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Unlock Nonstop Adventure: Universal Orlando Launches Exclusive Weeklong Ticket for Ultimate Theme Park Experience

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ORLANDO, Fla. – Universal Orlando Resort has unveiled an enticing new ticket option, granting visitors six or seven days of park-to-park access across its four theme parks.

This weeklong ticket is available for a limited time at a special rate, offering the chance to experience a full week of excitement for the cost of a standard five-day ticket.

The ticket includes access to Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure, Universal Volcano Bay, and the newly introduced Universal Epic Universe. Guests can immerse themselves in over 75 rides and attractions, including the captivating worlds within Epic Universe.

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In addition to the ticket offer, Universal Orlando is presenting a special hotel deal. Guests who book a stay of five nights or more at select Universal hotels — such as Universal Cabana Bay Beach Resort, Universal Aventura Hotel, Universal Stella Nova Resort, and Universal Terra Luna Resort — will receive a $300 dining credit to enjoy during their visit.

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What tickets cover Epic Universe?

In addition to the new six- and seven-day tickets, Universal Orlando offers three-day, four-day, and five-day park-to-park tickets that include daily access to Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, and Epic Universe. These tickets allow guests to move freely between parks each day, with optional upgrades to include Volcano Bay.

One-day and two-day tickets remain available, with two-day options combining visits to Epic Universe and either Universal Studios or Islands of Adventure. Florida residents can also purchase special three-day multi-day tickets.

Universal Orlando has not yet announced plans to include Epic Universe in its annual passes. Universal Orlando also isn’t operating at full capacity yet.

For more information and to purchase tickets or book hotels, click here.

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