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    4.5 (30 reviews)

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    Ricarta C.

    Oh the places you will go ! Seuss landing is a storybook wonder land that definitely brings out the kid in you . All Dr Seuss characters are used around this amazing land of fun and sweet treats for the kids. Beautiful pastels and the classic red and white , when you walk down and enjoy all the rides and adventures, you will recite ! My little and I enjoyed almost 4 hours of play , shopping and eating and getting splashed !

    Entrance from train side of the park.
    Diele K.

    This area was themed very well and I can see being a hit for those of all ages; though I wish there was a thrill ride attraction selfishly. Though I didn't get my coaster fix, I did enjoy the attractions and shops in this area. Always nice to see Grinch things as many joke I'm a grinch. Haha

    Grinchmas Entrance
    Tharin W.

    Seuss Landing is a fun land at Universal Islands of Adventure. With vibrant color, lots of family friendly rides, multiple food locations and seasonal shows, this is a fan-favorite spot to visit at the park. During Grinchmas (their Christmas seasonal offering) the entertainment is super fun with Who's walking around and a Grinch meet & greet.

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    Kiamiah S.

    Came here for the tots they had pizza tots and buffalo not bad honestly. This line was a little long but moved quickly

    Roy B.

    for those of who grew up knowing and reading these timeless classics, Seuss Landing is as close as you could possibly get to actually being part of the story. Varying rides for the smaller ones in your family abound and you'll find yourself getting caught in your own trip down memory lane. The area is exactly the way your mind remembers it and it is so gratifying to relive the moments from so long ago and let your child feel them as you did. Nothing in this area of the park leaves anything to be desired and is a further testament of how well Universal immerses its customer into another world. Extremely well done!

    Chelsi B.

    Legions of kids and adults (like myself) love the Dr. Seuss books, and Seuss Landing does a fabulous job bringing characters and wacky ambiance to life. For families visiting the Islands of Adventure theme park, Seuss Landing is ground zero for little kids. Seuss Landing gives the youngest kids their own delightful 10-acre zone but because we didn't have any kids with us we really only came to Suess Landing for the Green Eggs & Ham tater tots and the bookstore. While I'm an adult I was thankful I wasn't standing out like a sore thumb because I wasn't the only adult without a kid exploring the area. If you love Dr. Suess, adult or child, Suess Landing is a great place to stop.

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    Kevin W.

    As a father of Thing 1 and Thing 2, Seuss Landing was a fun spot for the kiddos. It felt like I was walking through the storybooks I have read a hundred of times. Lots of good kiddo rides to keep the kid entertained. Ride lines were busy in the afternoon. This is located in Island of Adventure, not Universal.

    Leaving Seuss Landing
    Raegan L.

    As you enter Islands of Adventure and Seuss Landing... prepare to be swept away into the Cat in the Hat Lorax Red Fish Blue Fish Seuss fantasy land! It really does feel like an entirely different world In Seuss Landing, even from the other parts of the park. They really did so well in creating this section. I can't even imagine how it feels for a kiddo here, because as a young adult it fills me with an indescribable joy. All the colors and little quotes from the books spread out across the park, it all is just so whimsical and fun. There are a couple rides here that are very kiddy but can still be fun: Cat in the Hat, Seuss Train, the Seuss Carousel and I might be missing on other. The good thing too is those rides usually have a very short wait. This is just such a fun little section of park! It's also a faster shortcut when you're trying to go between the entrance and HP world!

    Ashley S.

    Seuss Landing is a little cheesy, but still adorable. The rides aren't nearly as awesome as the rest of the park, but there are quite a few good photo spots. This section is more for kids than the entire rest of the park.

    (2/9/18)Caro-Suess-el, blurry because it was moving!
    Rachelle P.

    We went here for the 1st time visiting family on 2/9/18 and enjoyed our experience, growing up on reading Dr. Suess books, having green eggs and ham on Dr. Suess Day at school, who remembers that? Not to mention my favorite Christmas movie is How The Grinch Stole Christmas with Jim Carrey and the cartoon original film is a classic as well! Now as an adult I enjoy reading the stories to my daughter who loves the books, so it's was really special taking her here to experience the park! Our daughter loved the Caro-Suess-El ride, she had a big smile on her face and was waving at everyone she saw passing by, so cute! We went in one of the shops and they had children's Thing 1 and Thing 2 shirts, how cute that would be on twins! They also had little doors small enough for kids to enter the shop, love that! We can't wait to come back next time to see more of the park! I would recommend coming here, especially if you have small children, they will love it!

    Stacy F.

    A whimsical getaway for any fan of Suess! This area is within the Island of Adventure park and brings to life many of Seuss's more popular stories. From Hop on Pop to The Lorax, you'll find several rides and places to eat. The carousel ride may seem silly, but honestly it's a personal fave. The very epitome of becoming a kid again with the melding of Seuss and a carousel carnival ride. Most of the rides have short waits. The shops are less busy here than other areas of the park so if you need something generic (bottled water, sun block, chapstick) this is the place to go. This is also one of only a handful of places where you can meet and greet with characters. Cat in the Hat is usually out. The Lorax can sometimes be found and the Grinch as well. Overall: A A well done themed area at IOA

    Ashlee A.

    One of my favorite places to visit! I love how everyone is dressed accordingly and the characters are such a hoot. Aside from the grinch, my favorite place to visit is the Honk Honkers store for cotton candy. They. Are. HUGE. A dream come true as a cotton candy lover though I must say, the wait can be extremely long. With three people in front of me and one machine broken, it was at least - 30-50 minute wait to walk out with my cotton candy. Doesn't taste the same as on a cone, but still enjoyed!

    Sarah S.

    Who says all of Unviersal is for teens & adults!? Seuss Landing is definitely aimed towards the kids and is a lot of fun for a silly adult like myself, as well. It needs some serious love though! Pastels are faded and look dull, paint chipping, etc. Seuss Landing is a magical place for tiny tots and it just needs some freshening up! Seuss Landing opened in 1999 in the Islands of Adventure park of Universal and is fabulous in celebrating the legacy of Dr. Seuss. Rides included are: ~One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish ~Caro-Seuss-el ~If I Ran the Zoo playground ~High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train ~Cat in the Hat ~Oh, The Stories You'll Hear is a show Food options: ~Green Eggs and Ham Cafe (never open) ~Hop on Pop Ice Cream Shop (this isn't open much either) ~Circus McGurkus Cafe Stoo-Pendous (always open, super cool atmosphere but the food is terrible) ~Moose Juice Goose Juice They have many cool shops & food options but The Green Eggs & Ham food spot has never been open in my 10x of going to Universal! Shopping options: ~Mulberry Street Store ~Cats, Hats & Things ~Dr. Suess' All the Books You Can Read ~Snookers & Snookers Sweet Candy Cookers. Best thing about Seuss Landing in my eyes is there is little to no wait for the rides every time I've gone! Score for adults who like kiddie rides! Another fabulous thing is you will often find the characters taking photos with guests! I've seen Thing 1, Thing 2, The Lorax, The Grinch, The Cat in the Hat....I wish they had Sneetches! They're my favorite! Also the trees in this area are all bent, brought in after Hurricane Andrew, which really adds to the Seuss feel of the area. Seuss Landing is an area of Islands of Adventure that needs to stay...but man does it need some tender loving care!

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    I'm a big Dr. Seuss fan and enjoy walking through this part of the park. Everything is so colorful and filled with my favorite Seuss quotes.

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    Who doesn't like Dr Suess? One of my favorite childhood memories. Great place to go. Fun for all ages

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    4.0(1.5k reviews)
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    3.5(3k reviews)
    0.2 miDr. Phillips, Horizons West / West Orlando

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    4.7(20 reviews)
    0.4 miDr. Phillips, Horizons West / West Orlando

    Old school (pre Disney) Marvel comics, ride, and stores in Islands of Adventure in Orlando…read more Lots of comic book themed colors and designs here, good for those who are historic comic fans and the meet & greets here looked like fun if busy lines. The Hulk coaster, Fearfall wasn't on when we were there, and the Spiderman 4D experience. End of the day could've used some cleaning, someone had thrown up or really lost a meal on the ground, no one out there cleaning it up...

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    3.7(552 reviews)
    2.1 miInternational Drive / I-Drive

    Overall, I think this is a great place to check out if you are in Orlando…read more We came here because we have Legoland gold passes which means we get free admission to sea life, Madame Tussaud's, and the Orlando Eye. All three of these together took up about two hours and then we were able to go to Cafe tu tu tango to get a bite to eat. This was a great half day experience while we were visiting Orlando. There was a parking garage and parking was super easy. By that time we left around 8:30 PM there were so many cars, but when we first got there at about 5 PM there were tons of spots. They do have parking spots you can pay for in the lower levels so it seems like if you're willing to pay there will always be parking. If you want free parking, you need to go earlier because this seems to be popular for nightlife. I always appreciate when there's so many attractions together that you can walk to. This place has quite a few restaurants, some shops and the attractions all in a contained area. It was very clean and when we came, there was a huge police presence, because apparently a couple weeks before there was hundreds of teenagers that descended to the area and fought. So the place was doing a really good job making sure that everything was safe. This is a place for both families and non-families alike.

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    ICON Park - There are Super cool balloon artists making balloon outfits in various places around the world the park this kid had a pirate sword and bird

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    4.8(277 reviews)
    0.4 miDr. Phillips, Horizons West / West Orlando

    Hearing about it or seeing pictures is one thing, but being there in the middle of the buildings…read moreand shops is spectacular. This is a section you can spend only a little of your time in or it might be where you spend the bulk of your time. That likely depends on how many of the shops and restaurants you want to visit in the area. You may also be fans of the magical wands and making things move in the windows. I really enjoyed seeing the pages of the book come alive as well as several visitors, dressed in robes and other Harry Potter themed clothing. This is a fantastic spot for picture taking as well. It does get quite crowded in certain areas so hold onto your patience and enjoy the experience.

    I'm not a Potterhead though I did used to be a pothead and once binged all 8 movies over a couple…read moreweeks in 2014 through the haze of the ganja. And Diagon Alley is light on attractions. Its sole ride, Escape from Gringotts I gave two stars as I found it very lackluster compared to the two Potter themed thrill rides over at Islands of Adventure. But the theming in this section of the park is absolutely phenomenal and highly immersive enough to make this an easy 4 stars. The Knight Bus was fun enough for both my sister and I to get pictures by it with its friendly steward and his appropriate accent. I missed the low key entrance on our first go round. As I said I watched the movies in a cloud of smoke and didn't realize it was this secret fandom entrance/exit but the throngs passing through tipped us off. The greater density with everything packed so tightly together and its separation from the other themed areas of Universal Studios Florida makes this Potter themed area more impressive than its counterpart over at Islands of Adventure- even without a magnificent castle. The alleys, the shops, the hand painted signage, the dragon perched high shooting out that massive flame... I can only imagine how hard this hits if you're a Potter fanatic. And though Escape from Gringotts was pretty weak sauce in my estimation the queue and the theming before the ride experience was top notch. They really broke the bank on this, as with the great train ride in. Maybe if I ever go back I'll watch a Potter movie or two sober.

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    Inside Leaky Cauldron at Universal Studios Florida. *The* Leaky Cauldron (I think).

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    Super Nintendo World

    4.6(35 reviews)
    3.1 miInternational Drive / I-Drive

    We definitely felt dropped into a Mario Bros / Super Nintendo game or movie. The space, while…read moresmall, is colorful and contain the elements you'd expect to see - Yoshi, boxes to hit for sounds and points, mushrooms, Bowser, etc. Even the gift shops are fun with their apparel and character accessories. (Did a Yoshi hat come home with us? Yes, yes it did.) This space will not be appreciated by everyone - not because we don't love Mario Bros but because it is small and full of people in every corner. It offers a few attractions and it is a huge commitment to stand in line for a short thrill. We did ride Bowser's ride. It allowed for single riders. It delays regularly though - in our case a cart had to be removed and replaced on the track. It involves a lot of technology the way the game is designed. Our family of 4 did not understand the game at all and how we even gathered points. Thankfully we didn't stand in line as long and wouldn't recommend anyone else does. Sadly the other rides were not part of our day due to the lengthy wait times and in the case of Donkey Kong, so backed up that the single rider line was closed. We witnessed a lot of happy kids running around and tapping question marked boxes. Even for my older teen / adult children they stood in the space and smiled while they took it in. It was the first place they wanted to see upon our arrival.

    Colorful, full of life and BUSY! This location is a Nintendo fan's dream, but be aware that…read moreeveryone wants to visit. There are interactive areas, 3 rides, 1 hidden attraction, lots of food and character experiences and tons of photo-ops. Shoutout to the amazing Team Members with the characters, they have some serious crowd control jobs and offer great moments with Mario, Luigi, Peach and Yoshi. I do miss Donkey Kong and TOAD and I hope they return soon.

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    3.5(135 reviews)
    1.4 miInternational Drive / I-Drive

    Shoutout to the businesses still celebrating kids doing good in school We stopped by due to…read morerecieving an Orange County Public Schools student voucher and honestly had such a good time! My AB students were SO excited to use their reward and felt super proud of themselves the entire visit. Sadly the jump area had already closed down, BUT the staff handled everything so kindly and made sure my other child still got to enjoy. One child did go-kart round and my other child got 2 hours of arcade time. That alone turned what was disappointment into a really fun family outing. The employees were patient, friendly, and genuinely nice the whole time -- which matters so much when you're out with kids. There's honestly a ton to do, the atmosphere was fun, and my kiddos are already asking when we're going back Definitely will be back again!

    Dezerland Park Orlando is a cool kinda auto museum action/video mall. Ther is of course the auto…read moremuseum l, but there is bowling, an arcade, bumper cars, go carts and trampoline place. There are also shops, bars and some food as well. Nothing special, but a food time if you are a car geek or if you have kids. Everything is individual priced. Oh, they also have Lazer tag. Life hack for the drinkers out there. O07 museum bar has happy hour from 2- 4 daily. It is to the right when you walk in either door. They have $5 specialty drinks during happy hour and they are really good.

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    Seuss Landing - amusementparks - Updated June 2026

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