Universal Orlando
Universal Studios Florida
The screen-heavy studio park. Diagon Alley is the reason to come; 40 inches is the gate.
31 attractions9 height limits41 tracked snacks
All 4 parks
Every park, side by side
Two resorts, six theme parks, and one honest answer to “which one should we actually do?” Pick a park for the deep dive, or jump straight to the comparison pages.
| Park | Resort | Attractions | Height limits | Tallest | Plan for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universal Studios Florida | Universal Orlando | 31 | 9 | 51" | 8-10 hours |
| Universal's Islands of Adventure | Universal Orlando | 28 | 14 | 54" | 9-11 hours |
| Universal Epic Universe | Universal Orlando | 21 | 8 | 48" | 10–12 hours |
| Universal Studios Hollywood | Universal Hollywood | 24 | 9 | 48" | 7–9 hours |
Orlando, Florida
Universal Orlando Resort
Three theme parks, the highest concentration of modern thrill rides in the country, and a queue-skipping system you can actually buy your way out of.
Universal Orlando
Universal's Islands of Adventure
The most intense park in Orlando, and the one that measures your children the hardest.
28 attractions14 height limits41 tracked snacks
Universal Orlando
Universal Epic Universe
Five themed worlds around a hub that is worth its own time, on a campus of its own.
21 attractions8 height limits41 tracked snacks
Universal City, California
Universal Studios Hollywood
One park on a working studio lot, doable in a day, built around a tram tour nothing else replicates.
Universal Hollywood
Universal Studios Hollywood
A working studio backlot with a theme park built on top, and one day is genuinely enough.
24 attractions9 height limits35 tracked snacks