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Universal Orlando®
Resort opened on June 7, 1990. Its focus was to invite visitors
to come and “Ride the Movies.” Nine years later, it began
expanding, adding Universal’s Islands of Adventure® theme park,
the Universal CityWalk® walkway, two multi-level parking lots,
and three onsite hotels. Originally named Universal Studios
Escape, it's built on-par with Disney World Resort and is in
fact the second largest resort in Orlando after Disney World;
what was designed to be a single theme park has become one of
the top contenders in Orlando entertainment. Ever since
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter area opened here in June
2010, Islands of Adventure has become extremely popular and
probably the number one attraction in the US. We invite you to
enjoy our Universal Studios vacation planner page, with all the
information to plan your vacation to Universal Studios Orlando.
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Universal Orlando Special events
Mardi Gras Coming to Universal Studios Feb 11!
One of Universal Studios' most popular annual events,
Mardi Gras, is almost here! On Saturdays and select
nights from February 11 to April 14, come and experience
the wonder and excitement of a New Orleans ...
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Universal Orlando Hotels
There are
three official hotels featured by the resort. The Hard
Rock Hotel®, Loews Royal Pacific Resort, and the Loews
Portofino Bay Hotel; all have free shuttle bus or water
taxi services to the Universal parks. The guest room
keys work as an Express Pass, which allows ...
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Universal Orlando Theme Park Tickets
Universal Orlando is known for its extreme
roller coasters, nostalgic (and exciting) movie rides,
and well-loved characters. With the addition of the
relatively brand new Wizarding World of Harry Potter
(included in regular admission to Universal’s Islands of
Adventure), incredibly ...
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Universal Orlando Theme Parks
When you
think of Orlando, you may not realize that there are
more theme parks than just Walt Disney World. Universal
Orlando Resort is the home to 2 of Orlando’s most
popular theme parks, Universal Studios and Islands of
Adventure, an entertainment center, and 3 resort hotels
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