Make planning your Japan trip that little bit easier
USJ is thrill ride heaven – if you want to be spun upside down, soaked with a wave of water after escaping sharks or dinosaurs and take part in your own live version of Mario Kart, you’ll be in heaven – but what if you’d rather leave the thrills to other folk? Is it still worth visiting?
Well, here are 13 things you can do in USJ without setting foot on a ride.
If you’re travelling to USJ with someone who finds it hard to stand in queues, buying an Express Pass is not your only option to make their day a bit more pleasant. You can also use the free USJ Guest Support Pass that limits the time eligible people need to spend standing in queues. Here’s how it works.
Universal Studios Japan is the most visited theme park in the Asia region and one of the busiest in the world. This means queues can be long. So, how long do you need to spend there to get it all done? Our guide can help you decide.
A common question in my Japan planning group when people ask about visiting the Tokyo Disney parks or USJ is ‘Why would you waste a day in Japan going to an ‘American import.’ My answer is – you’re not ‘wasting’ a day! And here’s why…
If you’re planning your day at Universal Studios Japan, you might be wondering if you need to book restaurants – or, if you even can. Our guide gives you the answers.
Yes, yes, the rides are cool and all – but, what gave me the most fun at USJ, especially during Halloween, was all the themed food on sale around the park. So, what should you look out for? Here’s my pick of the top 10 cutest dishes.
USJ just shook up the Express Passes – alongside the Express Pass 7 and Express Pass 4s that we’re used to, you can now also buy Express Pass 8 and Express Pass 5. Here’s what you need to know…
If you’re visiting Japan and love Harry Potter, you have two fun theme park experiences to feed your love of all things magical and Muggle – Universal Studios Japan and Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo: The Making of Harry Potter. But if time is limited, which should you pick? Here’s what to think about.