Is Universal Studios Resort actually “The Dark Side”?

[PulsarIII]

Glad others see the humor with this subject.

Well as for the “darkside” my spellcheck doesn’t like it and I only saw the movies.

Thought about bring up SeaWorld (think movie), but going from a WDW vacation to SW never seemed to be as much of a big no no as sneaking off to US.

As for Busch Gardens, since both parks are outside the central Florida theme park mecca; let’s leave them out of it.

G’day
III

 

[Chuckers]

Glad others see the humor with this subject.


As for Busch Gardens, since both parks are outside the central Florida theme park mecca; let’s leave them out of it.

G’day
III

While I haven't been to Busch Gardens Tampa in years, and am going this trip, I am still mad that they removed Gwazi...

 

[agavegirl1]

My last trip I did: 9 days WDW, 6 days US/IOA, 2 days Sea World, 1 Day Busch Gardens. I am obsessed with "themed entertainment" and DH loves Roller Coasters. There really is not Darkside. It is just an affectionate name for US Parks used on this WDW centric board. For many years, a lot of WDW visitors didn't venture down the road to Universal. Now, it has become more common for Orlando guests to visit both parks.

 

[Sparkly]

While I haven't been to Busch Gardens Tampa in years, and am going this trip, I am still mad that they removed Gwazi...

Gwazi was my first big rollercoaster, I screamed all the way round and loved it!

 

[johde]

I feel sorry for Seaworld

Technically Busch Gardens Tampa was known as The Dark Continent and Busch Gardens Williamsburg was The Old Country. Much bigger than just a Dark Side.