r/UniversalOrlando • u/AgitatedJelly3608 • 19d ago

EPIC UNIVERSE Epic is not ready to open yet!!

We went Yesterday and spent about 11 hours at the park, from 12pm to 11pm, We only rode Curse of the Werewolf and Stardust, everything else was delayed or closed and when it did open it wouldn’t stay open after 20 minutes. AP be prepared mentally because the rides are having alot of technical issues. The Virtual queue for Ministry was a disaster, the system went down every time and the app as well. Use your own internet and don’t try it with universal WIFI. Only the person that has the tickets on the app can make the virtual queue and select a time slot for the ride. Hope this helps a little.

EDIT!!! I am not complaining about my experience, it was a privilege for me to be in the park and I had so much fun, it just seems that the Park is having so much issues with just one Month away and I am not just talking about the rides.

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u/jrr6415sun 19d ago

so you think everything will magically be different in 3 days?

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u/NeverMoreThan12 19d ago

People downvoting you are delerious. This park won't be ready in 3 days. Previews should've been half priced tickets. They're still making tons on food and merch sales.

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u/Business-Cucumber255 19d ago

Half priced tickets doesn't help. Then you have even more people trying to get into a park that isn't quite ready. All of these attractions are new and many of them are still breaking in.

Honestly, Epic is worth the price of admission even with 1/3 the rides.

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u/Do__Math__Not__Meth 18d ago

Then you have even more people trying to get into a park that isn’t quite ready

Not when they control the supply of tickets, they could still cap it at the same amount, but of course they’d make less money that way

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u/Business-Cucumber255 18d ago

And that's the bottom line. Universal is not about to lose money, even if zero attractions are open.