Dippin' Dots At Citywalk

During my recent visit to Universal CityWalk in Orlando, I found it to be a bustling hub of nightlife and entertainment. The 30-acre complex boasts an array of clubs, restaurants, and shops. The atmosphere is electric, especially at night when everything is brilliantly lit up. It's a fantastic place for photography enthusiasts, with plenty of picturesque spots. However, there are some downsides. The area mainly offers dining experiences, with limited other activities. While the entry is free, the cost of food and beverages is quite high. I also noticed a lack of healthy food options, which might be a concern for some visitors. The restaurants can get crowded, and we experienced slow service. Overall, Universal CityWalk is a lively destination, perfect for an evening stroll and casual dining. It's an essential part of the Universal Orlando experience, but visitors should be aware of the costs and limited variety of activities beyond eating and shopping.

We love going to the movies, and it was our first time trying the theater on the city walk. It was great. The only downside is that during Halloween time (fright nights), start the 1st of September, and you have to pay for parking. Usually starting 6 pm it's free to park. I think it was $25 for parking. Don't quote me on it. But after the movies, it was great to walk around. The Bob Marley restaurant was good for the vibe, and the restaurant beside it was as well.