The best time ever 3 days at Universal Florida even during Florida rains my family enjoyed it. We went back all 3 days and even riding the same rides every day was a new exciting experience. I would suggest buying the express pass to be able to ride every ride without the long constraints of many other guests in line. Myself having a broken foot found the twist and turns and stair cases of the entry and exit lines made it more difficult for my physical disability without any concern for inability to stand and difficulty maneuvering the ins and outs, ups and downs, left and right and circles of the maze of entry (the park does supply elevators for wheelchairs but wouldn’t allow me in a foot brace to ride it) although for a extra FEE I could have rented a wheelchair from them and been allowed to access the handicap elevator! (I did read online there was disability access to rides but I asked at customer relations and they said all they had was wheelchairs to rent! But I could wait in the hour long line to ask someone else?) I also found if everyone in your party claimed to be a single rider you didn’t have to pay for express pass, the line moved as fast and most every time you still ride with your party at the entrance and you bypassed the regular group line wait time. Also the guests do not listen to the hard to hear speakers from the employees giving direction. (Mostly to use all available space! Since Covid* no one wants to get that close to others!) March 2-8 while we were there many rides went down and left us stranded on them. Some of the rides also closed on us after waiting in line for hours. (Loss of Time in a park that closed Earlier than normal mattered!) The park itself was largely under construction and boarded up (supposedly for new coming entertainment). Characters from the park no longer walk around and mingle with guests but they do have set spots for 15 minutes at a time to come out and take pictures by park photographers to purchase 🤪. They didn’t seem to be happy to take individual guest photos but insisted on Family snapshots with the characters. Lastly was the price of snacks/food In Florida itself was excessive so the cost in the park same. Buying the $20.00 drink cup was great except you could only fill it every timed limit and had to rebuy the cup if you had more then one day park entry! And if your going on rides that required a locker before you rode, is NOT park drinking cup accessible so in order to stow the cup you had to empty it or throw it away so you waisted the purchase. Be prepared, there is more to buy than to do. All rides exit into shops selling souvenir’s. Also parking- handicap placard’s are preferred and must mention it before they charge parking (as to be identified) they were not so kind to me with a handicap plate. (They couldn’t see it!) sadly I parked further away from the entrance to the park in handicap parking then I would have regular pkg. Side note: I didn’t realize it was a thing, but multiple guests wore ankle monitors. No one seemed to care but Sneeze inside the park and everyone looks scared. People with Allergies beware. I didn’t notice sanitizing prevention anywhere.