Universal just took a major step toward opening its newest theme park!
The theme park landscape is about to change when Universal Orlando’s Epic Universe opens next year. Hype levels continue to grow with each land and park detail announcement and we just found out one of the new park’s biggest details — how much it’ll cost to visit. Let’s dive in and look at what you should expect next year when Epic Universe finally opens!
According to CNN, prices for three-day tickets will range from $374.88 to $554.87 (after tax) per person, depending on the date. Universal has not shared a full list of prices yet, so stay tuned for more information.
Universal confirmed that tickets to Epic Universe will be sold in phases. Ticket options for the first phase of sales are as follows:
- 3-Day Ticket: enjoy two days of access to Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure, plus one separate day of admission to Universal Epic Universe
- 4-Day Ticket: enjoy three days of access to Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure, plus one separate day admission to Universal Epic Universe
- 5-Day Ticket: enjoy four days of access to Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure, plus one separate day admission to Universal Epic Universe
You can also add access to Universal Volcano Bay for each option.
These tickets will go on sale on Tuesday, October 22nd. Annual Passholders will have the exclusive opportunity to purchase single-day tickets to Universal Epic Universe before they go on sale to the general public; tickets will go on sale for Passholders starting Thursday, October 24th.
We also know that during initial sales, those purchasing Epic Universe tickets through Universal Orlando’s sales partners will only be able to buy a multi-day Universal Orlando ticket package with a three-day minimum. These packages will only allow ONE (1) day at Epic Universe without the option to park hop to or from Epic Universe. This restriction is no doubt added to control the demand that this new park will present.
Recently, Vice President of Public Relations Alyson Sologaistoa of Universal stated that Universal is “introducing products in a phased approach starting with multi-day ticket packages that include an opportunity to visit Epic Universe in addition to the entire Universal Orlando Resort for those planning vacations further out,” so this multi-day announcement was expected.
In relation to demand, Sologaistoa added, “We plan to offer a range of ticket products to help manage the expected demand for Epic Universe and to ensure all guests visiting have a great experience at this groundbreaking park.”
Epic Universe will include five new lands — Celestial Park, Super Nintendo World, Dark Universe, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter — Ministry of Magic, and How to Train Your Dragon: Isle of Berk — in addition to “more than 50 awe-inspiring attractions, entertainment, dining, and shopping experiences.”
As always, ticket and park information is subject to change, so stay tuned right here at DFB for all the latest Epic Universe updates!
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