Universal's Volcano Bay

Yes the water is heated

They only have towels for rent ($5 a day I believe) or to buy, but I just brought my own to save a little time and money. You can rent a locker and reopen as much as you want if you need to store them that way.

I believe its 67 for an adult and 62 for a child

Technically yes, but why?

Yes! There are 3 drop slides, but the most crazy is the red one.

I brought in a soft cooler with snacks and water and they didn't have an issue with it.

Yes, as long as you have your entry ticket, you can come and go as you please. But the Tapu watches have to stay in the park.

No.Ticket price same whether u riding or hanging out in park.

I'd recommend it if you plan on walking barefoot all day. Don't do it! The cement hurts your feet after a while. I've gone twice and regret walking bare foot. They do have sand everywhere though and some foam mats here and there so you can walk on those when you get the chance.

The park will be closed

$20 for regular $30 for Vip

It all depends what you want to do. Would you like to carry your own towel around or not. You can rent towels but if you would like to save and bring your own towel you are allowed. If you are spending the day in various activities the only time you will use towel is when you are going home. So it's up to you to evaluate if it's worth renting.

There they talk about everything, they speak up to the native language of Volcano Bay "Volcanis" 😊👍

22$ for regular but you have more expensive options

Yes also they have life best though out the park

Hello Elizabeth. I have bring , potato chips and bottled water for the kids without any problem. Bye!

Yes

There's not fast pass so to speak, but with the bracelet you can go in front of the game and take a turn for the ride, and this one warns you when it's your turn. Some warns you whether or not you should take the ride now or tell you to take the turn. You can't select more than one, that's if you are in line for one, for other you can't.

Tip if the service is good

Yes unless it is a exceptionally cold day

I'm not sure if you have to pay for him. There are plenty of little ones there and even a kids water park inside of Volcano Bay. It looks fun.

Yes

Yes!

67 dollars per adult and 62 for children

Of course. The entrance to the general parking lot is $ 25 and that of the park (adult) $ 80. They close at 5pm

Yes it's suitable for all ages

It is faster and easier to buy them in the app

Absolutely. They opened back up June 5th. We went on the 7th and had a blast. The lines were short and everyone really enjoyed being able to get out. They do require that you were your face mask the whole time and are pretty strict about it. They also check your temperature at the point of entry. You guys have a good time and happy birthday to your son!!!!

Yes, they have a specific area for young children who can't ride many of the slides. Try to get them a churro, too haha.

Yes, there are.

Wet n Wild was one of, if not the oldest water parks in America. While it may not have seemed like it, there were many structural problems and inefficiencies that would have, in the long-term, cost more to fix than building a new park. Plus now Universal gets to put their name on it in advertisements and offers it in bundles with the other parks. Having been to both Wet n Wild and Volcano Bay, I can say this place is a worthy replacement. The theming here is amazing and there are quite a few modern advancements (like the Aquacoaster). I just wish they offered annual passes just for the water park.

Yes

It's a water park , they have kids areas..

🏔🌊If you believe me they will enjoy it is an unforgettable experience🇵🇷PUERTO RICO🇵🇷🎉🥳

As Noelle said bring your own towels you can rent them ( 3 for $18 ) and the food on site is fantastic but expensive. But be prepared to be blown away as its fantastic. Enjoy

Absolutely

It depends on the date, as it is high season for adults 85 and children 80 and the parking of the car 23 dollars all day from 9 a.m. at 9 p.m. It's worth it, justified by the fun and adrenaline

You only need to get out of the water for lightning. You will also have to exit any of the slide lines.

That park is off the chain check it out beautiful

Yes you can take you on food and drink

Yes they do. I just bought it with our tickets for Wednesday. $30 for each adult, includes one meal and drink, one snack and drink. I upgraded to get unlimited drinks throughout the day, only because I wasn't sure about bringing a cooler.

Yes

You can buy multi day universal studios passes for all the parks, including Volcano Bay

They are not. Abs

Like many places in Florida...they have made everything accessible for the less able...and will do everything they can to accommodate any physical limitations guests may have

Cooler I did not see anyone but in a backpack you can carry water and soft drinks.

We arrived late and entered directly. But perhaps it is for those who have 3-day Park Tickets. Our ticket was for one day.

When you pay for the pass it includes the rides. They give you a tubu to use to check in or hold place in line for rides.

I don't see why not, depending how much you're trying to bring with you. Could always say you have sensitive allergies lol

There are several locker sets to choose from in the park. It's an all day rental, that you can open and close as many times as you need. Unfortunately i don't remember the price, but i believe it's somewhere around 10-15-20$ for s-m-l sizes. You use your wearable as a key, and can also link up to three other wearables in your party to the same locker, so four total.

Yes,

Yes

Yes

Amazing.. The trick is and I'm letting you in on a Fl secret.but if it rains do not leave,wait it out bc it only last 20 mins and the half that don't know this leave... Which leaves you with shorter wait times and less crowds😁 but the food prices are high but you can bring your own cooler n drinks..

Yes

Yes, some of the rides have weight limits.

The Universal App

Tickets are valid until December 31, 2021. You can use them whenever you want.

Absolutely, they have life jackets and some height/weight restrictions though.

Very true and if your a fl resident you get a discount also

Good Morning Kathy, I paid $90.00 for the day

Well this weekend, what happened, not the other, they were at $ 85 for adults, those under 8 years old, I think they pay less, this is in the same park online, I think they are cheaper

About $250 , skip out on fast passes there's a limited capacity in order so line aren't long at all. Have fun!

And

From the website: Guests can rent strollers, wheelchairs and Electric Convenience Vehicles (ECV) upon entrance to Universal Studios Florida™ and Universal’s Islands of Adventure™, to the left side of each park's entrance. Manual wheelchairs are also available at the Rotunda area of the parking structure. Due to limited numbers, please note that ECV Rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis and must be operated by a single person 18 years of age or older. Strollers and Electronic Convenience Vehicles (ECVs) will not be available for rent at Universal’s Volcano Bay™. Wheelchairs are readily available at the Concierge Booths located throughout the park for guests that may need them.

If there are towels to rent or buy

Yes you pay for parking at universal studios park and a bus takes you to volcano bay.

Yes but you dont have to wear it

Call them and ask, don't rely on strangers from the internet for that info

There are three, the first soft, the second Medium and the third fast .. very fast Connection in white water

It is at the Universal parking complex. Once there follow the signs for Volcano Bay parking. From there you will get a 5min bus journey to the waterpark. Buses were always ready to go so no waiting in either direction

A code

Yes, but there are still lots of things to do if you don't meet some of the requirements.

They have a kiddie area with smaller slides and splash pads

It is a solid 20 miles EAST of Disney so I would not say it is close to Disney. Also it is NOT on the former lot (contrary to popular belief) as the old Wet N Wild Park. In fact, universal just opened up 2 new hotels that ARE in place of the old water park.

Some rides allow them some don't. The ones that don't have storage bins at the entrance.

Yes, I believe it does, but if you need more information, you can ask anyone on the park or call them to make sure

1 day Volcano Bay ticket ADT $80,00 , chd $75,00. Parking $25,00. Lokers:  3 sizes small(US$8), medium (US$12) and big (US$15) a day.

Hi Basilio, the tickets for one day cost 80 USD per day for adults and 75 USD per day for children's. Plus Tax. Vary by day. Bye!

Yes

There are annua passes available unfortunately there is not an option for just the water park. The annual pass park pairing informarion is available on universals annual pass program page. They do offer installment plans on the annual passes which are convenient if you don't want to shell out a fortune in one shot.

Yes, and there are a number of attractions that you should be able to enjoy. The lazy river, wave pool and the Fearless River would be a few. Of course you should check with your physician before attending any rides..

USD80

Yes it is the tallest! And you can see people come speeding by in the tube via the wave pool or shallow one

Busy but lots to do and the TapuTapu bracelet lets you for free tag a ride then return and go straight in

Not Problem. In the guest relations scan code the your phone and exchange for tickets.

They do if you like pizza for breakfast!

The restaurants are worth the price but you can bring food

They have areas around the resort that you can use for free or you can rent a meeting room near the bowling alley for a larger party.!!?!

There is plenty to do for all ages at volcano bay! My wife and I are in our early 30s and had a blast between the giant water slide in the middle, the wave pool, and the lazy river. Needless to say there is something for everyone!

Check the same on the universal studies page, there you can check when it closes.

Yes they have several restaurants. The range of the menu is very limited, but at least it fills up the stomach. Make sure you install the universal app on your phone, and once you get the tapu tapu (wearable on your wrist), add your card to your registration using the app. This will save your payment to your wrist device and you don't need to carry cash or cards on you.

Yes abseloutly. We did in fact have one with our family. No problem at all.

You can call ahead but you can't do it online. You can also do it on the day of (first come first served of what's not pre-booked) - Pricing varies drastically based on size of cabana and date. Check out this link: https://orlandoinformer.com/universal/volcano-bay-cabana-rentals/

Yes. It closes at 8

Definitely. Smaller coolers....I think they are supposed to be soft sided but I saw some that weren't. No glass or alcohol. Many people bring food.

Sim, tem Wi-Fi.

It cost a lot of money! $67 per adult if you pay online. $80 if you pay at park. $25 to park. $9 for a small locker (size of a shoebox). It's $18 for medium size locker. It's $6 for empanada and $12 for 2 empanadas.

Sorry, I don't believe so but you can check at the help desk

Single day ? Same as Universal and Islands of adventure $115 + tax I think

All year round always recommended

Yes

We didnt bring coolers and I didnt see anyone bringing them in, but many people brought backpacks, and my group brought our backpacks with snacks inside. The backpacks weren't checked at the entrance.

Sim, yes!

Volcano Bay has the same rules as their other parks: soft coolers only. They have a size restriction on their website: 8.5" wide, 6" high, 6" deep, however I have never seen them be strict about this so slightly larger should be ok as long as it's soft. They also prohibit glass and alcohol. We usually bring canned sparkling water (which they check to make sure are not alcoholic), sandwiches, and a small freezer pack in our soft coolers.

Depending on the ride. Some are 48 inches but if u have a small child, they do have a section for them to play at

Chorreras, slides or waterfalls ... whatever they call them! Too fun, great place, very nice and safe. The tapu tapu is his best invention, a watch that informs you when it is your turn to "ride". They have to iiiirrrr ... !!!

Volcano Bay has the same rules as their other parks: soft coolers only. They have a size restriction on their website: 8.5" wide, 6" high, 6" deep, however I have never seen them be strict about this so slightly larger should be ok as long as it's soft. They also prohibit glass and alcohol. We usually bring canned sparkling water (which they check to make sure are not alcoholic), sandwiches, and a small freezer pack in our soft coolers.

Yes

The day I went they closed the attractions for about 45 min because of lightning. They said it would be open after and it did. Some people left but after it passed everything went back to normal.

I'm pretty sure they're open year round, but I would call them and ask.

Admission for adults is $ 92.50 per person, this including taxes.

$70.00 for adults $65.00 for kids

standard price

There is always enough water. They have alot of different styles of slides. The drop slides do have deep water. The tube waterslides are only about waist deep. Hope this helps! Its a great set up. Fyi lockers are $18 bucks

I could not change the month on the page to see the regular schedule, could you tell me

And.

Just got back - no one was allowed cameras on rides. New policy.

Yes you can enter all parks here with food of your own.

I'm not sure but I think you have to take the bus to the entrance. Even Lyft can't drive you there but they will drop you off at the bus/shuttle station. And if you are driving yourself the parking lot is close to the bus/shuttle service as well.

You can wear any beach or pool outfit that you want

For annual pass means you can't visit in that date.

No they are not, even on the raft slides you can ride by yourself. They'll just put you with another party. Have fun!

Yes, you can

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A one day ticket is $67 per person

It is open year-round, unless there is very bad weather.

This week in February water was heated and quite warm even in large wave pool

Yes

Yep

There are activities for all ages

It's open Year round

You can bring your own food or you can buy your own food. When you buy the food you don't have to eat it at the restaurant, you can go and eat it anywhere you please. I hope I was able to answer your question.

Typical November hours apply. No change for holiday as far as I'm aware. I believe this would be 10am-5pm, but that could change by November.

Not sure got the tickets part of my vacation package, but until they fix there system on how to get on rides I would not go. I was there and left after 2 hours and did not get on one ride.

It is open all year

They are open all year.

There are 18 total rides!

Volcano Bay has the same rules as their other parks: soft coolers only. They have a size restriction on their website: 8.5" wide, 6" high, 6" deep, however I have never seen them be strict about this so slightly larger should be ok as long as it's soft. They also prohibit glass and alcohol. We usually bring canned sparkling water (which they check to make sure are not alcoholic), sandwiches, and a small freezer pack in our soft coolers.

Yes but it will close if it's really cold certain days

You can buy it there, but I'd buy online.

Personal I didn't see any machines

Yes. Within reason.

They have lockers but I don’t think they’d fit a suitcase .

Thank you, you could stay at the other hotel and still get into the volcano bay water park with a ticket correct?

Towels are available to rent for $5/person or you can buy a souvenir towel for $27 each.

There really isn't room. The chairs are very close together. I would enquire about the umbrella because there were several chairs but not all were covered by umbrellas. And we got there when the park opened

Not unless there is lightning.

We took bottled waters and protein bars in a backpack just fine 3 days ago :)

Its next door so its separate but you still go in the normal US entrance and tell them water park and you go to the parking garage on the right take the bus over

Average $120 per person

Any day, also a tip... bring your own towels, there you have to "rent" towels $6 a piece and then return the towels! And order food on mobile pick up than standing in line on busy times!

Rider Weight Limits at Volcano Bay Punga Racers – 150 pounds. This limit was placed on the racing slides in 2019. Kala and Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides – 275 pounds. Puihi of Maku Puihi Round Raft Rides – 850 pounds combined for a total of up to 6 riders. Maku of Maku Puihi Round Raft Rides – 1050 pounds combined for a total of up to 6 riders. Taniwha Tubes – Tonga & Raki – 450 pounds combined for a total of up to 2 riders. 300 pound single rider capacity. Krakatau Aqua Coaster – 700 pounds combined for a total of up to 4 riders. Honu of Honu ika Moana – 700 pounds combined for a total of 2 to 5 riders. Ika Moana of Honu ika Moana – 750 pounds combined for a total of 2 to 5 riders. Ko’okiri Body Plunge – 300 pounds.

Yes

Nothing I'm aware of on your birthday.

Most likely, unless the weather is bad.

The volcano is very intense

Yes you can. Go early if you want a good chair, not a lot of shade

Actually they are open all year round and I just got back from a trip that was perfect. No lines and heated pools, great time to go.

26 and VIP 50 dollars

For 2 Florida resident tickets was roughly a hundred bucks a piece Plus $25 for parking plus $25 for lunch plus $5 for a bottle of water and I'm sure I spent on something else. Two people my 10-year-old daughter was just as much as me I spent less than 300 bucks. And I had an absolute blast doing it. And I'll do it again. If you're going with a big group and you have the money I would suggest reserving a cabana. That would have been neat. But only for a big group

Yes!!

February is our cold month

Yes, but is not guaranteed that you get tickets on the same day , is better to buy those tickets 2 or 3 days before !!!

Yes in a backpack or carry on bag as long as it does not set metal detectors off

No. But it's best to buy tickets before you go, cause they do sell out

Yes the buses run all day. They start an hour before parks open. Not sure what time they stop. We rode from city walk to our hotel after 11pm tho.

With what

You should call the park.

Yea

And

Both

The prices fluctuate around $80.

Snacks

Probably not

Definitely have some areas for children such as kiddy pools, although I would not recommend the rides for someone so young!

Yes they are. They have a great water play area for toddlers- I took my 15 mo old granddaughter a week ago

The tickets are 80 dollars, but if you are a Florida resident they are 70 dollars. An easy way to get tickets 🎟 is through their app.

It changes on different attractions.

There will be different rates, depending if you're a Florida resident or qualify for other discounts. If you're military, go to the local MWR ticket office. Otherwise, check out the Universal website for more details.

You may take food that doesn't require heating up. Snacks and water. https://www.universalorlando.com/web/en/us/plan-your-visit/hours-information/policies-restrictions. Check out the link if you have anymore questions

Wish there wasn't

Took 4 hr one day to get thru. Really need a better way. But we did get a cabana for a monday.

They are full at this time

Yes if there is any available

Yes they do

For Adults it is $80 for a 1 day pass and then $75 for a Child (ages 3-9).

I'm not sure, but probably not due to private property and minors

Yes as long as they're open, after they close (usually around 6) you'll have to exit the park.

Yes, my son is 7 and he LOVES Volcano Bay. He is 47 inches, and can ride a LOT of slides here. Besides the slides, there are the 2 rivers, and the wave pool.

U gotta park at a parking building 5 minutes away from the park then a bus will take you to volcano bay park (just follow the volcano bay signs)

Yes it open beginning of march

We were just there a couple days ago and didn't have any issues. They were nice, organized and very well done with COVID.

Yes.. all is open

Yes they are

If it's worth what you pay for 🙂it's a really fun place for the whole family👨‍👩‍👦‍👦

Yeah , you can go to tot tiki reef it's a playground with slides and spraying fountains

Entering we wear them but once you are on rides they aren't required.

Yes. The shuttle will pick you up from the downstairs area of the parking deck and take you over to volcano Bay. They run back and forth constantly all day long.

26 bucks

Notify me, my cell phone was lost in the wave pool area and I found it thanks to them

Regular price ticket.

Not while on water rides, only in common areas i.e (bus ride from parking to entrance, food service, bars, locker rooms)

no you don't

Yes exactly as stated above and you can stay and drink though. ♥️

Beautiful

Hours of operation do not change. You do have to wear masks to enter the stored but not to ride. And you can purchase tickets at the park

Yes it is from 10am to 5pm

85 usd per person approximately

Yes it is. The lines are super short. Most things are ride now!!

If ID is needed

If they send you the codes online

The closest thing to your question that they have is an electric wheel chair. I do not know the cost, but each park has them.

This park is usually open year-round, but you should research some information if you're planning to go while the virus is around.

You are allowed in half an hour early with season pass holders and guests starting at the property.

You use them to hold your place in virtual lines on the rides while you enjoy the other ones and to pay for food and beverages.

No. But I will recommend to try to buy the tickets ahead so you probably will find a deal online rather than paying the whole price at the door.

If you have the Universal Dining Plan, it is honored at Volcano Bay at these four locations for your quick service meals: Kohola Reef Restaurant and Social Club Whakawaiwai Eats Bambu The Feasting Frog For snack credits, these four locations participate: Koka Poroka Ice Cream Kona Lemon Slush Dippin' Dots® ICEE®

yes

Yes it is!!! So you know you will have to wear a mask to enter and to order food at the restaurants. But to ride the slides and rivers you do not.

Yes, early admission is active as of last week.

Yes, you can wear goggles. I mostly see swimming goggles not diving masks. Some rides you will have to take them off.

No if you already paid for them then your good. You just have to show tickets at admission

They should all be open with social distance guidelines

You only have to wear one on the bus coming in and then when you are ordering food so please bring one with you!

The park will open June 5th!

It is opening June 5th

Yes.

Not recommended for now. Better away from public places and be safe from virus

No.

No, the one day ticket is valid from the park opening to park closing only. It's not a "24 hour ticket." None of the parks are. Volcano Bay isn't even open for 12 hours a day.

No

You can look at the page

Unless you do not meet their stated safety rules, it is safe. Highly recommended

My son is 5 and I enjoy it very much is great

They rent you towels

Really, I don't know ...

$70 for an adult ticket

No longer have any free lockers. Smallest size is $9 for all day, medium size is $13, Family size is $16. But all lockers can be held all day long.

There some vegan restaurants within 10 miles of the park.

You should ask customer service they may have ones like they have at every beach in Florida.

It's a bracelet that allow you access to acces the attractions and even do some reservation. It has no cost.

I know they sell towels, goggles and sunscreen. Idk about bathing suites but if they do they are probably very expensive

Yes: sandwiches, salads, water. All in plastic. Just can not carry cans and glass.

The truth is I do not know ..

I have no idea go to the page and tell you all the information

It was $24 or $26

The pools at the hotels close at 10pm.

Yes there are lockers at Volcano Bay. They have automated locks. You use the TapuTapu to unlock them. An awesome employee named Carl walked us thru how to use the lockers and link our TapuTapus.

80 dollars but you can buy combos with the universal park

Yes , they do charge for lockers however $12 I think

The cheapest one is around $12 per day. You would open it with your tapu tapu returnable wristband that everyone gets for free at the park entrance, which also can be linked to a credit card to pay everywhere.

Yes, though you'd be better to ask them directly.

$80 adult as of September 2019 for 1 day

Yes, of course

Aprox 80 usd

I would take them by bus and have a preset pickup time and bus home

Yes, but when you leave things are left in a locker, it is the most comfortable

Almost all

You dont have to a

The temperatures in December yes but fried and good allow you to enjoy throughout.

nope

The schedule is from nine am to five pm every day

Yes

When you turn in your ticket they will give a wrist band that will allow you to go on all the water slides.

Good morning. I'm from Canada and I had bought a discounted 2-day from my cousin which cost me about $336 US tax included for a 2 park ticket. Converted to Canadian, it's a lot. If the weather perfect then Volcano Bay is idyllic because of all the water rides and beach.

The ticket for two days is costing $ 1,117.92. That in reais, has to convert to dollars. However you can try to make packages with operators. Thus the values ​​are more affordable. That's how you do it with my family. Hope this helps.

68 to 90 bucks per person

US $ 85 + imp.

There are annual passes with and without block out days

Alcohol on premises

You can come back with the same parking ticket and after 6 pm it's free parking

no. you have to park in the UNIVERSAL parking garage (they have areas designated for VB guests) and everyone gets bused over

Yes

There are depending on the ride.

I think you can be discreet, not like putting the snacks in their faces.

Individual rides have open spaces you can place your slipper and towels in. Lockers are all paid and come in small, regular and large sizes. Large one costs 16 USD

Yes, but is for rent

Only closes when lightning is close.stays open if it's raining

$85.00 for adults and $80 for children

I work at Volcano Bay, the minimum height required for most rides is 42". However our body slides and drop slides require 48". If your child does not meet the height requirements, we do have two small areas called Runnamukka Reef and Tot Tiki Reef with small slides that is open to all children under 42' accompanied by one adult. I hope this helps !

Yes, you can

So, we have some prices for entrance because they have a park combos. You can see the prices here https://www.universalorlando.com/web-store/en/us/park-tickets/index.html?days=2&adults=2&children=0&flr=0

We stayed at Cabana Bay. We saw shuttles dropping people off at the entrance, which has a security guard and still a good distance of a walk to where you give your tickets, get fingerprinted and get your wristband.

Only if you live in Florida.

https://www.universalorlando.com/web/en/us/theme-parks/volcano-bay Worth the price. Get there early. They stop admissions when they are at capacity.

Through the travel agency Travel but when you get there in the box office good but it is a line of 10 to 25 minutes

Oh I'm sorry to hear that. This us our 3rd year here and we never had a bad experience. Whatever happened I hope you get the situation solved. No one should be miss treated especially your son with autism.

Not sure, we had a package deal, we had 14 in our party and it was well worth it.

Not always depends if there is thunder

Yes

Not sure...for we did not

No. I do not know how to allow drinks and food to go outside the park

Yes all year

Yes. Closed containers of water, juice boxes, etc. I saw picnic sandwiches

And

The water parks are kept open until winter, at that time they close for the cold.

Open 9 a.m., close 9pm

Way too much

Yes

$60 - $85 Florida resident gets discount.

Seems to be the same. Early parking was at 7:30 am with regular hours from 8:30am to 9:00pm.

Lisa Easter gave you the right answer.

You can not. Between nothing

No restrictions as far as I know.

85 usd and 80 usd for childrens, plus 7% in tax.

It starts at 80 person but can go up depending on what day you choose

It's been maybe 2 weeks but u was there yesterday and there is no issues

In some toys, children should have a certain height to use.

Cost a 25 and 35 dollar the premiun

85 for adults 80 for kids

No idea. I bought a 3 park pass before I left the UK. Great place though.

No, you need to stop at Universal City Walk and there take a bus to the Volcano Bay

Yes

It's a theme park. It's designed as a beach and various pools around the park. They could gave thousands of people there a day.

As soon as the park opens or a few minutes before to get you to the gate by the time it opens.

Yes, you can take water and food in your backpack

Yes but if weather is bad they may temporarily close some of the rides.

Absolutely,

Yes! Just be prepared and you'll enjoy

$80-85 plus tax

Yes

If it is just raining no, but if there is lightning in the area they will shut down the rides until it is safe to ride again.

exclusive areas but not private

Usually it's $85 per adult and 9 and under $80. Best thing is to check Universal websites. They run some discounts and saving different time of year. Just put in the dates and you will see the price for that day.

They just have one hybrid water coaster.

No hot tub 😊

Thank u

No

I think so. They sell a lot of different foods.

I don't know, but you could see it in the web site.

Everything in the last reply is correct. There are plenty of smoking areas in vocano bay though.

When you drive to the parking ticket booth, you will go to the second to furthest right, there will be a sign above the booth for volcano bay. Once past the booth, follow the road to the right, at the fort in the road stay right and go on to the first level of the parking garage. Have fun!

Free with the Annual Pass to Universal Studios!

Yes, they do it

Yes i couldn't swim and i went. They provide all size life jacket

No

Yes

Tickets are around $80, and you have access to everything in the water park.

You can use their man made beach with your paid admission.

You can buy at Walmart. $4.99

Not that I know of. They used to give our birthday pins at the other Universal parks but I'm unsure if they still do this.

Um I think you need to go back to school😂 Like all the way to pre-kindergarten

No long as you have your ticket

Yes, have fun for all ages.

Mmmmhh... Roxanne I think that never will occur this.

Yes. 25 dollars

Yes... We took food in with us with no problems. Would have queued a long time for lunch otherwise.

Will depend the ticket that you will buy, I bought the ticket of the universal that gives me the right to use the valcano

$80 adults no residents / $75 Child ni residents and Florida resident save $10

Hardly believe it

More or less 80 Dolars

I was reading the ratings and someone suggested bringing your own food because if the limited food sites.....I'm not necessarily interested in the food part but would like to bring my own water, keeping 6 kids hydrated is not cheap 😒

I my opinion cabana bay is a bit more luxurious and it has a view of the volcano in volcano bay. Also very comfortable mattresses.

I don't think they have party rooms since everything is outdoors. What they do have are private cabanas that sell out really fast. I would inquire with Volcanoe Bay about any such arrangements. Hope this helps.

Yes

1.02mt

Liliana you can buy it on the Universal Studios page, if you can I recommend buying a package to enter more than one park, it will be more economical.

I think $199 or more

25 up front with shuttles to all the park entrances

🏔🌊yes, I know how to eat delicious, there are macaroni with shrimp, pizza, nachos with cheese, hamburgers, sandwiches in a wide variety to choose what you will enjoy.🥳🎉🇵🇷PUERTO RICO🇵🇷

No you can't for safety. But you can use it @ the lazy river

Hello Pancho, no.

As long as they are swim wear

Around 15-20

Yes, along with other swimming related paraphernalia you'd expect

80 dollars adults children under 3 years old do not pay.

Noooo. This is the best park I've ever go. They will give you a watch that will allow you to check in line for one slide or ride and the watch will let you know when is your turn. And the best of all this *you don't have to pay extra for that watch* it is amazing how much fun you can have in this park. 👍

ioa?

Yes

Yes, but you pay a rental fee.

They give you a watch and the you can save you time for the ride's is really convenient but you have to give back when you leave the park

80 adults and 75 kids. That price is at the entrance. If your FL resident it is better to buy it online.

No it a new one there but it's beautiful you can spend the day there or half of it and how to another park we did that

I went 3 separate days and skipped a locker each time.

100% yes, just a great home base to keep all of your gear and a server to get you lunch.

I bring 3 bottles of water

I'd expect so as they accepted Google Pay when I was there on 8th April '19.

Not sure on that but you can link a card to your groups wrist bands, for cashless

Yes

Not for a theme park.

About 30mins before they open is a good time however in summer i have heard people lining up an hour before

The averege per person for all day is 30 Dollars.

I wouldnt. The lazy and fast river i would expect you would be fine.

No

As you want, with barefoot sandals after you have swimsuit is the only requirement, the spectacular going is the best water park in America.

Yes you can just try to get there early on busy days because they will close and may not open again once the reach capacity.

I was in 89 more tax when I went, but I bought the lockers at the hotel they came out MUCH MORE ECONOMIC

It's not even summer yet and it was super busy today

Roughly 3 min

Not the body slides as they could catch but for the raft slides you should be able to.

Everything is appropriate for that age, that has mine, and very safe. In addition to that there are lives saved throughout the park. But that age is the perfect time for him to enjoy it.

Sure, there's a kiddie section and a huge pool by the volcano that is shaped like the beach (shallow then gets deeper as you walk in) .... Obviously rides are limited but with a one year old that's too be expected.

Yes

Yes they will work at volcano bay. If you activated the cup refill at universal then that cup activation will work for the rest of the day at all 3 parks (Islands of Adventure, Universal Studios Florida & Volcano Bay) for that day. You can activate the cups in any of the 3 parks. If you go to the parks the next day you will have to reactivate the cups again for that day.

No, there is no airfield there. Try Orlando International Airport.

Volcano Bay has family bathrooms

Parks close early until summer, then hours are usually extended

Yep, depending on the temperature

Myself and my kid's love it! There is plenty to do for both adults and kids!!

There are scales that you will stand on before you get on the raft and they will let you know how your party has to be arranged to ride safely.

Try for the middle of the week.

It depends

Sat, sun, monday and tuesdays they close at 6 pm

It was an accident. They left all the faucets on overnight...

Volcano Bay is always enjoyable. There should be some crowd in April but I don't think it can be called very busy.

About 6 hours by car

No, it does not have a hotel inside the universal park, only in Disney, but it has hotels in the roundness that belong to the universal group

5 pm

No, while they do provide rentals. I'd suggest bringing your own. Besides that, travel light! Far too many people carry bag upon bag of items with them only to have them sit inside a paid locker...

Yes

Not necessarily. In addition to that each attraction has lifeguards.

Yes! It's worth the money esp if you bring your kids!

yes you can, you can also rent the ones that are there

If there is a promotion...

I am here at the moment and the water is perfect.

Yep, check the website.

You have to look at the page because it changes according to the season

You can pay before you enter at one of the windows. Wheelchairs are readily available at th he concierge booths located throughout the park for guests that may need them

Im at cabana bay ,right next door. It's perfect for volcano bay, it reasonably priced , and you can walk , boat or bus to the universal parks . Also it's straight on to the i4 ,so easy to get to the other parks in orlando.

Its about $80 usd.

Volcano Bay is never a guarantee it has to be 70 degrees or warmer

Agree: you better download the app and check there

For the rides and locker You have to use tapu tapu. For food and merchandise you can pay by cash(you can use tapu tapu as well).

Dont have parking There, you stopped um Universal and then take a bus

Yes unless it is cold/bad weather

Yes the part I was in the bar and the restaurant are separate

$80 for an adult and $75 for the child. Contact them to see if you can get a family discount

Yes You can!! 😀 you can find it there

Yes, are amazing

We went in June so didn't need then if honest. You can hire towels...we were waiting to hire & a gorgeous member of staff gave us ours for free xx

Good first all ages. There is a kids play area & beaches to play by wave pool. Shallow area too in wave pool

I think so

Not with very low temperatures they do not open the park

No!

I only speak English

$80 adults, $75 kids

Food is good a little over priced. Purchase a cup you can get free refills in

You park in their parking garage and a bus takes you to volcano bay

When it's too cold or it's raining they always close no body come to the park

Freezing the water is warm but when u get out its freezing

I believe tickets are $90 per person

Not everything depends on the temperature if it is 40 or less it remains closed otherwise it opens.

Call customer service, their time might be different for the holidays.

Should be, I dont see why not!

Small ones are like $16 a day. Yes there are family lockers, not sure how much. And not sure if a cooler will fit

As far as I know it's open all year round and the Lazy River is like bath water temperature anyway 😍😍😍

The pools at Vollcano Bay are sanitized with chlorine, sometimes in high concentrations. Consult an allergy specialist in detail before taking your child.

No you don't have to rent the tubes or life vest. However, you do have to rent towels. Unless you bring your own or purchase one at the park.

Yes just not on the slides

Yes.

200 steps

Yes..

I really can't answer that question, I would suppose that all year round because I see that the water is heated so in cold weather the water would be warmer but the only way would be called to ask if I get to know it by this means I would write again

Technically the park is open all year with the exception of the really REALLY cold days.....like 40's i think.....but the end of October in Florida...common and have some fun

Universal's Volcano Bay

You can book the cabanas at the ticket booth in the park entrance.

There aren't any rides but there are plenty of water slides and fun.

https://www.universalorlando.com/web-store/en/us/park-tickets/index.html?days=1&flr=1

on winter

Yes

I bought the universal pack that comes from the 3 parks ... but in Argentine pesos. I find out and tell you.

Yes

It has 2 beaches within the new one with a height of 0.9 m and another with a maximum of 2 m. approx. You can access them by levels from 0.10 m to the maximum you can swim with tranquility.

It depends on the date, there are promotions if you buy for the 3 parks there are discounts and if you buy only 1 park if the price is 80 dollars approx.

I'd say a lake aswell

Perfect weather for swimming. Unfortunately they might be closed for season but theres plenty of cold ocean to plunge!

Yes, all year round

You have to buy a ticket that covers Universal, Islands of Adventure and Volcano Bay. I had a ticket that covered all 3 for 14 days.

Only on a select few, most you cant

9:00am to 8:00pm

Absolutely! Plus its not quite as painfully hot, and certain things such as Express Pass, Cabanas and Premium Seatings will likely be cheaper since it's not "peak season" anymore.

All hotel guest get early park admission to all parks.

On the most of them yes except the drop slide from the top of the volano

Yes

You can buy them at the entrance as long as the park is not at capacity. If it is, only the people who bought tickets in advance can enter. But considering it's in October, I wouldn't worry too much cause peak season is over.

Yes you can.

Yes, for volcano bay there is no parking near the park so they shuttle the guests over

Yes yu have to walk up.. about 209 steps...but if u have second thoughts about the ride.. they will put u on a lift all the way down

Have good health, in some not be afraid of altitude. And if restriction for greatness, the restriction is different by tube.

Volcano bay towels are for rent Bring your own towel and also u can bring your own snacks and drinks except alcohol. Has complementary Pampers for baby(children ) f they need one for swimming. I Recomend to come early if u want to enjoy rides,time to have better seatings ,cabanas , and short wait for all the rides.

Yes, but you must check the park's closing time, I understand it is at 5pm for those months and when the temperature drops a lot they close it

Max 6ft

Hi good day! You can check the prices on this website https://www.universalorlando.com/web/en/us/tickets-packages/park-tickets/promo/index.html

everybody take taputapu clock in entrance

9 am

Yes you can!

Depends on time of year. Right now it is 85 for adult and 80 for kids.

Lynx bus has a stop in universal Boulevard, there has a free bus to transfer volcano bay

$ 115 USD per adult for a single day, for a single park (either Universal; Volcano Bay is separate). If you buy tickets for more days, the daily cost is reduced (the more, the lower the price per day). Children pay less.

You park in the garage and hop on a large double bus with plenty of room for strollers, bads, coolers, etc. About a five minute ride

It probably has to fit in their bag metal detector

$85.00 Florida residence, non residence I believe pay $10 more

If you're ok with lazy rivers, wave pools, kids areas, and laying out then you'll have a lot of fun. If you prefer the big water rides and slides and such, get the express pass or you'll be disappointed at how few you'll get to ride because of the wait times

At least I bought them by calling the number that appears on the Universal Studios page and they issued me the confirmation via email.

Yes, there are floating river and the main pool had a wave machine. There are plenty of loungers to sunbath too.

Very long up 115 mins to 150

Not for volcano bay

Yeah!!

Yes

No no ... Safe!

Water,snack

Dont buy the universal pass

I DO NOT understand your question but you can be in mesh or swimming shorts in all games, the use of a shirt is not mandatory.

Yeah it is ok. If you are in the beach in volcano bay, the shoes need to be secure since the waves come in and it may be hard to swim. But a t-shirt and leggings is fine. I wore leggings over my swimsuit and no one will bother you.😊

Yes and dont buy the universal pass

Hi. USD 75 and USD 80 respectively, but if you buy it for the same day or for the next, it costs USD 5 more.

If you buy the 1 day ticket, it costs USD 80 pp. USD 85 if you buy it to use it the same day or next. Children usually USD 5 less.

I don't know for sure, but I guess so.

No

No animals just humans

Yes they allow some stuff but No glass containers or large coolers. Small soft side ones were ok or the back pack type.

OUTSIDE FOOD AND DRINK POLICY: We offer a variety of food options at restaurants and concession stands throughout our resort. However, we understand that guests may need to bring outside food and drinks. Please note the following guidelines: Acceptable Items Bottled Water (maximum 2 liters) Small snacks that do not require heating Any food required for medical purposes and medically-indicated nutritional supplements Any food required for special dietary needs Baby food/baby formula Soft-sided insulated bags no larger than 8.5" wide x 6" high x 6" deep Prohibited Items Glass containers Open containers Hard-sided coolers Soft-sided coolers larger than 8.5" wide x 6" high x 6" deep Picnic lunches Food that requires heating or refrigeration Folding chairs

Close at the same hour close park

Yes Orlando is the city

Follow directions to Universal. Once there, generally on Universal Blvd, follow the signs to the parking garage and they generally have lines at the parking tolls for Volcano Bay. Parking in this area is direct access to ticketing for Volcano Bay, Will Call kiosks, Guest Services, and restrooms. From there it's a shuttle ride to Volcano Bay. Drop off is a short walk upto the main entrance area to the park.

Yes, you can, at the return they gives you again another clock

All pricing is available in detail, online. You can also call for specifics. Not sure what price it is you're looking at. Better to be safe than sorry!

If I asked, it was x I couldn't find it ... it was just knowing an approximate price of entry with food included ok thanks

If it is open from January to September or in some cases October because it is a water park you are lucky, it is most likely that in November it will not stay open and will not return until March.

$ 75 adul

If i remember correctly it was 210 steps up

Yes it's open in November and the temp drops but not to bad and alot of attractions are inside

I paid only 90 dollars for the entrance, the price is very good

The cost is $90.00 per person. Also everything in the park is very expensive so I suggest bring your own food and snacks. For example a hambuger is $14.99.

not likely

It would be better to buy the tickets a few days later 👍🏼

Yes, you can your own cooler

German

Adventura is not open yet.. However, Cabana Bay is open and allows you 1 hour early access to Valcano bay

You walk

Hmmm, I think you can see it very nicely on the website. There you can also find the opening times. And also all the lanes. And the service, and ...

Cabana bay is directly in front of it and allows you to enter 1 hour before.

Depends on the day you go. Starts at 65 for adults and 60 for kids. We paid 80 and 85 this past week

Free for you just mention my name they'll give you a bottle of wine

2 axles 👍🏼

The ticket includes all the pool s and attractions ( except the cabana, and other especial chairs, food and drinks)

85 per person

There are some little houses in the park where you put your watch and you can see the photos you took

for one it's $ 80 more or less

Yes, and once is full they do not let you in.

They do not have but if they have heart problems or something like that they will not let you go up, after that age is no problem

Depends on which park and if jumper pass or not...get discount for multiple days.

It can be. Look into Hardrock Hotel to stay at. I believe staying yherr comes with tickets. Definitely get the Express Pass tickets. You won't have to wait in lines for hours to ride rides. Well worth it.

Not sure...did a 3 day pass with 2 extra days free....2 kids, 2 adults=$1,180

Yes. And the fast Past option is good. Find out on the web

I sorry I don't live there I have I have a home in Missouri

One day pass is $80 but over the summer it is $85

You park in the parking garage and there are special shuttles that take you to VB.

$22 is the parking in the volcano bay.

Yes to all of your questions. Online is your best resource and if you are a Costco member checkout their package deals for members. Those are hard to beat.

It's opened all year unless it's really cold but the water is heated

Yes we seen I think they were Brazilian s beside us and had the box type cooler

your best bet is to go to guest services and explain whatever situation you might have and they can determine whether or not to issue a refund

The deeper you go to the pool the more stronger the waves are

Yes

Yes. I went around the entire place on a scooter and was able to get just about everywhere. Some rides are not accessible via wheelchair (stairs) but just about every spot there is access able.

Yes !!!!!!

The height for that ride is 125'

All year

About 20 - 90 minutes but you get a smartwatch at the entrance with this you can log you in a Virtual line

I was told by one of the workers they do have a limit of 1,500 people i believe but another worker said they don't so i'm not sure.

Yes, you have a lot

At 8am or 4pm.

Overnight

Yes

There is a water area for toddlers and I've seen parents with babies having fun there.

80

9 pm

85 dollars + 22 dollars parking

No. They are only allowed in the wave pool and rivers.

$16.00 for large family Locker.

This Saturday (6/30/2018, the price at the entrance was $80 plus tax, totaling about $90. It's worth it! However, if you are looking for discounts (military, LEO, etc.), you will have to get it prior to getting there. If you're a vet go to your local base's MWR at the Garrison.

Hello, if you buy the package for several parks it is cheaper and it is more convenient for you

About 3ft to 4ft deep

Carry on as normal as long as there isnt lightening in the area :)

Yes, if it is open in January 9am - 9pm

All universal parks use finger print scanning at the gates. Typically, kids aren't required to show id. But, they need their pass, which is scanned forst, then your fingerprint is scanned.

the price varies depending on the type of ticket you buy ... single day, multiple day, park-to-park, etc.

I think if you plan on going to universal again within the year it would be best to get season passes and if you've your ticket I suggest upgrade before using them it ends up costing less overall

Yes

$80 adult (OVER 10), child (3-9) $75 plus tax

Do not drink alcohol Dehydration is possible Too much sun

Yes you can

85 adult 80 child up to 10. 22 for parking. You can bring in food and drinks no glass. Food will cost about $15 -20 a person. Family locket is 16. Ck weather. They shut down if there is a thunderstorm.

No

All I know is that as annual passholders my kids and I are blocked out the entire month of July.

Yes but if the temperature drops below 65 they close.

Yes you can bring food and your own towels. You can also rent towels for $5 I believe.

By the wave pool perhaps the most neutral spot.

Not sure how much it is per person I got a 3 park pass for 4 people for 1900 for the year remind you for that much money there's a lot of blackout dates so beware if you buy the park pass the whole month of July volcano Bay you cannot go to if you have the season pass which is a rip-off

They only offer a Florida residents discount, but no group discount package ever seen.

85 $ weekend. Per day

As soon as the doors open. You can knock out the entire park in just under 2 hours if you get there early

I believe it was around May 2017

$300, but also depends on season. The upper level is roughly about $600.

I went today with 6 sandwiches, cereal bars, apples, and a tube of potatoes and they didn't tell me anything.

Absolutely

No

A good ways but busses are supplied and it's well organised.

No

$85/per adult $80/per child my 3 month old was free. We went 6/9/2018

No you cant

Universal Studios parking lot has a designated area for Volcano Bay visitors.

Yes with the clock

In Volcano Bay Lockers have a cost, you pay per day.

Not sure but it's an outdoor waterpark

Hi!! I went June 2 and I pay 90.00

No. You can just buy a Volcano Bay ticket.

You can wear shorts but not jeans shorts.

Same 80.00

80 to 85 dollars depends on the day the universal page shows you the correct price

Yes they do

Yes. There is a dedicated area. It is nice place to be.

You have a year to use it, beginning on the date of purchase.

Truly amazing. You really get a lot for your money

Yes, you can see Epcot and the mountain rides easy

You'll be paying top dollar for entrance at the gate.

I purchased tickets online for $80.00 each/per adult. I believe they were $85.00 at the gate.

If you can enter with a backpack with your things. I recommend you take a locker as soon as you enter to store it. Enjoy it!

Oh no. Many slides and rivers to float on. One of the best, if not the best water park I have been too.

Yes the have hotels.

85 plus 25 to park

Year-round, weather permitting obviously.

We never used them because it was cloudy the entire time. I don't know how much they were. Sorry.

Yes.

$80 kids 9 or younger and $85 for adults 10 and older

Non resident is $80 adult and $75 child Florida Resident is $70 adult and $65 child. If you go to their website you can get multiday/park passes for a cheaper daily rate.

The only time the park will close is if there is lightning, we were there and it was pouring rain and they still ran the rides and people were on them

Opens every day

I don't know if you can but you should call their customer representative to find out

If there is a state of emergency due to weather and you decide you dont want to go you can get your money back for your ticket as well

I don't understand what you ask

Absolutely

Should be fine, most of the american kids and english kids back at school so shud miss schoolkid rush

Dave TheRave and Shasta Watson nailed it...nothing more to be said

42-48 inches

Not in some rides

More in the summer

About $75 + tax

Doesnt matter. Its unreal and worth 150 each. Pay more to the parks for less fun. Buy premier seats for an extra 80 dollars. You then get waited on. Food and beer is also amazing.

Yes, there are no age requirements, though most rides require the person to be at least 42" tall (3 foot 6").

Swimsuit is best option. Lazy river, fast river( more fun). Super slides and a great water coaster. Anyone over 42 inches tall, who is not afraid of water will love it here.

It depends on the date and if you are a FL resident. Right now for the next few days 80.00 plus tax. Memorial Day weekend coming up the price goes up. Check out the website because it depends on the time of year you plan to go.

I'm sorry I don't know. You need to go on there website

Best one for kids with a nice kids pool is Aqautica not volcano bay

It depends if you stay at a hotel on site or not because it usually helps a little on price

No refunds. If it's just rain then you're fine, you just get wetter - the only time they close rides is for lighting threats in the area. We got told to get out once and after about half hour it all reopened. Would definitely check the forecast before you go to avoid days with more risk of storms.

Yes

No not all rides. Quite a few rides with no restrictions or some that have a max of 700lb plus but that's shared between 1 - 6 riders so could go on your own or with another. If you put into Google search "volcano bay riders guide pdf" the top search result will be the pdf you can look through.

Honestly we have been to blizzard Beach and aquatica. We went to Vulcano Bay in March and it is the best waterpark - we were very impressed You can also get deals on multi park tickets and go to Volcano Bay for one of your days.

Until 19

There are lots of umbrellas and shady areas there and the cabanas are very expensive

The park uses a virtual line system so you tap into a ride and it gives you a return time. The return times can vary anywhere from 5 minutes to 2+ hours, but if theres no line it will let you walk on (without losing your place anywhere else). However once you do get on line after your return time it can still be up to a half hour before you actually get on the ride

You can. Food inside isn't overly expensive though. We thought it was reasonable and I'm tight.

Yes it's open, some rides might close down temporarily if it thunders or lightning

It was $67 two weeks ago.

Any age it's like a big beach lagoon. Lots of sand with deck chairs and cabanas you could even hire like a beach hut thing. The lazy river runs bit quick for very young children but saw lots sharing with a parent.

70 dollars. Take your own crisps extortion $6 for a dollar pack.

Online tickets are cheaper. About 10% and it means you don't have to queue. The US version of the site allows you to download and print them.

Park only shuts for thunder and lightning storms not fine rain ☔. 👍🏻

about $80 per person for 1 day

Yes, that's basically all the rides there are.

Yes they are.

Not that I saw. The staff is super helpful though, there very well could be a way to get up there as opposed to the stairs.

Can't remember the exact number of rides, but they do have life jackets available, and lifeguards too

67$ a person for one day

No

67$ for one day

I think you dont need to, just with your phone should be enough

Yes lots of them, all awesome. 😝😝

They are pricey but you can bring anything you want in a cooler or other carry on

Son 115 dls, aprox

Yes you can.

You can look up Universal Studios Human Resource Dept., They should be able to send you in the right direction.

Visit the official page of universal

Yes

I believe that is 40" but depend on the ride you want to go.

Only for certain rides. There are life jackets that help keep you floating.

Depends..

Yep

Yeah you can brong your own food into the park.

You can check the website for an accurate pricing.

I went with the package from here

They continuously change their go pro policy. You can always bring them into the park but as of right now, you can only wear them on the two rivers and the wave pool.

It'll be busy and not busy cause fast furious ride opening this month so people will try go on that ride. But still go early as possible to get in and find spot to sit and get locker.

You can take certain things, chips, a few small sandwiches, bottled water, chopped fruits (small amount) are not as strict as in Aquatica but still if they check but mostly in search of weapons. If you place everything discreetly there will be no major problem

All tickets give you the right to the virtual queue clock and you can use it all day, including to pay in stores or restaurants within the park. It is waterproof and you must return it at the time of departure.

There are several combinations that vary the price, but only the entrance to the park costs usd 57, to that you must add is parking

It is designed for all. I have not seen any restrictions

Pay

They have a large play area for children with many slides. But as far as family rides go its all about heights... 42 inches is the magic number for a lot of bigger rides. You will have to purchase a childs ticket as well. But its no more appropriate or less appropriate than most water parks would be.

The wave pool is the deepest. There is a 3 ft deep lazy river and also a jet river. No tubes allowed in that one only life jacket.

Food if you have allergies is fine. They have a bag scanner like the airport.

70 per person

Yes

Yes definitely

Closed for rain.

No, but there aren't many

They have a good amount for the price. Also has a nice small kids and tots section. My 2.5 year old loved it.

Its nice

Check the website

70$ per person

First of all, if I would purchase the tickets on line, cause once they've reached capacity they close the gate. Then the sooner the better

Yes

I bought it on the page, 3 parks at the price of two

Yes, you can bring food in

Thank you so much for answering my questions!!!

Check the website

The parking garages for the parks all have free buses to all the parks

Yes

Depends on the day

No eruption

The wave pool is set up like a beach so it starts off with a few inches of water and gets deeper the further out you go. And they have a whole children's area for little ones.