hotel room as her "room" at night. Does Universal have anything remotely similar?

We'd love to be able to have her pack n play in a closet or separate area instead of the main room/bathroom so we can still have the tv on, shower, or hang out in our room once she goes down for the night. We don't travel much at all and she's a lighter sleeper and I'd hate to find out the hard way a Slumberpod wasn't going to work for us. I considered the Aventura kids suite to be able to have her sleep in her own area, but would love any other recs from more seasoned parents and travelers!

Can anyone weigh in on how opaque the screen between the bedroom and living area is in the Cabana Bay Family Suites? We are specifically concerned about how much light will leak through if someone is on the couch using a phone/tablet while people are sleeping in the bedroom area.

Thank you.