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Ride It Out!

Ride It Out!

By: Tyler and Jess
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Married Universal Orlando enthusiasts Jess and Tyler take you on a low-stakes adventure through the wild, wacky, and sometimes even thrilling world of themed entertainment.

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  • RIO 2: The (Mostly) Universal Orlando Q&A

    RIO 2: The (Mostly) Universal Orlando Q&A
    Apr 7 2025

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    Tyler and Jessica engage in a lively Q&A session about (mostly) Universal Orlando, sharing intimate details of their theme park experiences, preferences, and wishlist items while reflecting on what makes Universal special.

    • Favorite team member interactions range from friendly Hulk ride operators to the playful King's Cross Station attendants
    • The best and worst ride types discussed, like screen-only attractions and dark rides
    • Food recommendations include the tots at Green Eggs and Ham and drinks at Chez Alcatraz
    • Diagon Alley stands out as a place where both wish they could spend more time immersed in the theming
    • Backstage tours remain an elusive experience that Tyler has been trying to experience for over a decade
    • Happy places in the parks include the bridge near Velocicoaster, Camp Jurassic, and the ET ride queue with its distinctive forest smell

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