Universal Orlando Resort has introduced a new limited-time ticket offer giving visitors three days of access to all three of its major theme parks, including the recently opened Universal Epic Universe.
Available for purchase from September 3, the “3-Day One Day Per Park Promo Ticket” starts at $105.43 per day including tax, or $99 per day before tax. The promotion is available to residents of the United States and Canada and is designed for travelers planning a multi-day Universal Orlando visit.
The base version of the ticket provides one day of admission to each of the resort’s three parks: Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure and Universal Epic Universe. Guests can also upgrade to a park-to-park version, which allows them to move between Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure during two of the three days before spending one dedicated day at Epic Universe.
The park-to-park option also includes access to the Hogwarts Express, which connects Hogsmeade in Islands of Adventure with Diagon Alley in Universal Studios Florida. Across the three parks, guests can experience attractions including Illumination’s Minion Land, Jurassic World VelociCoaster and Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment.
The three admission days must be used within a seven-day period, giving visitors some flexibility to add rest days or other activities during a longer Orlando vacation.
Universal is also allowing the ticket to be combined with several existing hotel and vacation package promotions. Travelers booking stays of five nights or longer at selected Universal hotels this fall and winter can save up to 30%, while qualifying vacation packages combining a park-to-park ticket with a hotel stay of at least two nights can provide savings of up to $300.
Guests staying at Universal Orlando hotels also receive additional benefits, including Early Park Admission and complimentary transportation between their hotel, the theme parks and Universal CityWalk.
The offer arrives as Universal continues integrating Epic Universe into the wider resort experience. Rather than treating the new park as a separate add-on, the three-day ticket positions it alongside Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure as part of a single multi-park vacation.
For visitors, the promotion creates a relatively straightforward way to experience all three parks without purchasing separate admission products. For Universal, it also encourages longer stays and gives travelers an incentive to combine theme park tickets with its growing hotel portfolio.
With Epic Universe now part of the standard three-park itinerary, Universal Orlando is increasingly presenting itself as a destination capable of filling several full vacation days rather than simply competing for one or two days within a broader Orlando trip.
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