IOA or US for young adults?

[kissmemrsunshine]

We are going to orlando for 2 nights in the middle of March.
There will be 2 guests 50 years old, and 3 guests 20 years old.

Our trip is going to be pretty short so we are probably going to buy a one day base ticket for orlando studios.
Which park is more suitable for our ages?
We would love to see the WWoHP, but if there is not much else there for young adults & adults we would rather go to universal studios.

If we were to buy a one day ticket with the park-hopper option, is it possible to see both parks in one day?

Also, is citywalk a go-to for 20 year olds for nightlife?
We have read that some nightclubs are 21+, and we arn't sure if it would be worth stopping by.

Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!!

 

[Metro West]

If you're only concerned about doing the highlights and not every attraction, you can do both parks in a single day. IOA is probably geared more for young adults because of the more thrilling rides offered but both parks are a lot of fun.

CityWalk clubs are 21 and over except for thegroove on certain nights when they have teen nights.

 

[the Dark Marauder]

Rising Star is 18+ on Thursdays.

 

[IdesOmarch]

You would want to do Islands of Adventure for HPotter. And yes, it is almost all ideal for young adults, and old ones. It is geared more for young adults than Disney is IMO which is a little more geared for younger kids. (Even though Universal does have things for small kids).

Most of the main attractions at IOA are geared for young adults.

HP rides Forbidden Journey and Dragon Challenge (HP area has 1 ride for smaller kids)

Jurassic Park River ADventure Boat ride (not to be missed, for adults)

Spiderman (not to be missed)

Hulk Coaster

Dudley Do rights Falls (log ride)

 

[patster734]

Margaritaville doesn't have an age requirement.