No, a standard Universal Orlando Annual Pass is not valid for admission at Universal Studios Hollywood in California, and vice-versa. Universal operates its East Coast and West Coast parks as separate business entities with different pricing structures, pass tiers, and black-out calendars. While both parks are owned by NBCUniversal, their Annual Pass programs are not "reciprocal." For example, a "Power Pass" in Orlando does not grant you entry to the Super Nintendo World in Hollywood. However, if you are a frequent traveler to both coasts, it is worth noting that some high-tier "Premier" passes occasionally offer minor discounts on merchandise or food at the sister park, but these perks are inconsistent and do not include park entry. If you plan on visiting both locations in 2026, you would need to purchase a separate "California Neighbor Pass" or a standard day ticket for the Hollywood park. This is a common point of confusion for Disney fans, as Disney previously offered a "Premier Passport" for both coasts, but currently, even Disney has moved toward separate regional pass systems for its Florida and California resorts.