Universal Orlando Resort has launched a new ticket that lets Florida residents visit Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure as many times as they want through mid-December. The “2-Park Unlimited Days Florida Resident Ticket” went on sale today for $199 plus tax. It covers unlimited admission to both parks now through December 16.
Florida Residents: 2-Park Unlimited Ticket Offers Access to Universal Parks
IN THIS ARTICLE:
- Universal’s new $199 unlimited-visit ticket for Florida residents
- Park-to-park access, including a ride on the Hogwarts Express
- Discounted hotel rates also available for Florida residents
With the new 2-Park Unlimited Days Florida Resident Ticket, Florida residents can visit Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure on any day between now and December 16th. The ticket includes park-to-park access, allowing guests to move freely between both parks on the same day. This includes a ride on the popular Hogwarts Express between Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade.
That gives ticket holders access to more than 60 attractions and experiences across both parks, including The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Jurassic World VelociCoaster. The ticket is not sold at the front gate and must be purchased in advance.
The ticket also covers seasonal events that are already included with regular park admission. That means Universal’s destination-wide Holidays celebration, which begins November 14th, is included at no extra cost. The Holidays lineup features Christmas in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Universal’s Holiday Parade featuring Macy’s, and the Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular.
Hotel Discounts Also Available
Florida residents booking a stay near the parks can also save up to 25% on rooms at participating Universal Orlando hotels.
Staying on-site comes with additional perks, including early park admission. Universal positions its on-site hotels as the most convenient way to enjoy the theme park experience.
Universal has leaned into Florida resident and multi-day ticket offers throughout 2026. A weeklong ticket promotion introduced in February offered guests six or seven days of park-to-park access. That ticket included Epic Universe and Volcano Bay too, all for the price of a five-day ticket.
This new $199 ticket takes a different approach, trading access to Epic Universe and Volcano Bay for unlimited repeat visits to just Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure across an extended window through December.
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