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Energetic attraction at Universal Orlando featuring a variety of restaurants, shops & family shows.
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Reviews — 8
Amazing, just like an outdoor mall. Complete with tons of things to do, restaurants, and snack places. Very well made, and I like that it is the hub for the 2 theme parks. Free parking after 6pm, just so you know.
This place was a great visit. I mean, it's packed but so nice. Of course the price of eventful is marked up to get the most out of us tourists. I wish I planned more time to see everything. Great views and a nice place for family pictures. If you go after 6p the parking is free. If you have littler kids who get tired quickly, definitely bring their strollers.
Parking is 30 dollars but easy enter and exit
CityWalk itself is very small. Only few stores for shopping
Mainly restaurants and dessert places
The whole walk would take about 20-30 minutes around
If you want more shopping and walking, i recommend Disney Spring
This is basically just a small entrance to Universal Studio
Not worth the visit
CityWalk itself is very small. Only few stores for shopping
Mainly restaurants and dessert places
The whole walk would take about 20-30 minutes around
If you want more shopping and walking, i recommend Disney Spring
This is basically just a small entrance to Universal Studio
Not worth the visit
Plan to spend the entire day in each park to get the full experience without trying to rush through everything. This is truly a place for all ages! I enjoyed the kid friendly rides just as much as the rides for older folks. There's plenty of dining and shopping options, and the City Walk comes alive at night.
If you have to pick one, Disney Springs is way better. Universal has a smaller area to walk and fewer options to eat and hang out. If you have time, explore both. However you won't miss much.
The thing I loved the most was the universal earth rotating. Felt nostalgic seeing it since childhood. The voodoo donuts were good. We enjoyed those and walked along the path.
Parking was ample but $30 per car since the park entrance was through the city walk.
It was a good overall experience.
The thing I loved the most was the universal earth rotating. Felt nostalgic seeing it since childhood. The voodoo donuts were good. We enjoyed those and walked along the path.
Parking was ample but $30 per car since the park entrance was through the city walk.
It was a good overall experience.
It’s fun to walk around even if you don’t go into the park. You can walk in all the buildings and around the lake. Lots of fun nights at light and pretty at sunset. Lots of places to eat and free parking in the evening. Lots of live music. Very busy every day of the week but fun for adults or kids.
Highly recommended place for the entire family. It's free entry, and one can easily spend half or full day here. There are lots of shops and restaurants in the city walk. No matter the time of the day, the place will be crowded, so be ready for that. Have good walking shoes. I would definitely go back, if in the local area.
