What airline are you flying? I know Frontier has lower rates. We are looking at $250/person round trip which is pretty darn good.I think I’m going to just give up and use that $75 towards my potential trip to Orlando next year for the 50th Anniversary. $75 already pays for a one way flight to MCO.
I gotta believe the next time they extend dates it will be closer to $100/ticket.View attachment 537184
Due to popular demand its been extended 2 weeks. Probably all part of the plan get the demand up by only having 3 weeks available and then boom release 2 more weeks. The permit does go until June so curious how far they might extend it for this initial push .
$48 with photo ops and 5 tastings and free parking. Uni just just lol'd at Disney with this price.Tickets on sale NOW! No queue needed.
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Universal Studios Hollywood - Los Angeles, California - Official Site
Welcome to Universal Studios Hollywood! Learn more about our incredible theme park attractions in California such as The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ and much more!www.universalstudioshollywood.com
"Taste of Universal"? subtle jab there at Knott's. Is there really enough interest in a Universal type festival?>>Universal Studios Hollywood announced that it will open its gates for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began in March 2020 with Taste of Universal.
The outdoor dining and shopping experience is the first step in the theme park’s re-opening plan and includes access to specific themed lands from noon-7 p.m. on select Fridays-Sundays beginning Friday, March 12. Guests will get a first look at the new “The Secret Life of Pets: Off the Leash” attraction shop and pet store; the all-new “Despicable Me Minion Mayhem” Minion Cafe; Hogsmeade Village inside “The Wizarding World of Harry Potter” and “The Simpsons’ Springfield, U.S.A.”
Tickets are $44-$49 for adults and $25 for children ages 3-9 at universalstudioshollywood.com. The ticket includes a choice of five menu items (three for children) from a large menu featuring appetizers, entrees, beverages, desserts and vegan and vegetarian options. Additional items can be purchased a la carte. In total, there are 70 culinary options, 30 of which are new to the theme park.
Some of the offerings include Krusty Burgers, Lard Lad Donuts and Suds McDuff’s Hot Dogs from “The Simpsons’ Springfield, U.S.A.” and treats from Honeydukes and fish and chips from Three Broomsticks inside “The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.”
The Hollywood & Dine section will feature queso street tacos, loaded nachos and elote corn on the cob with lime crema from Cocina Mexicana, hot chicken sandwiches, clam chowder in a sourdough bowl, pizza, brisket sliders with caramelized onions, Korean hot dogs and mini funnel cakes. The City Snack Shop will have giant pretzels, spicy pomegranate glazed turkey legs and the all-new Crepewich with sweet and savory options.
Taste of Universal will also be the debut of the Minion Cafe which will include grilled cheese sandwiches with meatballs, chicken and bacon mac and cheese and Nutella banana pudding.
There will also be photo ops throughout the event and characters from various franchises like “Trolls,” “Despicable Me” and “Kung Fu Panda” will be on-site for socially distanced meet-and-greets.<<
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Universal Studios Hollywood will reopen for its Taste of Universal
The outdoor dining and shopping experience inside the theme park will begin Friday, March 12.www.ocregister.com
So who here bought tickets to this thing?
It took me a total of 4 hoursWell, I clicked on the link above, just to see what is going on.
I got into a queue about a half hour ago. At 9 AM, it changed, I am now officially in line, with over an hour wait.
What date did you get?It took me a total of 4 hours
Aprill 11thWhat date did you get?
For all days?Just saw that the queue closed and the event is now sold out.
For all days?
My goodness... TDA must be on cloud nine. They can charge theme park level entry prices without even having to operate one of the most costly aspects of a theme park! No shows, no rides.. nothin’! Hallelujah. Can’t even imagine the demand (and prices) for when they actually open.
Yep. They could have set the price for this at $200 and it still would have sold out.I had no doubt this was going to sell out at $75 bucks. @raven24 was right. Disney could easily have charged more (or gouged more depending on your perspective). They still would be swimming in the pent-up demand.
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