Universal Fan Fest Nights - Coming 2025

[Jake S]

Ahhh, my bad! Understood.

 

[Viator]

Adding something in; May 28th is a Grad Bash night. So unless if they worked something out with school groups, then that final date might be a club and it might be for May 27th as the final date instead.

Heads up: FFN is being extended to May 28th. Ads are rolling out right now.

So if I was living in LA, I'd be taking metro if I could to confirm it; but I had to settle with calls.

Got confirmation that the event is ending on May 18th, and not May 28th. This one seems to be a mistake when Universal extended the dates originally, as a result of not proofreading. Shame, but I am hearing WoM is very strong for this year.

 

[Jerroddragon]

So if I was living in LA, I'd be taking metro if I could to confirm it; but I had to settle with calls.

Got confirmation that the event is ending on May 18th, and not May 28th. This one seems to be a mistake when Universal extended the dates originally, as a result of not proofreading. Shame, but I am hearing WoM is very strong for this year.

I mean its hard, they might need to push it up a year because making your park close at 6 PM on a holiday weekend after opening a new coaster would also not be the best call

 

[Freak]

HHN Construction crews right now:

 

[BriefCasey]

Does anyone know if the pass holder discount works for buying the dining pass? I'm legit contemplating it when I go with a friend in a week, but in case it doesn't, I wonder if it might just be cheaper to buy your desired food items with the discounts.

 

[AriGoldenstein]

I attended the event and overall had a positive experience. It was clear this was their first year organizing it, and I had a few ideas that I thought could help improve the experience in the future. Then I received an email from Universal inviting me to complete a survey—but the first thing it asked was for me to give up all rights to any ideas or feedback I shared, effectively handing everything over to them. At that point, I figured, nope—nothing to contribute.

 

[Jerroddragon]

I attended the event and overall had a positive experience. It was clear this was their first year organizing it, and I had a few ideas that I thought could help improve the experience in the future. Then I received an email from Universal inviting me to complete a survey—but the first thing it asked was for me to give up all rights to any ideas or feedback I shared, effectively handing everything over to them. At that point, I figured, nope—nothing to contribute.

Did you want a finder fee?

I could be wrong but pretty sure this is standard on any survey