E.T. Adventure™
Universal Studios Florida · Hollywood
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About this experience
E.T.'s home planet is dying and he needs your help to save it. Board your flying bike and take off on a thrilling (but gentle) ride through the sky. You'll dodge bad guys and soar into the stars where his magical home awaits, filled with wondrous otherworldly creatures.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does E.T. Adventure™ take?
- The experience runs about 5 minutes. Budget extra time for the queue, any pre-show, and boarding — on busy days the full process can take considerably longer.
- Is E.T. Adventure™ good for young children?
- Yes — E.T. Adventure™ is listed as kid-friendly on ParksLog. The experience is gentle enough for most young guests, though always consider a child's individual comfort with the ride type before queuing.
- How intense is E.T. Adventure™?
- ParksLog rates this as low intensity — calm pacing with light movement. Suitable for most guests including young children. Use your own judgement based on personal comfort and any health advisories posted at the entrance.
- Does E.T. Adventure™ cause motion sickness?
- Motion sickness risk is low. The motion is mild — most guests, including those with slight sensitivity, ride comfortably.
- Does E.T. Adventure™ operate in the rain?
- E.T. Adventure™ is an indoor attraction. It runs in a climate-controlled environment, making it a good choice on hot or rainy days.
- Should I prioritize E.T. Adventure™ at Universal Studios Florida?
- ParksLog recommends E.T. Adventure™ if your schedule allows. It's a worthwhile experience that most guests enjoy, but not critical — a mid-day or standby visit works fine.
- Does E.T. Adventure™ have Universal Express?
- Yes — E.T. Adventure™ is included with Universal Express Pass. Guests with an Express Pass can use the dedicated Express queue for this attraction.
- When did E.T. Adventure™ open?
- E.T. Adventure™ opened at Universal Studios Florida in 1990.
- Does E.T. Adventure™ have a single rider line?
- E.T. Adventure™ does not have a single rider line. All guests join the standby queue or use Universal Express.