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It is perfectly possible to spend a full day at Universal Studios Florida and see everything. This is especially true if you are staying in one of the on-site hotels, which will give you preferred access to virtually all the rides and attractions. It is also true if you have heeded the advice in Chapter One and arrived during one of the less hectic times of year. I also recommend a slower touring pace, which multi-day ticket options, including the Orlando FlexTicket, make possible.
If circumstances or perversity have led you to ignore this sage advice, you will have to plan carefully and perhaps purchase a Universal Express Plus pass (see Chapter One: Planning Your Escape) to ensure seeing as much of the park as possible in a one-day time span. At the very least, you will be able to see enough to feel satisfied. Not everyone, after all, will be equally interested in all of the attractions, and missing a few won’t break anyone’s heart. Even at less busy times, you might want to consider following some of the strategies set forth in this section. Lines for more popular rides can grow long enough to make the wait seem tedious even in slack periods.
A little later, I will give you a blow-by-blow description of every attraction, eatery, and shop in the park. Here, I will provide an overview, some general guidance, and a step-by-step plan for seeing the park during busier periods.
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