Universal Orlando announced names of new budget hotels
Universal Orlando has unveiled the names of its two upcoming budget hotels.
They are named Surfside Inn and Suites and Dockside Inn and Suites with Surfside opening next year, followed by Dockside Inn in 2020.
In total they will have 4,000 rooms, including 1,450 two-bedroom suites.
Located at the former site of the Wet ‘n Wild aqua park, they are the first in the ‘value’ budget price category with rooms expected to sell from $73 a night.
Suites will start at $111 and sleep up to six guests.
Guests will get early park admission perks and free shuttle transportation to and from the three theme parks and Universal CityWalk.
They are the first hotels at Universal’s Endless Summer Resort.
Bookings for the new hotels will go live soon, Universal said.
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