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Universal CityWalk is a 30-acre open-air district of dining, shopping and entertainment at the heart of Universal Orlando Resort. You can walk in without a theme park ticket, so it suits park guests looking for dinner as well as locals and visitors out for a night of food, mini-golf, a movie or live music.
Page mentions: KitchenVisit info →Congo River Golf on International Drive is an 18-hole miniature golf course with an African jungle theme, a few minutes' drive from Universal Orlando. It suits families, couples and visitors of all ages looking for an easy hour or so of play, day or night.
Visit info →Hollywood Drive-In Golf is a miniature golf venue inside Universal CityWalk Orlando with two 18-hole courses themed to 1950s horror and science fiction films. The courses are family friendly and built to be silly, so it suits players of all ages looking for an easy hour or two of fun.
Visit info →Enclave Suites by Sky Hotels & Resorts is an all-suite hotel on Carrier Drive in Orlando's Universal area, about 1.6 miles from Universal Orlando Resort. With kitchenettes, multiple pools and plenty for kids to do, it suits families who want room to spread out between theme park days.
Page mentions: KitchenSee pricesUniversal Cabana Bay Beach Resort is a hotel inside the Universal Orlando area, within walking distance of the theme parks and CityWalk. With family suites that sleep up to six, two big pools and a bowling alley in the lobby, it suits families and groups planning a few days at the parks.
Pirate's Dinner Adventure is a dinner show near Universal Studios, staged on a replica 18th-century Spanish galleon in a 300,000-gallon indoor lagoon. You eat a three-course dinner while pirates fight, fly and fire cannons around you. It is built for families, date nights and celebrations.
Visit info →Epic Universe is the fourth theme park at Universal Orlando Resort, opened on May 22, 2025, with five themed worlds reached from a central hub. It suits a wide range of visitors, from coaster fans to families with younger kids, who will find Isle of Berk the most family-oriented land.
Visit info →Universal Islands of Adventure is a theme park in Orlando, part of Universal Orlando Resort, split into eight themed islands built mostly around film, TV, comic and book properties. It suits thrill seekers and fans who want to step into favorite stories, and it also has a long list of family-friendly attractions.
Visit info →Universal's Great Movie Escape is a pair of escape-room style adventures at Universal CityWalk, themed on Jurassic World and Back to the Future. One guide recommends it as a date-night outing for couples, and difficulty and group size can be adjusted to fit your party.
Visit info →Hard Rock Hotel is one of Universal Orlando Resort's on-property hotels, run by Loews and styled after California missions with rock-music memorabilia throughout. It's an upscale, family-friendly base within walking distance of both Universal parks and CityWalk. Theme park benefits make it a strong pick for people who plan to spend their days riding.
See pricesOrlando International Drive North Hotel is a 192-room, family-friendly hotel on International Drive North, a short drive from Universal Studios and Universal CityWalk. It suits families and theme park visitors who want a year-round pool, included breakfast and a shuttle to the parks.
See pricesUniversal Aventura Hotel is a 600-room hotel inside Universal Orlando Resort, with a glass tower and a sleek, minimal look that sets it apart from the more heavily themed Universal hotels. Universal's own guide says it suits families, couples and budget-minded groups who want a stylish place to relax between park days.
See pricesLoews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando is a bayfront resort on Universal's grounds, built to look like the Italian seaside town of Portofino. It's family-friendly and also suits business and leisure travellers who want to stay close to the parks.
See pricesUniversal Terra Luna Resort is a 750-room hotel next to Universal Epic Universe in Orlando, part of the Universal Orlando Resort lodging. It suits families who want rooms that sleep four, a big pool and free shuttles to the theme parks.
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