If you would like to have a meal with table service while visiting Universal Studios, consider dining out for lunch instead of dinner. Lunch entrees are generally priced much lower than dinner entrees, sometimes as low as half price, which makes a considerable difference when traveling with a family. The experts at OrlandoVacation.com also suggest sharing entrees between two people because the portions in Universal Studios' restaurants are often large and you will not be able to carry leftovers with you while touring the theme park.
Because the weather in Orlando changes frequently, visitors to Universal Studios should come prepared with the appropriate clothing to avoid having to purchase additional gear in the park's gift shops. For example, carrying a sweatshirt, poncho and umbrella with you will be helpful if there is a sudden rain shower in the afternoon or drop in temperature in the evening.
The Universal Studios theme park is packed with snack stands and vending machines that sell treats when the park is open, but these vendors tend to have high prices. Pack small treats from home to avoid spending money at concession stands. Though Universal Studios does not allow large quantities of food to be brought into the park, exceptions are made for small snacks that do not require heating, such as granola bars, cookies and candy, according to the park's web site.
