Universal Studios review: Employee stole my camera 8

On Saturday, July 21, 2007 I purchased five adult and one child passes for both Universal Theme Parks in Orlando, Florida for one day. The cost of these passes was 475.00. The parks were advertised as being open from 0900 hours until 2200 hours. No one told me that one park was closing at 1900 hours and that the other park would partially close at the same time. This was being done to accommodate a private party for Microsoft Corporation. I'm sure that I wasn't the only person to be inconvenienced by the early closing. I have been to these parks in the past and even with the long lines waits (which were expected) I have been pleased with the park. This early closure, without any prior notice, was rude, un-business like and in my opinion inexcusable. I and my family will never again visit this theme park.

When I tried to voice my objections, I was basically told to bad. It seems that if I would have purchased my tickets at the park, I may have been warned ahead of time. But, because I purchased them by voucher that morning I was brushed off. Thanks for listening.

Why would you leave your valuables in an unattended location? Im pretty sure they have lockers to prevent that kind of stuff.

Wheelchairs are stored in the child swap area, which is clearly not guarded and frequently used by guests. Should a security officer stand guard at the child swap area for each attraction? While guests are riding the attraction, how is the officer supposed to know which items belong to which families or groups. There are signs present at the attraction's entrance warning guests not to bring bags or other valuables on the ride (it is a roller coaster after all!). That is why lockers are conveniently provided, free of charge, right outside of the exit. These lockers are for the purpose of storing and safeguarding your valuables and other belongings while you enjoy the ride. You seem to have chosen not to take advantage of this free service and just assumed that someone else would watch your property for you. Also, you make a false assumption in claiming that a "bad employee" stole your camera. As I stated earlier, wheelchairs are kept in an area while is used as a waiting room for guests. It is much more likely that a guest was taking advantage of the child swap service and saw your unattended possessions and chose to steal your camera. Your loss is unfortunate, but it is the result of your own failure to protect your valuables.

DUMB [censor] ITS UR FAULT I WORKED THERE AND THEY PROVIDE FREEEEEEEEE LOCKERS TO PREVENT THIS FORM HAPPENING!

I went to the animal actors in handicapped i had a guess pass I'm unable to climb stairs I sat in the handicapped section. I was asked to get up and move up I explained I couldn't he said I would either leave or climb the seating which I did not to disappoint my daughter. No compassion whatsoever

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First and last time going. Everything was GREAT until I met an employee at Hogwarts "Rus" ( guy in charge of ride area) RIUNED my day, RIUNED my first experience with universal studios...I'm really sad and disappointed in his POOR customer service skills...

My boyfriend and I came on Sept 29th as soon as it opened and was only able to go on 3 mazes due to the wait times. The tram closed early which we were not aware of until it was too late. Please assist on comping a ticket so we feel like we got the value we sought out for.

Great acting completely destroyed in so many places by terrible background sound.

Important dialogue in many parts of the movie was inaudible because of amateurish sound mixing.