Thinking about a visit to Universal Studios Hollywood in California? Now you can spend a second day at the park this year at no extra charge.
Universal is offering a second day free with the purchase of a one-day theme park ticket. And our partner has that deal for you, starting at just $99.99 a ticket. Just look for the "Buy a Day, Get a Day! 2-Day General Admission" offer on their page.
Universal Studios Hollywood is the only place in the United States right now where you can visit Super Nintendo World and ride the Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge augmented reality dark ride. The park also is celebrating its 60th anniversary this summer, with the return of the Earthquake encounter on the Studio Tour, along with the opportunity to step off the tram on the Universal blacklot for some classic Hollywood photo ops.
This deal will be available only through October 9, and there are no blockout dates on the initial visit. Blockout dates may apply on your second visit, and both visits must be completed by December 18. You do not have to visit on consecutive dates.
Again, you can find the deal at our partner's Universal Studios Hollywood tickets page.
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I’m in Florida right now, but the USH app shows Waterworld running at 8pm tonight.
The bummer is that they're charging you the variable price for the first ticket. So, if you want to go on a weekend this summer ... you're paying $159. That's $20 less than getting a SoCal pass -- which is to say, not a very good deal.
After having a pass last year I think I'm good on USH until Hollywood Drift opens, but for those who haven't visited in a while this is a pretty good offer. Getting two days for the price of one does make the ticket price a little more palatable, as even with the newest additions I still consider them the most overpriced park in the country.
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I can't make myself go until Waterworld returns so it's worth going, especially for the kids. Any word when this will or will not return?!