I didn't do a whole lot this trip (I'm a tall guy with big shoulders ... barely fit on many of the rides my last trip to Universal in 2015 ... the extra 30 I put on during Covid made fitting on most of the new rides pretty tough. On our last trip, the newest rides were Gringott's, Transformers and Minion Mayhem (which soft opened our last day there). Since our last trip, Hagrid's, Velocicoaster, Kong, Fast & Furious, Jimmy Fallon, Bourne Stunt Spectacular were all added. Mummy and Poseidon's Fury apparently had some significant work done.
Yes, the Starbucks was just an elevator away!
thanks! Haven't been to UO in ages and just starting to research again.
Also worth mentioning that whilst it says the breakfast credit is for Trattoria al Porto we were told that we could also use it ($68 per day between the two of us) at Starbucks or towards room service. That would be a lot of Starbucks…
They have a huge parking garage. Not sure it would be big enough for a trailer though (and they might charge you for two spots). Not sure if you're driving your own vehicle or what your car needs are while you're there, but the parking cost and car rental costs could be huge ... you might want to look into scheduling a car (or, depending on your needs, a transit connect or similar large van) on your transfer days. We did that for our recent trip and it was really reasonable. The cost of our limo and ubers when we needed them was far less than rental cars and parking for us.
Once a year you get a $200 statement credit on a vacation booked through AMEX Fine Resorts and Hotels. The dinner credit is automatically applied once you eat dinner at the resort. As a pp said, Bice is excluded. Mama Della's imo is better food and is included.
Thank you for the response. We are flying but meeting up with family members that are local and will have a car. Over the course of the vacation we are switching hotels three times so that was the reason for the idea of using a small trailer. We have decided to book a car service to pick us up at the airport and to move us between hotels. Not a bad price, no extra parking fee and probably much less overall hassle.
We've been going to Orlando on vacation nearly yearly since 2004 .... I used to be hardcore "rent a car and stay offsite". Between the rise in those costs, the extra parking charges and the increase availability of car services and ride share services, we haven't rented a car in a few years and It's been both more convenient and less money. Of course it helps when your kids are out of car seats and you don't need strollers any more, it's a whole lot easier. Hope it works out for you !
There was a multi-page room service menu in our room.
Yes they did when we were there last month.
