Guests visiting Universal Studios Hollywood can now enjoy a new value add with the park’s new dining pass.
Universal Studios Hollywood Dining Pass
Starting at $64.75 ($59 + tax) per person, the Dining Pass allows guests to enjoy two eligible entrée items and four sides, snacks, desserts, or beverage items during their day at the park. Eligible menu items will be designated on menus with the Dining Pass logo, as seen above.
“We take enormous pride in preparing an eclectic menu for our guests and want our food offerings to be as exciting as the rides and attractions, which for many is also a highlight of the day,” said Executive Chef Julia Thrash in a release. “Our 30,000 square foot production kitchen functions as a home base for all of our food preparations, and it’s very rewarding to watch our guests truly enjoy the menu we carefully curate.”
Guests can purchase the Dining Pass in advance by purchasing online as well as at participating theme park restaurants, and it will be activated upon first use on the validity date. Once purchased, the Dining Pass can be added to the official Universal Studios Hollywood app by navigating to My Wallet and scanning the ticket QR code with a phone camera.
There are several stipulations around this new pass that guests should keep in mind:
- It is not valid during Halloween Horror Nights or Universal Fan Fest Nights
- It is only valid at Universal Studios Hollywood
- It is subject to availability
- The Dining Pass must be fully redeemed on the selected date, or the remaining credits are forfeited
- Items priced at $25 and higher are excluded
- Alcoholic beverages are not included
Items from these categories are also not included in the pass: Starbucks, Coca-Cola Freestyle, retail stores, merchandise, souvenir items, collectibles, special events/ promotions, candies, and Universal CityWalk Hollywood.
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