A Day at Orlando Universal Studios: What to Expect

A day with an express pass is enough for Orlando Universal Studios, as two days might be too much. Compared to Disney, there are fewer attractions, but the roller coasters are indeed thrilling. The Jurassic Park ride is particularly exciting and well-designed. The Hulk coaster, which I rode twice out of boredom, is not very thrilling as it mainly involves large turns. The Hippogriff ride was short and not exciting after a long wait. Hagrid's Motorbike Adventure was fun with its speed changes and unexpected drops. Gringotts and Forbidden Journey are both enjoyable indoor simulation rides. The Mummy ride is fun, though not very thrilling, and features a backward section. The Jurassic coaster is one of the best, with inversions and two drops, including a parallel acceleration before the second climb, and a final twisting section near the water. Fallon is decent, similar to the Minions ride. Unfortunately, the Red coaster was closed, but it looked fun. The humidity near the Jurassic area was comforting, reminiscent of home. Overall, Universal didn't impress as much, possibly because Orlando Disney is so amazing. The LA Universal is more enjoyable, while Orlando's feels like a regular amusement park, perhaps due to the weather during my visit. However, Disney in Orlando is truly exceptional. On a downside, the souvenirs were disappointingly unattractive, to the point that even Yiwu wouldn't consider producing them. #OrlandoUniversalStudios #ThemePark #RollerCoasters