Epic Universe is officially open, and there is a pretty important tip that I NEED to share with you!
I have had the opportunity to go multiple times to Orlando’s newest theme park, and I have learned a thing or two. I’ve shared some reviews of the rides, snacks, and drinks, but there is one snack that I’m giving you a warning about!
Inside Epic Universe, there is an entire Super Nintendo World! You get to enter the iconic video game world where you’ll spot Mario and Luigi, eat at Toad Stool Cafe, and even ride a coaster that jumps the tracks — Mine Cart Madness. But, if you do ride this attraction (which I recommend), there is one thing you should NOT do first.
Read Our Review of Mine. Cart Madness Here!Â
The Bubbly Barrel is where you go for a cool, tropical drink. Under its thatched roof, you’ll find liquid refreshment, including the DK Crush Float for $18.99. This float is basically a pineapple banana DOLE Whip in liquid form. It’s also served with caramel popcorn on top with chocolate chips, plus there are little bits of chocolate in the waffle cone, PLUS banana soda in the cup. It is worth the hype!
Read Our Full Review of the DK Crush Float HereÂ
While I love this treat, do NOT grab this treat before heading on Mine Cart Madness. Let’s just say that a big, heavy ice cream float is not the best way to start your coaster ride. Don’t make the mistake I did and grab the float after you ride on the Mine Cart.
Take this piece of advice before heading to Epic Universe. For more tips on Epic Universe, be sure to read more from us at AllEars.net.
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Hi – we are going to visit in October from Ireland and we were wondering if Epic Universe is much busier at the weekends? Our only option while there is to visit the day after we arrive (Wednesday) or the weekend Saturday / Sunday. What would you advise? Love your videos by the way!
Thank you!
Hi Peter! All theme parks in Orlando are busier on the weekends than the weekdays.