Do diabetics get privileges at universal studios?

Question

if you are diabetic or with someone who is, i heard you get to go to the front of lines and things of the such. is this true?

Answer 1

NO

Answer 2

I don't think you get front of the line. Especially since you can easily leave line to take care of any business you may need to and then return. If anything, you may get a shorter wait, but not front of the line. If you are trying to get disabled access you will be sent in the route with the wheelchairs. But honestly, unless you or they are in a wheelchair or can't stand due to leg problems, there is no reason why you need to go through disabled access. If I am not understanding, please clarify, but I don't see why this should be.

Answer 3

nope.............. if that were so half the people there would be trying to claim rights to the front of the line!

;o)

Answer 4

http://www.universalorlando.com/hours-in...

I dont think so from the looks of it.

Answer 5

i know that at six flags in New Jersey that rule applies becasue me and a group of friends went and my friend used her diabetic bracelet and it got us to the front for some, not all. Others they put us in a shorter line.

Answer 6

usually the privileges given to guest have more to do with comfort and safety than getting in front of the line access. first you would have to go to guest services with a doctors note. if, for example, your condition does not allow you to remain standing for too long they will give you a pass where you will be taken inside the ride and you might wait in an area with seats while the rest of your party stands in line. once they are ready to get on the ride, then you will join them. you don't cut in line but you don't have to stand and wait for them either. again, each circumstance is different depending on the ride, etc. but you have to have medical proof.