Universal Attraction Assistance... quick question

[TheHughesCrew]

Good morning.

I've tried to search, but am still unsure. Apologies!

Will we need FOLP as well as assistance card at Universal? I 'think' it looks like you go back at your return time to queue in the FOLP queue, but I'm not sure I've got this right!

Any help, or confirmation would be appreciated. Thank you.

Also, I've tried to search the Sea World and Busch Gardens link in the sticky, but they're not working. Is it similar there too?

Thank you x

ETA, we're going in the last 2 weeks of August, 2020. I'm trying to decide if we can book Endless Summer, or need a higher grade hotel with FOLP included.

[Megandllsmum]

We never had front of line pass for universal when we used the assistance pass they offer. The other parks you mention do the same, just go to guest services on arrival it's very easy to do. Ours is for our you gest daughter with autism and hypermobility, the only thing we had to do at one guest services I think it was seaworld bit it could've been busch gardens was her quickly be measured and on her assistantce pass it then stated those rides she wasn't allowed on

[scojos]

Seaworld measure kids.
Only place u may need the aap instead of Ep (they re not fotl but approx 1/2 of normal wait time) is for hagrids...
If u want to ride it.
Hth

[fluffychicken]

I was wondering this abut universal as well, I think from what I've read the only a advantage of the pass is you don't have to get a return time.

[TheHughesCrew]

Thanks everyone x

Don't need to worry about height... he's 5ft 10 ;-)! Just has awful irritable bowel and irritable bladder. We currently get passes for Alton Towers etc so I'm not envisaging too many problems getting a pass, with any luck...