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Guests with Disabilities - General Information

  • PARKING
    Vehicles entering the Toll Plaza with a Disabled Parking
    Permit will be directed to the parking area for Guests
    with Disabilities.

  • WHEELCHAIR RENTAL
    If you require a wheelchair or Electric Convenience Vehicle
    (ECV), limited quantities are available for rental on a first
    come, first served basis. The Wheelchair Rental facilities are
    located in the Parking and Transportation Center. You will be
    asked to leave a $50 deposit in addition to the rental fee for
    the wheelchair. ECV’s can be rented just inside the main
    entrance turnstiles of each park at the stroller rental facility.
    You will be asked to leave a photo identification as a deposit
    in addition to the rental fee for the ECVs.

  • RESTROOMS
    All restrooms within both theme parks have facilities that are
    accessible for guests using wheelchairs. Please check the
    enclosed park maps for locations. For your convenience,
    companion restrooms are located in Islands of Adventure at
    both Guest Services in the Port of Entry® and at our First Aid
    Station located next to The Eighth Voyage of Sindbad® in
    The Lost Continent®; at Universal Studios® the companion
    restrooms are located at First Aid and Family Services. First
    Aid is located in New York next to Louie’s Italian Restaurant
    and across from Beetlejuice’s Graveyard RevueTM. There is a
    "Family & Health Services" satellite facility located in the
    front of the park just to the right of First Union Bank.

  • FIRST AID
    Our First Aid facilities are staffed with registered nurses and
    professional paramedics. In Islands of Adventure, the
    primary First Aid Station is located next to The Eighth
    Voyage of Sindbad in The Lost Continent. There is also a
    satellite facility located at Guest Services in the Port of Entry.
    At Universal Studios, First Aid is located in New York next to
    Louie’s Italian Restaurant and across from Beetlejuice’s
    Graveyard RevueTM. There is a "Family & Health Services"
    satellite facility located in the front of the park just to the left
    of the bank. If you have any questions or need special
    assistance, ask any employee or stop by Guest Services inside
    the main entrance.

  • FAMILY SERVICES
    At Islands of Adventure you’ll find nursing facilities and a
    companion restroom area located in Guest Services. In
    Universal Studios, Family Services is located next to the
    First Union Bank and has a private room for nursing
    mothers, a baby changing area and a companion restroom.
  • To Ride the attractions at Universal Studios or Islands of Adventure You Should Be Able To:

  • CONTINUOUSLY GRASP THE RESTRAINT MECHANISM
    WITH AT LEAST ONE UPPER EXTREMITY.

    The guest must have at least one upper
    extremity or prosthesis exhibiting good grip control with the
    ability to brace and strong enough to allow the guest to
    maintain the proper riding position through the duration of
    the ride.

  • INDEPENDENTLY MAINTAIN YOURSELF IN AN UPRIGHT
    POSITION WHILE SEATED.

    The guest must have the body and spinal
    control to sit upright without the aid of other people or
    devices and be able to maintain the proper riding posture
    even during bumping or other characteristic movements of
    the ride. Certain units such as Caro-Seuss-elTM animals
    require the ability to form a saddle posture.

  • ABSORB SUDDEN AND DRAMATIC MOVEMENTS
    INCLUDING SPINNING AND TURNING OR THOSE SIMILAR
    TO A ROLLER COASTER.

    The guest must have sufficient awareness
    of the nature of the ride and the ability to sit upright and
    hold on to the restraint mechanism and/or brace during the
    dynamic motion of the ride.

  • POSSESS SUFFICIENT UPPER BODY STRENGTH TO KEEP YOUR HEAD AGAINST THE HEADREST DURING EXTREME
    UPWARD ACCELERATION.

    The guest must have the sufficient muscle
    control to support their head, neck, and upper torso in a
    standard, forward-looking position during the movement of
    the ride vehicle.
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