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I have been to Disney World numerous times, but have never been to Universal Studio's. Please tell me more about it, is it easy to get around? Do they have stroller's for lazy kids? Where's the best food on the property? Any tips would be great.

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It's an alright attraction. the rides are more of the live action type as opposed to what you'd get at magic kingdom. I kinda felt like the Harry Potter portion of the park is really shoehorned in there and it gets really really busy so if you're interested in that plan your waits accordingly. Didn't buy any food onsite so I can't help you there. Not too terrible to get around aside from the Potter portion.  
I did like that we were in a parking garage though, it was nice to not have to leave your vehicle in the sun all day.  
You can rent strollers but I don't know how much they were.  
Some of the rides that we enjoyed the most you'll get wet on, there's drying stations there but you have to pay 5 bucks per use. We just sun dried.  
Honestly it felt like another park, and that's necessarily a bad thing but it's nothing like Magic Kingdom if you're looking for that awe value.  
The staff are also nothing like what you get at Disney either. Still good but not WOW good.

We’ve been there three times now and enjoy it way more than the Disney parks! We got the 4 day passes each time and used them for 3 days on each trip. I believe the 4th day was free when we bought them, but ran out of time as we went to a few beaches. Our kids are teenagers and had a great time on most rides. Our favourite areas were the Harry Potter sections, but we are big fans of the movies!  
 
We didn’t really go to any of the restaurants, so I can’t give any suggestions. Oh wait, we did frequent Bubba Gump’s a few times and really enjoyed the food. There are a lot of choices just outside the entrance to the parks. There’s a huge walkway and everything from sushi to Cinnabon to burgers, etc. We also purchased a lot of the Butter Beer in the Potter section!  
 
We found that Universal was just as busy as the Disney parks, but got smart and went early in the mornings and then back for more fun in the evenings. These seemed to be the least busy times. Each time we didn’t leave until the parks closed and felt safe leaving the area. Can’t wait to go back!