Universal Studios Theme Park of Japan – A Must for Children
Nestled in Osaka, the Universal Studios Japan since 2001 receives millions of visitors each year for its awesome rides and attractions. Much of the rides resemble the rides of the Universal Orlando Resort. This Universal Studios theme park was the first of its kind to be made outside U.S when it was opened nine years back. The park offers nine themed areas fully packed with rides, shows, shops, and restaurants. The best part is that several highlights are located indoors to allow the guests to enjoy on the days when the weather is bad. Main RidesThese are split into nine themed areas. Believe me; each ride is worth trying provided you are brave enough for certain ones.
RestaurantsTry out some delicious cuisines in any of the following restaurants.
ShopsConsider shopping some souvenirs from any of the following venues. AccommodationsListed below are the hotels in Osaka. TicketsA 1-day Studio Pass costing 6,100 yen for an adult (12 and above), 4,100 yen for a child (4 – 11), and 5,400 yen for seniors allows access to all attractions. If you are planning to explore this universal studios theme park in two days, then 2-day Studio Pass is a perfect choice costing 10,000 yen for an adult and 6,900 for a child. A Twilight & Day Pass is for 1.5 days using which you can enter the park on the first day after 3 in the afternoon. The cost for an adult pass is 8,100 yen and a kid pass is 5,600 yen. If you do not want to spend time in waiting in the queues at the rides and shows, check out for a Universal Express Pass Booklet. You can purchase the tickets online or at the JR offices, travel agencies, and in some hotels too. |









