Going to Orlando for work but have 1 day in advance to do a park. Been to Universal years ago with kids but husband never been so thought we'd do a day there. He's been to Universal Hollywood with me. Thinking maybe Epcot would be a better idea since we are in our 60's and I use a scooter and we're not ones for thrill rides. Already booked a hotel right outside Universal for early morning start and staying with company at a hotel in Universal so was gonna drop bags there early morning. But if going to Epcot before meetings is it better to book a hotel closer to there and see if I can leave bags after checkout, pick them up and then Uber to work hotel? Any tips for cheap tickets for 1 day?
It sounds like you have a few options to consider for your one day in Orlando, and it's great that you're planning ahead! Based on your preferences and circumstances, here’s a breakdown to help you decide whether Epcot or Universal Orlando would be the best choice:
Hotel Options and Baggage: If you decide to go to Epcot, I recommend contacting a hotel near the park and asking if they can store your luggage after check-out, especially if you’re planning to visit before your work meetings. Most Disney resorts will store luggage for you, even if you aren’t staying there, but it’s always good to confirm in advance. If you decide on Universal, you should have no trouble leaving your bags at your current hotel before heading out to the parks.
Cheap Tickets: For one-day tickets, your best bet for discounted tickets is to look for promotions on official ticket websites or third-party resellers like Undercover Tourist, which often offers a small discount. However, make sure you’re purchasing from a reputable source to avoid any issues at the gate. Keep in mind that both Epcot and Universal often run special offers, especially around the time of your visit, so it’s worth checking for any package deals or discounts. You can also consider buying tickets directly from the parks if you’re unable to find good deals through third-party sellers.
Final Tips:
- If you prefer a more laid-back day, Epcot is your best option. It’s relaxing, scenic, and very accessible.
- If you’re more into experiencing themed areas and shows (and are okay with some thrill rides), Universal could be a fun choice.
- Make sure to contact your hotel about baggage storage, so you’re not lugging bags around all day.
- For discounted tickets, keep an eye on promotions or use trusted ticket sellers like Undercover Tourist to save a bit of money.