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I was just wondering how often Surfside and Dockside share shuttles and how often they are separate bus routes?

I wasn't 100% where this fit best, but with Universal aiming to be a week long destination for most visitors with the addition of epic universe, do you think they plan to add villas with full kitchens at some point in the future? The ever increasing popularity of dvc suggests there is demand in...

Not sure where to put this, Does anyone know where this is playing? Is it just in the music plaza stage?

A shockingly high number of people who buy DVC are people who have never heard of it and are first-timers (or first few visits) - people make big decisions 'in the magic'.

The Special Effects Show is going to be back this summer. I wonder what the effect is on the Fast & Furious rumour.

Is there any chance that Grichmas would get a new permanent theatre that could be used for an alternative, seuss-based performance during the rest of the year? The Grinchmas show is always really popular so there is seemingly a market for that sort of show. I know that there are already so many...

Universal Studios Japan - in the Minions area

The interesting thing with the Sky Flys is the fact that they are flat rides. If these go well for Universal, it could mean that they add more flat rides in the future - at the moment there is a dumbo style ride, a carousel, a teacups, a balloon ride and a Zamperla Demolition Derby and that is...

If you’re looking for a webpage, on the Universal Orlando website there is a hotel comparison page. If you go the accommodations tab it says about in room facilities: Universal Orlando In terms of having a fridge, it says that all onsite hotel rooms have fridges no matter which hotel.

That could work. When I went to the one in the UK it was a great experience but the food wasn’t amazing. The franchise is licensed out by Mack Rides and they have worked with Universal so it could happen. They are developing another food concept which is launching this year called Eatrenalin...

I think it’s way too close for a hotel and I think that that isn’t what we need in Orlando in terms of a entrance redesign. A hotel would only make things tighter not more spacious.

I definitely think there is demand for Universal to build more shops and restaurants in CityWalk - its space that has held them back. they could do a lot with the small, amount of space they will gain off of Blur Man Group

If it became production/park space, another restaurant could likely fit in front to join Hard rock and Toothsome’s. I think I would like to see that more then anything else.

I would love to hear about it. No one has mentioned it so I presume it hasn’t happened.

In the short term I definitely think this is what they will do. Cheap investment and allows them to say they have something new for 2022\2023. I think that could happen - it would fit with Despicable me for an illumination mini-land. I certainly wouldn’t mind if it did.

I know there was a very brief period a few year back when Dolphin Tours ran a franchise of City Sightseeing and they used double decker buses but I do not think it lasted very long. I would presume that there would be a range of buses from the new resort with six routes: City Walk Bus Loop to...

Is there any word of when Portifino will open as it is currently the only Universal hotel which is not open ( except for Dockside but they have never officially opened)

The Island H2O Live water park at the Margaritaville resort are apparently planning on reopening on memorial day. It is discussed more in this thread. Margaritaville Resort & Island H20 Live Water Park

It's exciting to see another park reopening, out of the Disney and Universal parks I think that Japan will be next before the US parks

Not to my knowledge. I know that Europa Park in Germany is reopening on 29th May but their indoor water park Rulantica is staying shut. They are also reopening their hotels but are keeping the pools shut.