What To Bring

Dress For The Weather
The weather in Florida changes often. Be sure to check Orlando's forecast online before your trip. Even if it's warm during the day, you might encounter an afternoon shower in the spring and summer, or evening chill in the fall and winter.
 
Sunscreen
It doesn't take long to get sunburned in the Sunshine State. Make sure to cover up or re-apply sunscreen throughout the day.
 
Hats And Sunglasses
Another smart form of sun protection that will help keep you comfortable. Just don't forget to remove them before hopping on the roller coasters.
 
Swimwear
From the stunning pools at our on-site resort hotels to the splashy water rides at our theme parks, there are plenty of ways to cool off here. Many park guests wear swimsuits under their clothes in case they get soaked.
 
Comfortable Shoes
You may choose to do a lot of walking around within the hotels and theme parks. For this reason, we don't recommend wearing flip-flops or heeled shoes.
 
Dress Clothes
If you plan on dining at one of our upscale restaurants or hitting the nightclubs at Universal CityWalk™, pack a few dressy pieces into your travel wardrobe.
 
Backpacks And Shoulder Bags
A small, soft-sided bag is handy for toting your essentials while exploring the parks. Please be advised that your bag will be inspected by security before you enter the theme parks, and you may have to check it in a rental locker before boarding certain thrill rides and roller coasters. We recommend you leave valuable items at home or in your hotel safe.
 
Essential Medications
Ensure you have all prescriptions and medications you or your family will need during your stay. You can stop by Health Services at each park for assistance with storing daily medication.
 
Know Before You Go
We offer a variety of food options at restaurants and concession stands throughout the resort. However, we understand that you may need to bring outside food and drinks into the parks. Please note the following guidelines:
 
Acceptable items:
Bottled water
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:
Alcoholic beverages
Picnic lunches
Food that requires heating or refrigeration
Glass containers
Hard-sided coolers
Soft-sided coolers larger than 8.5" wide x 6" high x 6" deep
Suitcases and bags with wheels
Folding chairs
Clothing with offensive language or content
Clothing that represents someone as emergency personnel
Weapons of any kind
 
Please be advised that all bags and personal items are subject to inspection.