TNA Wrestling at Universal

[sugarcup]

Very 'undisney' I know, but here i am again with another question. We leave in 3 days for the first time and my son aged 8 is a big wrestling fan. I see that there is wrestling on 2 nights while we are there so we feel we should take him. anyone been? It seems to be free once you are in universal, it recommends you turn up 1 hour before doors open adn then there's another hour before it starts. Do we need to get there an hour early? If we dont, might we not get in, is it really that popular?
Thanks everyone

 

[scottishgirl87]

You might be better asking this over on the Universal forum! I asked a few questions about TNA recently over there and got some answers

It is included in your Universal ticket and from what I gather if it's really busy sometimes you're best turning up 2 hours before!

We're planning to go ourselves in May but tbh information seems a bit limited

Hopefully someone who has done it will come along and be able to help

 

[Pegasus928]

Hi

We did this last Feb but, unlike yourself, we didn't know anything about it before hand.
We were walking out of US at the end of the day and there was a CM with a big arrow directing those interested to the relevant studio. DS insisted we go, and it was half empty when we got there so we had no trouble finding seats.
They serve drinks inside the studio, but you aren't allowed to take them with you when you leave so bear that in mind.
We stayed for less than an hour, but at least he got to say he had been

 

[Jordanblackpool]

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2405304

I went to TNA in Feb, theres a small review on there.

I would really reccomend going to it the only points I would make to you are:-

a) Get in through Universal, dont que at the blue man group *** you will end up either standing up or in bad seats

b) with a young child, dont expect to stay there all night, the shows are quite long and even I was shattered after it finished, it did finish quite late.

But i would recomend deffinatley doing it, we had a ball and the atmosphere is really good in there and the best part is its free! if you have any other questions fire away!

 

[Shazzie B]

MY DS (then 14) went in and watched-totally loved it. I let him go in on his own; after checking with staff member who was on 'queue duty' this was OK - he advised it was a 'fun' atmostphere and quite OK to do so (appreciate 8 is too young to do this though). Neither me DD or DH were a bit interested we stayed in park for a bit and then met him in City Walk a couple of hours later- which suited us all as he didn't want to 'shop' He went in from the park-as recommended, but exited into Citywalk area - you can leave when you're ready to. We went in August and it seemed quite busy - every-one who was queing from inside park got in when doors opened an hour before the show.

 

[sugarcup]

thats brilliant, thanks

 

[stephensmum]

MY DS (then 14) went in and watched-totally loved it. I let him go in on his own; after checking with staff member who was on 'queue duty' this was OK - he advised it was a 'fun' atmostphere and quite OK to do so (appreciate 8 is too young to do this though). Neither me DD or DH were a bit interested we stayed in park for a bit and then met him in City Walk a couple of hours later- which suited us all as he didn't want to 'shop' He went in from the park-as recommended, but exited into Citywalk area - you can leave when you're ready to. We went in August and it seemed quite busy - every-one who was queing from inside park got in when doors opened an hour before the show.

Hi, thought it was you, just checked my pm's, as you offered to share your photopass with me last year. My sharer let me down & it was too late to get back to you. It's a pity as my ds12 loves wrestling & he could have kept your DS company. Hope you had a great time.