Many people wonder how many days they need at Disney World. To demystify this, we've compiled insights on the most common Disney World trip lengths. While we typically reference “nights” when booking for our clients - indicating hotel stays - this article will delve into “days”, emphasizing the actual days spent exploring the theme parks. For instance, a desire for four complete days in the parks translates to a 5-night hotel booking. Curious about what suits your itinerary best? Dive in to discover your ideal trip duration. Click below for a helpful printable worksheet to make notes as you go through this article.

An Important Perk to Consider for Disney Trips in 2025

Disney World Arrival Day Water Park Perk

Guests staying at an official Walt Disney World hotel in 2025 receive complimentary water park admission on their check-in day. This perk is a great way to kick off your trip, but here are a few things to consider:

• Interest in Water Parks: If a water park visit is high on your list, this perk can add value, letting you start your vacation with either Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach.

• Arrival Timing: Make sure your arrival time allows you to take full advantage of this benefit, as it’s valid only on your check-in day.

• Alternative Water Park & Sports Option:

  • For guests who can’t visit a water park on arrival day, Disney offers the “Water Park & Sports” add-on (at an additional cost).

  • This add-on lets you enjoy activities like Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach, golf and foot golf at Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course, and mini-golf at Disney’s two miniature golf courses.

  • The number of admissions matches the length of your ticket (e.g., a 4-day ticket provides 4 admissions). Admissions can be used on theme park days or separate days, offering flexibility and a cost-effective way to add extra fun to your trip.

Short Disney World Trips - 1 to 3 Days

There are four theme parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios & Animal Kingdom) and two water parks, so short trips usually mean choosing one or two parks to the exclusion of the others. People choose short trips for a variety of reasons: perhaps you want to add a few days at Disney World to some other type of Florida vacation, you are in Orlando for a convention and the family will tag along, or perhaps you have small children or some other family member that you worry will be worn out by several long theme park days. 

Important Considerations For Short Disney World Trips

You will have to decide what you can do, enjoy those things thoroughly, and not worry about the things you are missing. You can add the “park hopper” option to your tickets and hit the highlights at all four theme parks or you can limit your visit to only certain parks, saving the others for another trip. If you aren’t already in the Orlando area, be careful about how hotel check-in and check-out might impact your time in the parks. Your Build A Better Mouse Trip Travel Agent understands the challenges of short trips and can help you plan a great experience, even when time is in short supply.  

Most Common Disney World Trip Length - 4 or 5 Days

This trip length works well for most people because you can visit all four Disney World theme parks, even possibly enjoy a second day at a favorite park and it fits within most people’s work vacation limits. In most cases, people in this category are planning a Disney vacation rather than tacking a little Disney onto some other type of vacation though this type of trip may include a day at the beach or visits to other area attractions. A trip of this length will provide lots of fun and let you leave feeling like you’ve really been to Disney World.

Important considerations for 4 to 5 Day trips

The biggest challenge I see with these trips is a tendency to try to pack in more than you can possibly do in the time available. For example, you may regret not having time to relax and enjoy your resort. Family fatigue can be an issue too as you spend multiple days in the parks. A Disney World vacation is a big investment—in time, money, and the relationships that matter most. Don’t risk disappointment. Your Build A Better Mouse Trip Travel Agent will help you with the planning. It doesn’t cost anything to get our services when you book your Disney World vacation through us but you gain someone who really knows the hotels, restaurant, theme parks, and the latest changes to help you with every step of the vacation planning process. 

Longer Disney World Trips - 6 Days or Longer

If a 4 to 5 day trip lets you leave feeling like you’ve done Disney World, the six-day or longer trips let you leave feeling like you’ve been on a resort vacation. I wish everyone planning a Disney vacation could take at least six days because the extra time lets you find a better balance of fun and relaxation. Adding the water park option can make a lot of sense here because you can place water park days between your busier theme park days, letting you relax and cool down. This is a really great option for summer trips and can slow things down nicely for those of you traveling with young kids or grandparents. You also have time to take advantage of other recreational activities like golf and mini-golf or shopping and boat rentals. A week or more at Disney World is just so easy…you stay in one hotel surrounded by great stuff to do, with transportation provided, and great pools right at your resort if you just want to kick back and relax. If you do have more time, you’ll find that Orlando has lots to see and do and there are nice beaches within easy driving distance of Disney World. We’re very good at helping people with their theme park vacations but we’re also extremely well trained in the areas of relaxing in hammocks and floating on inner tubes so we’re ready to help with every aspect of your total Walt Disney World Resort experience. We’d love to help you plan a great trip that combines thrills, new experiences, and some down time to recharge your batteries before you head back to the real world.

Important considerations for longer Disney World trips

With a single Disney Vacation package, you are limited to a maximum two week stay with tickets covering up to 10 theme park days. In my own experience and based on the reports of others, most people find that six to seven theme park days is great but nine days or longer may become too much of a good thing unless you include some non-theme park activities into the mix. On the other hand, having more theme park days can relieve the pressure to stay from park opening to close, letting you sleep in, take a mid-day swim, or head back to your resort early.

Consider a Split-Stay

With so many great themed resorts, why limit yourself to just one? Our family likes to stay at a hotel that works best for us during our theme days at the start of the trip, then we move to a resort where we don’t go into the parks at all, but take advantage of everything that resort has to offer.

Short or Long, You Can't Go Wrong When You Use A Mouse Trip Travel Agent

We want to help you have the most wonderful, most memorable Disney vacation possible. We know that giving you good, up-to-date information and a few simple tools will make a huge difference in your Disney vacation. You will have great memories of shared experiences instead of regrets about missed opportunities.  That's why we're called Build A Better Mouse Trip.

Here’s How We Help You Have A Great Vacation:

• Your travel agent – You have one agent from start-to-finish who knows your name and your priorities and who wants to do everything possible to help you have a wonderful experience.

• “Best Days” Vacation Planning – We’ll help you pick the best park for each day based on hours and expected crowd levels, then we help with dining reservations and deciding whether or not Disney Lightning Lane is right for you. We’ll even help you find your favorite characters!

• Saving Money – Of course we watch for discounts and promotion and automatically apply the best available offer to your reservation, but we also help you avoid up-sells and options you won’t use.

• We Are Fee-Free - We book directly through Disney and we never charge a service fee so you never pay any extra to use our services when you book your trip through us. You can have all the benefits Disney offers PLUS all the services we offer.

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Choosing the right trip length is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your Universal Orlando vacation. No longer just an add-on to other Florida trips—it’s a world-class destination in its own right, featuring 3 incredible theme parks, an elaborately themed water park, resort hotels, and entertainment that rival the best in the world. Universal has something for everyone! Just like we tell our clients, picking the right trip length transforms your vacation from "rushing through a checklist" to "creating lasting memories." We regularly work with clients to help them understand all the options available. Many increase the amount of time at Universal, and some switch over to it completely.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Universal Orlando’s Islands of Adventure features several Marvel-themed attractions, including The Incredible Hulk Coaster and The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man? Universal secured the rights to use Marvel characters long before Disney acquired Marvel, making these rides exclusive to Universal. You can even meet Marvel heroes at a character dinner offered on select nights—an experience you won’t find anywhere else!

Pro Tip: Many guests don't realize that Universal's parks are more intense than Disney's. While Disney's Magic Kingdom has only 4 rides with height requirements over 40 inches, Universal Studios has 9. This makes trip length especially important for families with wide age ranges and varied thrill tolerances.

Harry Potter Fans: The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is a unique and extraordinary experience. You can split the attractions up across multiple days as you visit the various parks, but for the full experience, you will want to get Park-to-Park tickets. This is required to experience Hogsmeade (Islands of Adventure) and Diagon Alley (Universal Studios) on the same day and experience the Hogwart’s Express train ride between the two lands. After May 25th 2025, you can also experience the Ministry of Magic in the new Epic Universe park (see Epic information below)

Whether you’re planning a quick getaway or an extended stay, this guide helps you choose the best trip length for your goals. With the right balance, every moment can be amazing—without the pressure of trying to do it all. Let’s find the perfect length for your Universal trip together! Here is our handy printable worksheet to help you as you go through this article.

Universal's Most Important Trip Planning Factor for 2025

Epic Universe’s 3-Day Minimum Ticket Requirement: With the grand opening of Universal’s new Epic Universe park on May 22, 2025, there’s an important new consideration for trip planning:

• 3-Day Minimum Ticket Requirement: To visit Epic Universe, guests must purchase a ticket for at least 3 days, with 1 day dedicated specifically to Epic Universe. 1 and 2-day tickets do not include the new Epic Universe park. There is no Park-to-Park access with Epic Universe at this time, that feature only applies Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, and Volcano Bay. All 3-day or longer tickets have 1 day set aside for Epic Universe.

• Why It Matters: This requirement changes how travelers plan their trips, especially for shorter visits, as you’ll need to dedicate multiple days to Universal’s parks if Epic Universe is on your must-see list.

• The good news? This change opens the door to longer, more immersive Universal vacations. Whether you’re exploring Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, Volcano Bay, or Epic Universe, this guide will help you plan an adventure that matches your needs!

• Want to visit Epic Universe twice? See our Bonus section at the bottom of this page

Short Universal Orlando Trips - 1 to 2 Days

A 1-2 day trip is perfect if you are looking for a quick taste of Universal’s awesomeness. Whether you're tacking on a few days of thrills while visiting Orlando for other reasons or making a whirlwind trip just to catch an epic event like Halloween Horror Nights, Mardi Gras, Rock the Universe, or all the fun of Grinchmas, Universal Orlando is perfect for a short and unforgettable getaway! Just decide what you can do and thoroughly enjoy your time. Don’t worry about the things you are missing; you can always come back. Focus on your top priorities—whether that’s Harry Potter, thrill rides, or family-friendly fun. A lot of “muggles” on short trips come to us to help them fulfill their Hogwart’s dreams :-) During the 2024 holidays, we helped some grandparents take their 2 year old granddaughter for a Park-to-Park day, starting with a Grinch breakfast, on to the Wholiday Spectacular show, then taking in all the Christmas goodness and live entertainment throughout the day and ending with the Macy’s parade.

Important Considerations For Short Universal Orlando Trips

• Consider Park-to-Park Tickets: This ticket allows you enter both Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure on the same day so you can treat them as one large theme park, which is an advantage that might be worth the cost for short trips. A Park-to-Park ticket is required to ride the Hogwarts Express. Plus, the two parks are only a quick 10-minute walk apart, minimizing time lost in transit when changing parks.

• Consider Express Pass: If you are not staying at a Premier Hotel, consider purchasing either Express or Unlimited Express Passes. The shorter the trip, the more valuable Express Pass becomes, letting you skip lines at most attractions. If you're staying at one of Universal's premier hotels (Hard Rock Hotel, Portofino Bay, or Royal Pacific) you’ll also receive Unlimited Express Passes at no additional cost to minimize wait times.

• Timing is Everything: Some experiences, like Halloween Horror Nights are only available on select days and can affect park hours. Let us help you plan your visit to ensure nothing is missed!

Your Build A Better Mouse Trip Travel Agent can help you navigate these considerations and create a fantastic experience, even when time is short.

Moderate Universal Orlando Trips - 3 to 4 Days

This sweet spot gives you enough time to enjoy Universal's 3 theme parks at a more comfortable pace. With a day dedicated to Epic Universe, you'll have time for Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, and perhaps even Volcano Bay water park. A 3-4 day trip lets you stop and smell the Butterbeer, so to speak! Instead of rushing through attractions, you can take time to notice details like the moving books in Knockturn Alley, catch shows that are often missed on shorter trips, and enjoy a delicious meal at CityWalk. Many of our clients tell us they're amazed by how much more they discover when they slow down - like the interactive wands bringing magical shop windows to life in Diagon Alley, or the hilarious jokes during the Horror Make-Up Show. Having 3-4 days also lets you balance park time with resort enjoyment. Last summer, we helped a family make the most of their time where some enjoyed thrill rides and others did NOT. The thrill-seekers started their mornings at early park opening for Hagrid's Magical Creature Motorbike Adventure and Velocicoaster, while others slept in. They regrouped and explored Jurassic Park and Toon Lagoon together, spent the afternoon in Universal Studios then the evening enjoying the pool at Sapphire Falls before heading back to their home base at Cabana Bay. We can help you plan this kind of flexibility to mix thrills, family time, and some relaxation.

Important Considerations For Moderate Universal Orlando Trips 

The biggest challenge with a mid-length trip isn't usually fitting everything in - it's resisting the temptation to over-schedule! Universal's parks may be more compact than Disney's, but they're packed with experiences. We've found that planning one "must-do" attraction or show per hour of park time works well, leaving plenty of room for spontaneous fun, relaxed meals, and those magical moments when you stumble upon something unexpected.

Park-to-Park ticket: A Park-to-Park ticket is required to ride the Hogwarts Express, but it’s also valuable for handling weather. Many attractions at Islands of Adventure and all of Volcano Bay close during storms, while Universal Studios offers more indoor options that stay open. Park-to-Park flexibility lets you adjust your plans on the fly. If you choose a basic ticket (less expensive, but 1 park per day), be sure to check the forecast when planning your Islands of Adventure or Volcano Bay day.

Pro Tip: When you experience ride closures in Islands of adventure due to weather, keep an eye on the Hulk Coaster. When they start their test runs with empty cars on the tracks, head back to the attraction that closed out on you. You shouldn’t have to wait too long before they start running again.

We’ll help you create a realistic plan to maximize fun while avoiding burnout. Best of all, our expertise comes at no extra cost when you book your Universal Orlando vacation through us. Let us take care of the details so you can focus on enjoying your trip.

Longer Universal Orlando Trips - 5 or more days

"Wait, do you really need that many days at Universal?" We hear this question a lot, and our answer is always the same - some of our happiest clients are those who take their time! A 5+ day Universal vacation transforms your experience from a theme park sprint into a true resort getaway. Adding 1 or more days to a moderate length trip not only allows you the flexibility with the parks and attractions mentioned in the moderate trip, with 5 or more days, you can truly embrace the "vacation" part of your theme park vacation. The extra time opens up possibilities many visitors miss on shorter trips. You might spend a morning exploring the details of Springfield USA (home of The Simpsons), actually sitting down to enjoy lunch at Krusty Burger instead of rushing to the next attraction. You could take an afternoon break for bowling at Cabana Bay Beach Resort, then return to the parks for dinner and evening entertainment at CityWalk. Some of our clients even enjoy planning a "resort day" in the middle of their trip - sleeping in, resort hopping, enjoying the pools, and maybe catching a movie at Universal CityWalk's cinema.

Volcano Bay: If you enjoy water parks, Volcano Bay is not to be missed! It's elaborate theming, lush landscape and high quality attractions make it feel more like a tropical paradise than a typical water park. A longer trip allows you to visit multiple times, which our clients love because they can experience it differently each time. You could start early one morning to conquer the thrilling water coaster, then return another afternoon just to float the lazy river and relax in the wave pool. Plus, with a longer stay, you won't feel pressured to brave the water slides on a chilly morning or during an afternoon thunderstorm - you can simply adjust your plans and visit when conditions are perfect!

The longest single ticket available below the Annual Pass is the 5-day ticket. Want 2 days at the new Epic Universe Park? Check out our Bonus 6-day plan below

Pro tip from our recent experiences: The Universal Orlando Resort hotels are destinations in themselves. Each one offers unique theming, dining, recreation, and entertainment options. With a longer stay, you can enjoy amenities at other hotels even if you're not staying there. Want to try all the pools? Many of our clients love pool-hopping between the different resorts. Interested in dining? You could have dinner at a different hotel each night, from the casual surf vibe of Cabana Bay to the elegant Italian atmosphere of Portofino Bay. The exception is Endless Summer. While you can always visit the other resorts for their dining, if you are staying at Endless Summer, you can’t pool hop at other hotels.

Short or Long—You Can't Go Wrong When You Use A Mouse Trip Travel Agent!

We want to help you have the most wonderful and memorable vacation possible. Providing good information along with simple tools will make all the difference in creating great memories filled with shared experiences instead of regrets about missed opportunities—That's why we're called Build A Better Mouse Trip.

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Planning a vacation that combines Disney World and Universal Orlando is a thrilling challenge! With a total of 7 theme parks, 3 water parks and a myriad of entertainment options, these two world-class destinations each offer so much to explore. Maybe you haven’t been to Universal in a while, or you’re wondering how much time to split between the two resorts. Too little time can leave you feeling rushed, missing out on experiences, and wishing for “just one more day!” On the flip side, a well-thought-out itinerary tailored to your interests lets you savor each moment, creating magical memories without regrets. This guide helps you craft the perfect plan for your Disney and Universal adventure, whether it’s a short getaway or a longer exploration. With our help, you’ll find the ideal balance to make every day count. We’re even giving you a helpful printable worksheet to make notes as you go through this article.

The Two Most Important Factors Affecting Your Trip Length in 2025

1. Epic Universe’s 3-Day Minimum Ticket Requirement. To visit Epic Universe, opening May 22, 2025, you’ll need at least a 3-day ticket; only 1 of the days is at the new park. See our Bonus section below if you want 2 days at Epic Universe. This policy means planning at least three days at Universal Orlando if Epic Universe is a priority, affecting how you divide time between Universal and Disney.

2. Disney World Arrival Day Water Park Perk. Guests staying at official Disney hotels in 2025 receive free water park admission on their check-in day. To take advantage of this perk, plan to arrive early enough to enjoy the water park. If your schedule doesn’t allow, consider the “Water Park & Sports” ticket add-on for flexible access to water parks, mini-golf, and more.

Short Disney & Universal Trips - 2 to 3 Full Theme Park Days

Ideal for adding a touch of Disney and Universal magic to a broader Florida vacation or for those visiting Orlando for a conference or special event. These trips work well for travelers with time constraints who want to focus on one or two must-visit parks.

With only a few days, a combined Disney and Universal trip is best if you focus on one park from each resort. This could mean spending one day at Disney’s Magic Kingdom and one day at Universal Studios Florida, with a third day reserved for favorites or any must-see attractions missed earlier.

Important Considerations For Short Disney & Universal Trips

• Disney Park Hopper Option: Traveling between Disney’s four theme parks can take over an hour. The “Park Hopper” option allows you to visit multiple parks in a single day but comes with extra costs and time trade-offs.

• Universal Park-to-Park Option: This is required to ride the Hogwarts Express, which connects Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure. The two parks are close. It only takes 10-minutes to walk between entrances, so there isn’t as much of a time loss moving between parks at Universal.

• Epic Universe Reminder: Visiting Epic Universe requires at least a 3-day ticket, so it won’t fit into a combined Disney/Universal trip of this length. If this park is a priority, consider adding more days or switch to a Universal-only trip.

• Timing: Some experiences like holiday parties, festival events, or Marvel character dinners are not available every day of the week and may take some planning. We can help with this.

• For Harry Potter Fans: The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is spread across Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, and will expand into Epic Universe in 2025. A Park-to-Park ticket is essential for Harry Potter fans who want to ride the Hogwarts Express, and it’s the only way to experience the Wizarding World in both Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure parks in a single day.

Your Build A Better Mouse Trip Travel Agent understands the challenges of short trips and can help you plan an unforgettable experience, even when time is limited.

Moderate Disney & Universal Trips - 4 to 6 Full Days

Perfect for visitors with about a week of vacation, this trip length suits those seeking a mix of Disney and Universal experiences. A 4-6 day trip often feels like two shorter trips back-to-back, with itinerary choices depending on whether Epic Universe is a priority.

• If Epic Universe is a priority: Plan for at least 3 days at Universal, with 1-3 days at Disney. Staying at a Universal hotel may be more convenient.

• If Disney is the focus: You’ll have more flexibility to spend 3-4 days at Disney and 1-2 days at Universal.

Important Considerations For Moderate Disney & Universal Trips

A trip of this length offers plenty of excitement, but it’s essential to keep your plans realistic. Since you'll be splitting time between Disney and Universal, prioritizing must-do parks and attractions is key, as trying to fit too much in will lead to family fatigue, even with a solid strategy. These trips tend to be more theme park-focused, so it's important to think about how you allocate your vacation budget. For example, investing in add-ons like Disney Lightning Lane or Universal’s Express Pass to minimize wait times may bring more to your trip than expensive sit-down meals.

Thinking Point: Switching Hotels - Many travelers underestimate the time and distance between Disney and Universal. For trips of this length, consider the pros and cons of switching hotels. When time is short, the onsite benefit of early theme park access can help maximize fun. Staying onsite also offers complimentary transportation to each park for added convenience. However, packing up and checking into a new hotel takes time and can be inconvenient on shorter trips. Does the convenience of early entry outweigh the hassle of moving hotels?

A combined Disney World and Universal Orlando vacation is a big investment—in time, money, and the relationships that matter most. Don’t risk disappointment! When you book through Build A Better Mouse Trip, our expert planning services are free. You'll gain a trusted partner who knows the hotels, restaurants, parks, and latest updates at both destinations—helping you plan a seamless, stress-free trip filled with cherished memories.

Longer Disney & Universal Trips: 7 Days or More

With 4 theme parks at Disney World and 3 at Universal Orlando, you'll need 7 park days just to visit each one once! I wish everyone planning a combined Disney/Universal trip could take 9 days or more for a better resort vacation experience that balances activities, entertainment and relaxation.

You’ll have time to enjoy the highlights of both resorts, revisit favorite parks, or dedicate time exploring Disney Springs and Universal’s CityWalk. Don’t forget that the themed hotels are a delight with great pools and lots of fun stuff to do. This may sound crazy, but you might even want to kick back and relax a little :-)

Best For:

• Guests who want more days in the theme parks.

• Travelers who want to explore both resorts at a more relaxed pace.

• Those wanting time for water parks, resort activities, and other experiences.

Thinking Point: Switching Hotels - Switching hotels can make sense on longer trips as you can fully enjoy early theme park access, the resort’s proximity to the parks for mid-day breaks, and complimentary transportation. Splitting your stay may provide comfort and convenience that outweighs the hassle of checking out and into another hotel.

Important considerations for longer Disney & Universal trips 

A 7-day (or longer) combined trip often feels like two back-to-back theme park vacations—two vacations is a dream come true! Just remember that you can never do it all; setting priorities is essential. Pace yourself so that you're having as much fun on your last day as on your first! Consider mixing full park days with half-days or mid-day breaks to keep the pace relaxed and enjoyable.

We’re pros at planning epic theme park vacations, but we also believe in the sacred art of putting your feet up—whether that’s by a Disney resort pool or a Universal lazy river. Our team knows how to balance the thrill of roller coasters with the joy of a perfectly timed snack break (trust us, churros and butterbeer make everything better). Let us help you plan a trip that combines the magic of Disney and the excitement of Universal with just enough downtime to keep everyone happy before heading back to the real world!

Short or Long—You Can't Go Wrong When You Use A Mouse Trip Travel Agent!

We want to help you have the most wonderful and memorable vacation possible. Providing good information along with simple tools will make all the difference in creating great memories filled with shared experiences instead of regrets about missed opportunities—That's why we're called Build A Better Mouse Trip.

Here’s How We Help You Have an amazing Vacation:

• Your Travel Agent: You’ll have one dedicated agent from start to finish who knows your name, priorities, travel style—and is committed to making your vacation exceptional.

• “Best Days” Vacation Planning: We assist you in selecting ideal parks for each day while helping with dining reservations and recommending ticket options tailored specifically for your trip.

• Saving Money: We monitor discounts and promotions—applying the best available offers while helping you avoid unnecessary upsells.

• We Are Fee-Free — We book directly through Disney and Universal without service fees—so you get all their benefits PLUS our services at no extra cost when booking qualifying vacation packages through us.

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With the grand opening of Epic Universe in May 2025, many guests may want to explore this new park more than once during their stay. Due to current ticketing requirements, here’s how you can plan for two visits to Epic Universe:

Ticket Strategy for Two Epic Universe Days

Universal requires a 3-day minimum ticket to visit Epic Universe, with one day specifically designated for the new park. To visit Epic Universe twice on your trip, you’ll need to purchase two separate 3-day tickets. While this approach will cost more than purchasing a longer single ticket, it is currently the only way to visit Epic Universe on more than one day. Here’s how it works:

• Ticket 1: A 3-Day / 3 Park (Plus Epic Universe), which includes Volcano Bay water park.

• Ticket 2: Another 3-Day Park-to-Park ticket for Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, and one Epic Universe day. You won’t need to include Volcano bay on this one.

Sample Itinerary

With a mix of both ticket types, you’ll have the flexibility to experience all Universal parks, with two days at Epic Universe. Here’s a sample itinerary for reference:

1. Day 1 (Ticket 1): Epic Universe

2. Day 2 (Ticket 1): Universal Studios Florida

3. Day 3 (Ticket 1): Volcano Bay

4. Day 4 (Ticket 2): Islands of Adventure

5. Day 5 (Ticket 2): Epic Universe

6. Day 6 (Ticket 1): Revisit favorites at Universal Studios & Islands of Adventure (with Park-to-Park for Hogwarts Express)

Additional Tips for Success:

• Mark Your Tickets: Since you’ll be managing two separate tickets, clearly label them to avoid confusion on park days.

• Plan for Flexibility: Universal tickets offer a use window of ticket length + 3 days, so you have flexibility in scheduling your days within this period.

With this approach, you can fully explore Epic Universe twice, enjoy Universal’s other attractions, and maximize your trip! Our agents are here ready to help make the process easy and seamless.