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2017, new attractions 2017, news, summer 2017, Universal Orlando Resort, Volcano Bay, Water Parks

Tapu Tapu Virtual Queue is Really Awesome !


última edición December 11, 2023 By Bernardo Machado
15
Jun

Volcano Bay guests will use their Tapu Tapu wearable, which is included with admission, to virtually wait in line for rides while enjoying other areas of the park. Their wearable band will simply alert them when it’s time for their ride; or enjoy many TapTu Play experiences throughout the park – triggering special effects like…

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2018, Universal Orlando Resort

Fast & Furious Supercharged coming to Universal Orlando in 2018


última edición December 11, 2023 By Bernardo Machado
25
Jan

The park announced Fast & Furious – Supercharged is scheduled to open in Spring 2018. This new ride will take you on a high-octane adventure into the world of underground racing. You feel every bit of the exhilaration that comes with being part of the “Fast Family” – right alongside your favorite stars from the Fast &…

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10 Things To Know Before You Visit Universal Orlando


última edición April 4, 2024 By Bernardo Machado
09
Nov

Some of these options are free, and some cost extra, but many of our readers have found these tips useful to them on their visits to the resort. Take a look, and follow the tips you think will be right for you and your family. 1. Best Time to Go? School vacation times dictate the…

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new attractions 2017, summer 2017, Thrill Rides, Universal Orlando Resort, Volcano Bay, Volcano Bay, Water Parks

Volcano Bay is open for summer in Universal Orlando

12
Aug

Take a closer look at Volcano Bay’s 4 primary areas. The 200-foot volcano, Krakatau, will lie at the heart of the park. Guests will have the opportunity to explore four imaginatively-themed areas at Volcano Bay, filled with experiences ranging from daring to serene. 1.       Krakatau The centerpiece of Volcano Bay, Krakatau (kra-kuh-TAU) stands 200 feet above…

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