Going in the beginning of March...

[AJKMOM]

I have not been to Universal Studios before, and wanted some opinions about going to both parks during the first or second week of March. I will be traveling with my autistic son, and wondered if anyone knew if there is a "Guest Assistance Card" thing like at WDW. Is it worth it to get their version of front-of-the-line, since we are staying at Disney?

Does anyone know how "handicapped friendly" they are to disabilites that are invisible?

Thanks.

 

[AJKMOM]

Bump in hopes of getting any replies!

 

[Metro West]

Glad you saw my reply on the other board.

There is a GAC at Universal but it's a little different than Disney. At Universal, you are given a time to return and then the whole party goes through the Express line together.

Just go to Guest Services...tell them what you need and they will take care of you.

 

[phamton]

They do have a Guest Asistance Pass. There are a number of different kinds to help make your day easier. You just need to talk to them at Guest Services and explain your needs and they will give you one that best addresses those needs. Some have return times like the Fastpass at Disney and others use the baby swap for a quiet place to wait and another pass that puts you in the express line. They will customize the pass to best help you and your child.