How many people are in the Universal VIP Tour?

The tour lasts a minimum of 5 hours. You are free to enjoy the Park with your VIP credential that includes Universal Express Unlimited throughout the day. The VIP Experience has a limited capacity of up to 13 guests per tour guide.



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Yes. One of the best perks of a VIP tour is the ability to ride Universal's top attractions with virtually no wait. Typically, you'll wait between 5-15 minutes for each ride while on a VIP tour.

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Private VIP Experience In addition, you will receive a My Universal Photos 3-Day Photo Package (Photo package entitlement starts on first day of tour)*.

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4 days is not too much! You'll be able to take a more relaxed pace. And you can re-ride your favorites multiple times! I love Universal because it's so relaxed and sometimes it's nice not to have to do much planning.

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In the U.S., guides typically get paid an hourly wage. According to Indeed, tour guides make an average base salary of $22 per hour and receive an average of $85 in tips per day. Hourly wages largely depend on the guide's level of experience.

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Highest paying cities for Tour Guides near United States
  • Los Angeles, CA. $26.94 per hour. 38 salaries reported.
  • Washington, DC. $26.62 per hour. 71 salaries reported.
  • San Francisco, CA. $26.44 per hour. 62 salaries reported.
  • New York, NY. $26.40 per hour. 68 salaries reported.
  • Memphis, TN. $26.33 per hour. ...
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Cost (sometimes) Private tours are usually considered much more expensive due to the luxury, convenience and personal attention they offer. While there is some truth in this, as personal tours can often be more expensive than group tours, this isn't always the case.

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Disney World tends to be more crowded, especially around the popular attractions. Disney World usually has large crowds. This is especially noticeable in front of popular attractions like Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.

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As a result, lower ticket pricing usually indicates the least crowded days to visit Universal. Crowds are typically lower after Labor Day through mid-October because most children have returned to school by the end of Labor Day weekend.

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