Yes, Universal Studios tickets—including those for Orlando, Hollywood, and international parks—are assigned to a specific individual upon their first use. In 2026, Universal utilizes biometric finger-scan technology or advanced photo-recognition at the turnstiles to link a ticket to a single person. While you can purchase a "multi-day" ticket and potentially transfer it to someone else before it has been used, once the ticket has been scanned at the gate for the first time, it is legally tied to that person for the remainder of its validity. Attempting to share a used ticket with another person is considered a violation of the park's terms of service and will result in the ticket being voided without a refund.