What time should I get to Volcano Bay?

Volcano Bay FAQ Typically Volcano Bay opens in the morning at 10AM and closes around 6PM-9PM depending on the day of the week. Universal Orlando Hotel guests can get early admission up to 1 hour prior to park opening with Early Admission. I highly suggest utilizing Early Park Admission at any of the Universal parks.



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For each ride, you'll need to tap into the Virtual Line™ experience to secure your ride time. You can only tap into one ride at a time. But keep a lookout for slides whose entrance signage reads Ride Now! You'll be able to jump right onto those rides without losing your place in another attraction's Virtual Line™.

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Make sure you've got strong swimmers if you plan to do the Ohno and Ohyah drop slides. These two body slides plunge into a 10-foot-deep pool! Volcano Bay does not provide any free towels, so be sure to bring your own if you do not want to rent them (it costs $7).

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I would recommend a good set of water shoes which you will be able to wear on many of the attractions as well as when you are walking around the park. You will not be able to wear water shoes on body slides but can on the slides with tubes, the Aqua Coaster or either of the two “river” attractions.

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We of course saw people doing this . . . but if you like to follow the rules know that the rule states you can't bring them into Volcano Bay.

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“Are phones allowed on the rides?” Helpful? No you cant.

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Can you bring in Food? - Universal's Volcano Bay. “Can you bring in Food? ” Helpful? Yes, we took in non perishables because the bag sits in the locker or in the hot sun on or under the lounge chair.

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There are two general types of lockers at Universal: those that charge a flat daily rate, which are located at the front of each theme park and are scattered all throughout Volcano Bay, and then those lockers that are attached to certain rides, which may or may not require payment for use.

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The Kilauea is a dynamic volcano, and lava viewing conditions change daily. Even if a viewing area is organized by the National Park, this does not guarantee close access of the lava.

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The temperatures in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park only range about 10 degrees from summer to winter, but the winters are cooler and rainier than the summers at the park. On average, the warmest month of the year is August, and the coolest is February.

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It's Simple to Hop into the Virtual Line™. Here's how to get in the ride lines at Volcano Bay: Tap in at an attraction with your TapuTapu™ wearable and you're in the Virtual Line™ experience. You're free to explore the park while your TapuTapu™ wearable counts down the minutes to your return time.

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