Universal Orlando Introduces Dining-Inclusive Vacation Packages with Up To $1000 Dining Credit

networkpro

networkpro

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I can think of only 3 places that we like to eat right now at Universal: Toothsome, Minions, and Mythos. The rest are just places to stave off starvation.
 
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DarkMetroid567

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My big issue with these packages is that 4 nights is an astronomically long time to stay at Universal. But I think I’m still not the target audience for these packages anyways.
 
bwr827

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DarkMetroid567 said:
My big issue with these packages is that 4 nights is an astronomically long time to stay at Universal. But I think I’m still not the target audience for these packages anyways.
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We’re staying 6 nights there in December. But 1-3* of those days will just be to chill and relax.

*pool weather depending
 
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DarkMetroid567

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bwr827 said:
We’re staying 6 nights there in December. But 1-3* of those days will just be to chill and relax.

*pool weather depending
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The relax days make a lot of sense. I haven’t stayed at a Universal resort yet (that’ll change next year) but things look really nice. That being said the park ticket inclusions always make the cost analysis weird for me, I tap out of the UOR parks after 2 days.
 
bwr827

bwr827

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DarkMetroid567 said:
The relax days make a lot of sense. I haven’t stayed at a Universal resort yet (that’ll change next year) but things look really nice. That being said the park ticket inclusions always make the cost analysis weird for me, I tap out of the UOR parks after 2 days.
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We would happily do multiple days — just rope drop Hagrid’s, do both Potter areas, and head back to the hotel for a long break. Grab dinner later at Citywalk, then pop back into the parks for a few more rides in the evening.
 
WDWFREAK53

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DarkMetroid567 said:
The relax days make a lot of sense. I haven’t stayed at a Universal resort yet (that’ll change next year) but things look really nice. That being said the park ticket inclusions always make the cost analysis weird for me, I tap out of the UOR parks after 2 days.
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Volcano Bay is worth it. I'm not a big "waterpark guy" but my kids absolutely love VB and IMO it's the best waterpark in Orlando.
 
Weather_Lady

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networkpro said:
I can think of only 3 places that we like to eat right now at Universal: Toothsome, Minions, and Mythos. The rest are just places to stave off starvation.
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FWIW, have you been to Strong Water Tavern (Sapphire Falls Resort, an easy boat ride or few minutes' walk from Citywalk)? It's the best food we've ever had on-property: just don't be fooled by the "small plates" description. Some of their dishes are enough to comprise a generously-portioned entree all by themselves.
 
networkpro

networkpro

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Weather_Lady said:
FWIW, have you been to Strong Water Tavern (Sapphire Falls Resort, an easy boat ride or few minutes' walk from Citywalk)? It's the best food we've ever had on-property: just don't be fooled by the "small plates" description. Some of their dishes are enough to comprise a generously-portioned entree all by themselves.
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Not yet, the description was a bit off-putting.
 
Minnesota disney fan

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Weather_Lady said:
FWIW, have you been to Strong Water Tavern (Sapphire Falls Resort, an easy boat ride or few minutes' walk from Citywalk)? It's the best food we've ever had on-property: just don't be fooled by the "small plates" description. Some of their dishes are enough to comprise a generously-portioned entree all by themselves.
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I have not tried their food, but we will give it a try this November! Thanks for the review.
 

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