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Visitors guide, attraction information, maps, and news. Universal City, California.
United States
Never recommend going here around October you pay so much money only for them to close the park early for Halloween events the least I could do is notify you that they do that so you have the option to pick when you enter the park. It seems a residence of America are getting more leeway of rides than the people actually visiting and need the experience overpriced, not a great experience.
Most of the cast members at this park looked like they would rather be anywhere else than helping customers who have paid a fortune to have a great experience.
Be aware like Disney Magic Kingdom it is very expensive for everything from food to ice lollies. In fact it is more expensive for things like parking and they have fast passes you have to pay for just like Disney. The queues for rides are horrendous. See my review on Disney. Same comments apply here. Will not be going back.
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