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2. Is there a free part of Universal Orlando? Yes, and here’s ...

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   Mini golf starts at $19.99 for kids ages 3 to 9 and $21.99 for guests ages 10 and up, with discounts available for military service members, seniors, AAA members and Universal Orlando Annual ...

3. Universal Express Pass - Wikipedia

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   Guests at three of Universal Orlando's on-site resorts — the Hard Rock Hotel, the Royal Pacific Resort, and the Portofino Bay Hotel — get complimentary unlimited use of the faster lines during their stay. Guests who hold Universal Orlando's Premier Annual Pass can use it once per day on every participating ride after 4 pm. [4]

4. Universal Orlando - Wikipedia

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   Universal Orlando Resort, often shortened to Universal Orlando, is a 1,291-acre (522 ha) theme park and entertainment resort complex located in Orlando, Florida.It is the flagship theme park destination of Universal Destinations and Experiences.

5. List of properties at Universal Destinations & Experiences

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   NBCUniversal's Universal Destinations & Experiences contain rides, attractions, shopping, dining, and additional experiences based on a wide variety of media franchises. The following tables list almost every self-owned and third-party/external franchise that appear within them:

6. I spent $100 a night at Universal Orlando's Aventura Hotel ...

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   I booked a 314-square-foot room at the prime-value resort for $100 a night. It had two queen-sized beds and gorgeous views of the theme parks.

7. United Parks & Resorts - Wikipedia

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   In 1999, close to 200 acres of rural land was purchased by Busch Gardens Tampa so that animals could be relocated during construction of a new hotel, which ended up never being built. [13] In early 2001, the company sold the Aurora SeaWorld to Six Flags, while the first reservations-only park, Discovery Cove, opened next to Orlando SeaWorld. [6]