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Jurassic Park Toilet
Universal Orlando Resort
1000 Universal Studios Plaza
Orlando, FL USA
www.universalorlando.com
Where is it?
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Anyway, as you approach the ride, there is a small gift kiosk on your left (actually, the area where you exit the ride). The bathrooms are to the left of that kiosk, around back.
What's it like?
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But the walk from Toon Lagoon to here is a bit long in terms of theme-park distances -- maybe five to seven minutes -- and these toilets are a bit hidden from view because of the set design of the area, which is filled with jungle vegetation and twisty paths, so maybe finding it is harder than it seems.
I don't know. Either way, these were lovely toilets. Roomy, filled with a fun green and brown tile design on the walls and an inviting beige tile on the floors, very clean, private feeling and odor-free. If only more of the toilets in the park were like this one -- and sadly, only one other was, the Lost Continent bathrooms, and those were slightly better than these.
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One of the nicer touches is the way the walls jet out around the sinks, forming small, sort of unspoken, barriers between the stations. I also liked the somewhat tucked away location of the toilets, which make you feel like you're entering a sort of bungalow oasis. Sure, it's a theme park bungalow, but nice nonetheless.
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And, it should be noted that these are some of the furthest-away toilets from the entrance in the park. Definitely worth a stop while here, especially if you're needing a quiet toilet that's clean, fun and away from the maddening crowd.
Marks out of 10:
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Comments to the Management:
Unlike some of the other Islands of Adventure toilets, this one feels well-kept and well-maintained. It might need another visitor or two during the day from attendants, but otherwise you've done a fine job here.
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