Universal Orlando Announces Unlimited Visit Ticket Offer for the Rest of 2024
There are more exciting things for families to do at Universal Orlando Resort than there are frogs in Shrek’s swamp. From the newly-opened DreamWorks Land at Universal Studios Florida (USF) to USF’s new summer line-up of parades and shows, which includes the family–friendly Mega Movie Parade, it’s a thrilling time for families to visit Universal.
If new attractions and excitement surrounding the 2025 opening of Universal’s newest park, Epic Universe, aren’t enough to convince you to book a visit to the theme parks this year, Universal Orlando just announced an unlimited visit ticket offer for Florida residents that allows entry into the parks as many times as you want between now and mid-December 2024.
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How to get an unlimited visit ticket to Universal Orlando
- The Universal Orlando Florida Unlimited Days Ticket costs $199 per adult and $194 per child.
- The offer is open to Florida residents only. To verify Florida residency, you must show either a valid Florida driver’s license, a valid state or government-issued photo ID showing a Florida address, a Florida voter registration card and corresponding photo ID, or a valid photo ID from a Florida college or university when you pick up your ticket.
- The two-park ticket (which allows you to visit and move between Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure on the same day) can be purchased online.
- To purchase the ticket, you must choose an initial date for your park visit at check-out. The ticket must be used for the first time on or after that date.
- Tickets are available now and include unlimited visits through December 18, 2024.
Guests who hold this unlimited Universal ticket will be able to attend Universal’s holiday celebration, which includes activities like Universal’s Holiday Parade Featuring Macy’s and the Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular.
The Florida Unlimited Days Ticket does not include admission to events like Halloween Horror Nights, which require a separate ticker, or to Universal’s Volcano Bay water park.
