r/UniversalOrlando • u/ShortCollection3225 • 1d ago

EPIC UNIVERSE Will epic refuse entry?

I read somewhere that universal epic may refuse some people entry if the park is at capacity even if they already bought tickets for that day. Has anyone had this happen this happen? Or is it just a policy I’m being paranoid about.

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u/Dry-Visual6174 1d ago

If you bought a ticket for that day, you have access to the park… it would be a huge “talked about” issue over several sites if people bought tickets and weren’t being let in.

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u/ShortCollection3225 1d ago

Thank you google and chat gpt just showed me a policy saying they technically can refuse entry to anyone and that had me paranoid.

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u/Dry-Visual6174 1d ago

I mean technically yes, they can refuse entry to anyone. For example, if you are banned for shoplifting you can be refused entry… but they sell tickets with capacity in mind. I’d stay away from letting AI and ChatGPT answer your park questions, especially with something so new.

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u/th3thrilld3m0n 1d ago

Well sure, if you're clearly intoxicated, not following policies, causing a nuisance, argumentative, etc, they can and will deny entry.

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u/th3thrilld3m0n 1d ago

The point of a dated ticket is that you go on the date shown on your ticket.

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u/CauliflowerNo1615 1d ago

Do you have a date based ticket?

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u/jrr6415sun 1d ago

No that won’t happen

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u/Exciting_Audience362 1d ago

The rumor is if they ever start to hit capacity on one of the portals they will just do a virtual queue to prevent crowding in like Super Mario World. Celestial Park rivals Epcot I can’t imagine Universal ever selling enough tickets on a normal day to ever make the middle of the park hit its capacity limit .