how many days?

[esttea]

How many days do you need in universal? My kids do not go on thrill rides!!!!

 

[Go Vols]

How many days do you need in universal? My kids do not go on thrill rides!!!!

Thrill rides make up a good portion of the rides at Universal.

The time needed really depends on time of year and whether you are staying on property or not. Staying on property allows access to express pass which drastically reduces wait times in the busy season.

 

[HM]

How old are your kids?

We waited to take ours, and went the first time when they were 10 and 12. I was really glad we did. They liked it even better when they hit 18. They've never stayed onsite, we've gone to the parks from offsite and three days worked well each time.

I am now planning an onsite trip with three day (maybe four day tickets) for the end of the year.

 

[schumigirl]

Depends on your definition of thrill rides.

Hulk, Duelling Dragons, RRR are to me the only big coasters.

There are loads of well themed rides that are not big thrills, but unmissable all the same.

Jurassic Park River Adventure, The Mummy, Dr Doom, Despicable Me, Spider-Man, MIB.......and others of course. Harry Potter of course too.

Then there are shows like the Horror Make up Show which is very funny and not to be missed.

Also both parks have amazing themeing that you should enjoy......and the Talking Fountain is a true highlight.......I could spend hours there just watching people's reactions........very funny.

Have a look at the Universal Orlando website and see what sorts of things your family would enjoy.

Both parks deserved to be enjoyed properly without just rushing through them, they are both a lot of fun.

3 full days minimum, even if you opt to stay onsite which would be ideal as then you could enjoy some resort time too