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It’s happening again. The universal Hollywood trip. Only difference is that it’s not Florida it’s California. And we took hex’s advice this time and got fast pass on all the haunted houses there. So we will be able to see all the haunted houses as well as the haunted tram. It’s gonna be awesome. In Orlando we only got to go to 5 haunted houses and we left by 11. But this time will ensure we get back to the resort not at 2am. Thank god.

Hell yeah I hope you have fun, I just watched some vids on all the new horror theme food yum_puddi I really want to try the hell raisor donuts and the peely one lol.

Half the rides should be on the bottom floor. So many stairs last time I tried going up after drinking and eating too much X_X I threw up lol.

If I remember correctly the haunted tram thing closes before everything else does by an hour or two so probably check that out early on.

No judgement here all my friends do it, I have weak a** lungs from my asthma so I can't really enjoy it but sometimes gummies can be very relaxing

I went to Universal Studios Hollywood with my friends during our Disney trip a few years back. While it was neat to see the different sections, after having been to Disneyland just before, it felt so cramped and we got anxious with how crowded it was. Plus it wasn't exactly ADA friendly, which sucked for one of my friend's who needed to use a scooter during that day.


There's no need to be concerned about talking about it. It's a pretty common place thing now a days... at least where I'm at, whether it's for medical purposes or not.

Also, a bit confused why you have to state you are autistic in relation to this particular subject. neutral Having worked with autistic folks and friends who have autistic children, I'm aware of the difficulties they face in social settings.