11 Ways To Have The Perfect Day At Universal Orlando's Volcano Bay Water Theme Park

9. Head To The Back Of The Park

Volcano Bay Universal Orlando
Universal Orlando

Once you get into the park don't just look for the first sun bed you spot, go instead to the back of the park.

The lockers in the front of the park, including the changing rooms, tend to get busy quickly. Most guests don't bother heading towards to rear of the park meaning that they are the most popular.

Smart visitors to Volcano Bay head to the lockers at the back of the park at the River Village or the Rainforest Village. These will be much quieter throughout the day meaning that you won't struggle any time you want to get to your belongings.

Volcano Bay Universal Orlando Resort
Universal Orlando

These areas of the park are also much quieter for sun loungers compared to those at the front of the park. Though you won't get the picture perfect view of the park's huge volcano compared to the seats at the front of the park.

If you'd prefer not to be seeking out places to lounge, you can pay extra for Premium seating on Waturi Beach. Or if you want utter luxury you can get a Cabana. These come with a welcome food platter, towels and the ability to tap into rides without going to them. Cabanas also have assigned team members who help you with food and drinks ordering too.

 
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