Well, we've looked at doing both parks in one day.

Now let's look at how to do a long trip and not get burnt out on Universal Orlando.

This is episode 535 of the unofficial Universal Orlando podcast. Hey everyone, welcome to the show, as you are listening to this, we, actually, you'll probably

gone back home at this point.

Trissy and I'll still be in Orlando, Kristen Michelle, and will have gone back home.

Oh, sad. I am joined by Michelle. Hi. And as you know how we record the show at this point, we record two in one go, Michelle and Chris, no, that's you. Tracey and Chris are not with us. Tresi is still, she might be asleep at this point. I don't actually know. She was knacket tonight, bless her. But yeah, we reached out to the producers club. So like I said in the intro,

a lot of people only go for it. Like, Michelle, you very much, your trips are like a weekend or

three or four days or whatever. Yeah, yeah, mine are usually shorter. Whereas for us,

especially over our last few trips, have definitely been longer.

Well, we generally come out for a week.

I always used to be two weeks.

We haven't done a two-week trip for like nine years now.

So we've been snatching a week here and there.

We're actually out for 10 days when we come over.

Like now, when we're there now?

10 days.

But I know it's when you're spending that entire time on property universal.

I've just said to Michelle off air there when we came over in 2015,

the parks were relatively quiet.

And when you're hitting all those screen-based attractions, like one after the other,

after the other, after the other, I had a conversation with Kelly Wood, a listener of

hours, and she said the same thing.

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