Instead, the Tapu Tapu system is used to reserve your place in a virtual line and show up to the ride when it’s your turn. You see, there aren’t any traditional lines for any of Volcano Bay’s rides. Tapu Tapu is also an essential part of Volcano Bay’s queue-less system. You can use your Tapu Tapu to pay for things, open up a rented locker and capture your on-ride photos. What’s a Tapu Tapu?ĭon’t know what a Tapu Tapu is? If you know how a Disney Magic Band works, it’s a very similar concept. It kind of reminded us of how you first see the Tree of Life at Animal Kingdom. We loved how the icon of the park is hidden during your initial approach, it really makes for a breathtaking view when you finally see the park in its entirety. Once you receive your Tapu Tapu, you’ll wind around another path before the Krakatau Volcano is revealed to you. A team member was able to quickly give us the paper ticket and we were able to proceed to the entrance to get our Tapu Tapu. We thought we had our tickets when in fact we only had the confirmation email. There are additional ticket booths here too, which came in handy for us. You go up a set of escalators (or walk up a path) and then see the Volcano Bay flags and a large pavilion. The buses are packed pretty well to ensure the most efficiency with moving guests to and from Volcano Bay.Īs soon as you disembark from the bus the fun begins because you can already start to see the theming start to take shape. After security, you get into another line for the bus. Security is similar to the rest of Universal – your belongings go into a bin and it goes through an airport-like x-ray machine as you proceed through a metal detector. Be warned: this part felt the most chaotic because there were a lot of people trying to vie for a spot in line. Otherwise, you might have to make a pit stop in one of the guest service booths. If you already have your ticket, you can continue on to security. We parked right on the first floor.Īfter you park, you can proceed to the ticketing booth. After paying, a team member will direct you to the parking garage on the right-hand side. As you approach, stay to the far right-hand side, you’ll see a sign that reads “Volcano Bay Parking” over two cashier booths. You utilize the same parking garage you would access Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure and CityWalk. Getting to Volcano Bay can be a little hectic depending on when you head in, but as long as you keep a cool head it’s really not that bad.
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In fact, you’ll probably end up appreciating Volcano Bay’s size as you zip around from one end of the park to the other. While the park is definitely the smallest of Orlando’s water parks, Universal packed so much into such a little space that you won’t think of it’s size at all. Volcano Bay is the newest water par…ahem…water theme park in Orlando and Universal’s answer to Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon/Blizzard Beach and SeaWorld’s Aquatica.
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