Universal Orlando Resort Tickets

• Get immersed in an enchanting world of Hollywood heroes and iconic movie sets

• Experience some of the most thrilling rides and state-of-the-art attractions in the world

• Dive into the magic as you explore The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™

• Sink your teeth into some real adventure in the dino-filled kingdom of Jurassic Park

• Meet mischievous Minions, join forces with the Transformers, save the day with Spider-Man, and more

• Kick back and relax in a tropical paradise at Universal’s Volcano Bay, and enjoy water slides, sunny beaches, secluded waterfalls, and more

With such a huge and diverse offering of rides, attractions, and moments of movie magic across three parks to discover, Universal Orlando really does have something for everyone.

What kind of Universal Orlando tickets are right for you?

One day: As the name suggests, the Universal Orlando: Single-Day Tickets Dated lets you enter the park for one day, and is only valid on the selected date. With this ticket, you can choose a one-day, one-park pass, or a one-day two-park pass.

Two to four days: There is also a 2-day ticket, a 3-day ticket, and a 4-day ticket, if you are looking to spend a little bit more time.

Each of these ticket options allows you to choose whether to visit two or three of the parks, so be sure to select the right ticket that matches your needs.

Express tickets: Love theme parks but hate waiting in line for hours? Do the smart thing and add a Universal Express ticket to your order.

The Express ticket lets you skip the regular lines for participating attractions across the parks. So you can spend less time queuing, and more time "woohooing".

The Express ticket doesn't include admission to the park, so you'll need one of the above tickets too.

Visiting Universal Orlando is a whirlwind experience. Here's some good practical info to know before you go and help prepare you for your visit.

• Universal Orlando comprises two theme parks – Universal Studios Florida and Universal’s Islands of Adventure; as well as one water park – Universal’s Volcano Bay

• Universal CityWalk is a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex connecting Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure

• All visitors are required to pass through metal detection before entering CityWalk or the theme park areas

• Selfie sticks are permitted at Universal’s discretion but must be properly secured and not in use on any rides or attractions

• Guests are allowed to bring bottled water and small snacks, baby formula, and medically required foods inside

• Heated food, hard side coolers, glassware, alcoholic beverages, large picnics, or folding chairs are not permitted

Although you can bet on sunny days in Florida – it's called the Sunshine State for a reason – Florida can experience severe weather at certain times of the year.

If it rains during your visit, most rides will stay open, and there are indoor rides to enjoy like Jimmy Fallon, Revenge of the Mummy roller coaster, Transformers: The Ride 3D, and The Simpsons Ride.

During a thunderstorm, all outdoor rides will close, including water-themed rides. In the event of a hurricane or tropical storm, it's best to monitor the Universal Orlando website for current conditions.

Arriving by car? There's plenty of parking options available at Universal Orlando Resort.

For guests headed to Universal Volcano Bay, follow the signs across the resort to the dedicated Volcano Bay parking section on the first level of the Universal Orlando parking garage. Wait for the shuttle that will take you directly to the entrance.

Daily parking starts at $30 and increases from there. Vehicles can leave the garage and return the same day by stopping at the toll plaza upon re-entry and presenting their parking ticket.

Yes, wheelchairs, strollers, and electric convenience vehicles (EVCs) are available to rent at Universal Orlando Resort.

There are escalators, lifts, and accessible pathways throughout the park. Wheelchair accessible shuttles are also available for guest convenience.