Universal Orlando Resort’s official blog has published a team member’s personal guide to the best views across the resort, covering Islands of Adventure, Epic Universe, Universal Studios Florida, CityWalk and the on-site hotels. The guide highlights both popular photo spots and lesser-known vantage points worth seeking out.
Photo courtesy of Universal Orlando Resort
Islands of Adventure Views
The guide highlights two standout spots at Universal Islands of Adventure. The first is the lagoon view at Port of Entry, accessible by walking straight past the entrance instead of turning toward the lands. This central spot provides a 360-degree view of the entire park with most attractions visible, making it an ideal place to plan the day or grab a treat from Croissant Moon Bakery.
The second is Me Ship, The Olive in Toon Lagoon, tucked behind Wimpy’s. Climbing to the top of the ship provides a bird’s-eye view of the theme park, with Universal Studios Florida and Universal CityWalk visible in the distance. The spot also offers front-row seats to watch riders get soaked on Popeye and Bluto’s Bilge-Rat Barges, plus water cannons to join in the fun.
Epic Universe Views
Universal Epic Universe offers several standout views according to the guide. Luna Overlook in Celestial Park is one of the most popular photo spots, providing a panoramic look at the park’s fountains and landscapes stretching from the Chronos to Universal Helios Grand Hotel. Walking deeper into the garden pathways reveals a reverse view of Luna with the Chronos.
Atlantic restaurant in Celestial Park is singled out for having the best interior views of any venue at Epic Universe. The guide also recommends the portal entrance to How to Train Your Dragon, Isle of Berk, where turning left provides a view of Hiccup’s Wing Gliders soaring past realistic Berk theming complete with sheep.
Universal Studios Florida and CityWalk
At Universal Studios Florida, the San Francisco Pier area is recommended for its waterfront views, paired with a stop at San Francisco Pastry Company. The guide also highlights Universal CityWalk as a destination for views, particularly for its sightlines across the resort’s entertainment district.
For hotel guests, the on-site Universal Orlando Resort hotels offer their own elevated perspectives of the parks and surrounding areas, rounding out the full collection of viewpoints across the property.
For the complete guide with all photo spots, visit the Universal Orlando Blog.
Source: Universal Orlando Blog
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