(Mutual following) Don't just casually go to Universal Studios, the aftereffects are really strong.

Stepping into Universal Studios is like diving headfirst into a wondrous universe, with surprises hidden around every corner. Riding the Decepticoaster, the moment it launched, my heart leaped into my throat, the wind roared in my ears, and the thrill was maxed out. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey was even more unforgettable. The glasses-free 3D made me feel like I was a Hogwarts student, following Harry through the magical world, and the immersion was overwhelming. The chance encounters and interactions with the characters on the street were super heartwarming. The actors were incredibly dedicated, and their performances were so vivid, pulling me from reality into a world of fantasy. After a whole day of fun, fatigue was dispelled by joy. Universal Studios is truly a treasure trove where you can rediscover your childlike wonder and let loose! Here's a guide to Universal Studios: 1. Preparation • Ticket Purchase: Buy tickets in advance on the official website, official app, or authorized ticketing platforms. Avoid peak periods like holidays and weekends to reduce queuing time. • Essential Items: Bring your ID card, sunglasses, a hat, a portable charger, a water bottle, and portable snacks. There are restaurants in the park, but bringing some snacks can help replenish your energy while queuing. 2. Rides • Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey: The glasses-free 3D effects are super impressive, offering an immersive experience of riding a broomstick through the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Various scenes and magical creatures from the movies come to life, making it feel incredibly real. The queue time is long, but it's definitely worth it. • Decepticoaster: A must-try for thrill-seekers. The speed is extreme, the launch and various inversions will have you screaming non-stop. Feel the rush of wind as you spin at high speed. However, those who are easily scared should choose cautiously. • Transformers: The Ride-3D: A 4D experience where you ride in a vehicle alongside the Autobots to battle the Decepticons. Through various special effects and scene changes, you'll feel like you're in the world of Transformers. Both the visual and auditory effects are explosive. • Despicable Me Minion Mayhem: A fun-filled 4D ride. The Minions' adorable appearance and wacky storyline will have you in stitches. Sit in your seat and join the Minions on an adventure, as if entering a world full of childlike fun. • Jurassic World: The Ride: Board the all-terrain Automated Luxury Transport System (ATLAS) and enter the heart of Isla Nublar, encountering various dinosaurs up close. Experience the awe and intensity of dinosaurs, perfect for dinosaur enthusiasts. Shows • WaterWorld: A spectacular show with impressive water stunts, explosions, and pyrotechnics. The actors' performances are also fantastic. Arriving half an hour early allows you to choose better seats. Be prepared to get wet if you sit in the "Soak Zone." • Untamable: A show based on "How to Train Your Dragon." The stage effects and lighting design are excellent, and the actors' interactions with Toothless and other dragons are incredibly realistic, making you feel like you're on Berk Island. It resonates deeply with fans of "How to Train Your Dragon." Photo Spots • The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Hogwarts Castle is a must-see photo spot, with every corner being picture-perfect, especially the corridor Hermione ran through. The exterior and interior of the Three Broomsticks restaurant are also very atmospheric, offering beautiful castle views while dining. • Minion Park: Vibrant colors and adorable Minion cartoon figures everywhere. Whether taking photos with Minion statues or in front of the colorful buildings, you can capture some super cute pictures. • Transformers Metropolis: The futuristic architecture and giant Transformer models are great photo locations. Taking a picture with Megatron is also a popular choice for many visitors. His humor and interactivity add a lot of fun to the photos. 3. Tips: Some of the more thrilling rides at Universal Studios, such as the Decepticoaster, do not allow visitors to carry large luggage or backpacks. Therefore, it is recommended to bring light personal belongings. If you have larger luggage, you can store it at the luggage storage area after entering the park. Storage areas are usually located near the park entrance and around major attraction areas, offering self-service lockers and staffed storage services. However, be aware that the fees for lockers of different sizes may vary, and staffed storage may have a closing time before the park closes. Plan your time accordingly to retrieve your luggage and avoid extra charges or inconvenience.