Volcano Bay Map and Brochure (2016 – 2023)
Location: Orlando, Florida
Years Active: 2017 – Active
Universal Volcano Bay promises a South Pacific fantasy smack dab in Florida. But forget those cheesy tiki huts. A quick glance at this Volcano Bay map reveals a sprawling water park with something for everyone…
This place is all about the giant volcano, Krakatau, spitting out waterfalls and hiding crazy waterslides. Want to feel your stomach drop? Hit the Ko’okiri Body Plunge. Prefer to just soak in the sun? Waturi Beach is your jam.
Volcano Bay gets SWAMPED. Like, lines-out-the-door crowded. TapuTapu wearables help (they let you snag a virtual spot in line), but if you’re crowd-averse, be warned. Insider tip: Shell out for Express Passes if long waits ruin your day.
Universal likes to keep things fresh, which means there’s always new stuff popping up. The downside? Volcano Bay sometimes feels a little unfinished. Don’t expect that picture-perfect, manicured theme park experience all the time. Still, if thrills are your thing, Volcano Bay delivers. It’s messy, loud, and a whole lot of fun.
Volcano Bay Map 2024
Universal hasn’t released the 2024 Volcano Bay map yet. Check out the 2023 map below for the most up-to-date Volcano Bay and Volcano Bay cabana map.
Volcano Bay Map 2023
Volcano Bay Map 2021
Volcano Bay Map 2020
Volcano Bay Map 2019
Volcano Bay Map 2016
How many rides are in Volcano Bay Orlando?
Volcano Bay Orlando, a water theme park located within the Universal Orlando Resort, offers visitors a variety of water-based attractions. There are approximately 19 different rides and attractions at Volcano Bay, including thrilling water slides, a lazy river, a wave pool, and the centerpiece attraction, Krakatau Aqua Coaster. Please note that the number of rides and attractions may change over time as the park continues to evolve and expand.
What are the 3 Universal Parks in Orlando?
Orlando is home to three Universal theme parks:
- Universal Studios Florida: This park offers immersive experiences based on popular movies and TV shows. Visitors can enjoy attractions like the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Transformers: The Ride 3D, and Revenge of the Mummy.
- Universal Islands of Adventure: Known for its thrilling rides and captivating lands, this park features attractions such as The Incredible Hulk Coaster, Jurassic Park River Adventure, and The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man.
- Universal’s Volcano Bay: This is a water theme park with numerous water slides, pools, and a tropical island vibe, centered around the iconic Krakatau volcano.
These three Universal parks collectively provide a wide range of entertainment and experiences for visitors to enjoy while exploring the Universal Orlando Resort. Please verify the latest information regarding these parks, as offerings and details may have evolved over time.
FAQ
Is Volcano Bay Orlando worth it?
Universal’s Volcano Bay in Orlando is generally considered worth visiting, especially if you enjoy water parks with a mix of thrill rides and relaxing attractions. Many visitors praise its immersive theme centered on a tropical volcano, the innovative TapuTapu wearable device that lets you hold your place in virtual queues, and the variety of rides and pools. Some find the food and cabana rentals pricey, but the overall experience is highly rated for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Is Volcano Bay part of Disney or Universal?
Volcano Bay is part of Universal Orlando Resort, not Disney. It is Universal’s dedicated water park in Orlando, Florida, located near the Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure theme parks. Unlike Disney’s water parks, Volcano Bay offers a unique tropical island theme centered around a massive volcano structure, with cutting-edge technology like the TapuTapu wearable system for virtual queue management. The park provides a different experience focused on water attractions and immersive storytelling, complementing Universal’s theme park lineup rather than Disney’s offerings.
How much does it cost to go to Volcano Bay?
Ticket prices for Volcano Bay vary but generally range from $80 to $110 for a single-day adult admission, with discounts available for children and multi-day passes. Additional costs may apply for cabana rentals and locker rentals.
Can you take food into Volcano Bay Florida?
You can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks into Volcano Bay, as long as they comply with park size and container restrictions. However, no glass containers or alcohol are allowed. The park also offers a variety of dining options inside for convenience.
