I am joined by four producers club members to give you the lowdown on visiting the Volcano Bay Universal Orlando's water theme park.

This is episode 519 of the unofficial Universal Orlando podcast. Hey everyone, welcome to the show. It is me, Lee. I am hosting this episode on my own. I have given Chris, Tracy and Michelle the week off, but I have replaced them with more than ample

ample replacement.

So joining me to talk Volcano Bay, coming to us from 10 minutes from Universal Orlando

as she passes it every day on the way to work is Hope Brigham, Hey Hope.

Hey, I'm excited to be here.

I had to get that in there.

And coming to us from Indianapolis in Indiana is Rachel Hoffmeier.

Hey, everybody. Welcome. And coming to us from Greenwood, Indiana, just eight miles down the road from Rachel, which is very interesting. Is Crystal King. Hey, Crystal.

Hello, everyone. And finally, coming just up the road from Chris, apparently, Bo interesting, is Crystal King. Hey, Crystal. Hello, everyone. And finally,

coming just up the road from Chris, apparently, Boca Raton, Florida, that is Kyle Plunkett.

Hey, everybody. What a small world it truly is.

Sure is. Guys, as I have mentioned on this show, and talked about it at home, we don't actually cover Volcano Bay very much on this podcast, which I feel quite sad about,

because Tracy and I aren't particularly water park people.

Michelle hasn't gone for a while.

Chris is our Volcano Bay expert, and he hasn't been since it reopened after lockdown,

to be fair, which is why I've invited you guys on, because you guys go

quite often, apparently, Crystal in this case, has literally just come back, which makes it perfect.

Last week, yes.

Nice. Just before we get into it, having just had a wander around, that park is absolutely

beautiful. Yes, it is, I was

telling my kids when we were there, I said, you don't feel like you are right next to the highway

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