Universal Studios Hollywood announced it will now be allowing out-of-state visitors into the park.
The theme park officially reopened its gates on April 16 after being closed for over a year due to the coronavirus pandemic. At first, tickets were being sold with advance online registration and limited only to California residents. Now, out-of-state guests will be welcomed, but those guests must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and a photo ID for park entry.
“In accordance with government guidelines, out-of-state guests age 16 and over who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 are now eligible to visit Universal Studios Hollywood,” an official statement from Universal Studios Hollywood read. “Admission tickets for out-of-state guests can only be purchased at the theme park’s front gate ticket booths, subject to availability, with proof of vaccination and photo IDs for each guest.”
Acceptable forms of proof of vaccination are: A vaccination card or photo/digital photo of a vaccination card that includes the name of the person vaccinated, type of vaccine provided and the date the last dose was administered; or documentation of vaccination from a healthcare provider, in each case showing that at least two weeks has passed since the second dose in two-dose vaccinations including Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna or a single dose vaccine including Johnson and Johnson.
Universal’s website advises out-of-state guests to check its ticket store before leaving for the park to ensure the desired date of visit isn’t already sold out. Children younger than 16 years of age will not be permitted as they are not yet eligible to be vaccinated.
The theme park welcomed back guests with a few new and updated attractions. It officially unveiled its The Secret Life of Pets dark ride and an all-new 22-foot-tall Indominus Rex has been added to the finale of the revamped Jurassic World water ride. Facial coverings and social distancing are still mandatory and guests will be temperature checked within the parking structures prior to entry into CityWalk and the front gates of the theme park.
California residents can continue to purchase tickets online and the party size for all visitors is limited to a maximum of three households. Tickets are $99-$129 general admission single-day passes and $179-$279 for Universal Express at universalstudioshollywood.com.
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