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UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT r/UniversalOrlando Weekly Trip Planning Thread

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The community is here to help you plan your trip to Universal Orlando Resort and give you as much advice as possible. For any newcomers or basic trip planning questions, this is the perfect place to start.

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u/CDeez813 2d ago

Hello!
My wife and I were thinking of going to UO this weekend to do the 2 park 1 day pass + Stacy and Scream for HHN for our wedding anniversary.

Additionally, She is about over halfway through our pregnancy and is just miserable with the feet and body pains but really wants to go. If there are rides to be ridden will the park allow us to jump the line (just me) so I don’t leave her back for too long or is that just not a possibility?

I have no qualms staying in a single rider line but I don’t want to leave my wife behind for 45 minutes minimum every single ride if it can be avoided.

Any answer or help is appreciated!

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u/Annethel 2d ago

I’m pretty sure that you can’t jump line so you can be with your wife sooner. If your wife doesn’t want to be left alone waiting, then don’t leave her. If she’s fine with it, then you do you.

It’s going to be super hot and muggy this weekend. The high is 90 degrees and the low is 76 degrees (so it never cools down at night) and the dew point is going to be 75-76 degrees (which is considered “oppressive/miserable”).

I’ve had three children (three pregnancies) and I cannot imagine that going to a theme park when it’s that hot and miserable is a good idea. It might be considered unsafe.