Visitors must be fully clothed, including shoes and shirts. Except as required by Universal or for religious or medical reasons, visitors may not wear any covering that fully or partially obscures a person's face.
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Clothing that Universal construes as indecent, exposes excessive portions of the skin, or that Universal views as inappropriate for a family environment is prohibited.
And, yes you can bring your own Harry Potter robe from home to the theme parks. You will of course still have to follow the safety guidelines when it comes to wearing your Harry Potter robe on some of the rides at Universal!
Universal CityWalk isn't just the place to be — it's also completely free thanks to complimentary admission all day, every day. After 6 p.m., parking is free on most nights, too, and parking fees never apply if you arrive via public transportation or stay at an official Universal Orlando Resort hotel.
All bags, backpacks, purses, packages and items are subject to X-ray and/or additional inspection prior to entering CityWalk or the Theme Park(s). Suitcases and bags with wheels are prohibited. We recommend you leave unnecessary articles in your car and secure valuables in your trunk.
Specifically two of Disney's most iconic items, Mickey Ears and Princess Dresses. Now the quick, direct, and technical answer is yes. Universal Studios will absolutely allow their Guests to wear whatever they want (within appropriate standards) into their parks.
I would not bring a bathing suit unless it's for kids, and unless you are sure the water parks are open. If you don't bring a swimsuit, make sure to bring a change of clothes if you think they will want to enjoy the water rides!
For this reason, we typically recommend you plan to bring a fanny pack, so you can skip these lockers! For guests who only have fanny packs, you must move the fanny pack around your waist (so no wearing it as a sling bag), but once it's firmly around your waist, you can hop on most rides with it.
How Much Do Wands Cost at Universal Orlando? In addition to the style and functionality differences, there's also a slight difference in price between the two wands types. As we stated above, the interactive wands are $63 (plus tax), and the traditional (non-interactive) wands are $55 (plus tax).