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13. Revenge of the Mummy – New York If you like temples of doom and haunted mansions, then Universal’s Revenge of the Mummy is right up your alley. Based on the movie franchise, this indoor ride will see you evade the Mummy and his army of terror! Photo Credit: Undercover Tourist

12. Meeting Characters – Universal Studios Park Like with any Disney park, you’ll find countless characters at Universal Studios. Cause mayhem with the Minions, enjoy a blast from the past with Doc Brown, and watch as Universal “roll out” the red carpet for the Trans-Formers. Photo Credit: Undercover Tourist

18. Taking Pictures – Universal Studios Park When you visit Disney World, there are some amazing selfies to be snapped. And Universal Studios is no different. Who wouldn’t want the vibrant world of Springfield or Gringotts’ fire-breathing dragon in the backdrop? Photo Credit: Orlando Informer

17. Hogwarts Express: King’s Cross Station – The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Diagon Alley Like Magic Kingdom’s Disney World Railroad, Universal Studios has its very own vintage locomotive. Board the Hogwarts Express at Platform 9¾ in King’s Cross which will also whisk you to faraway lands – as if by magic! Photo Credit: Undercover Tourist

16. Knight Bus – The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Diagon Alley The Wizarding World is also home to other forms of vintage transport, like Magic Kingdom’s Main Street. The Knight Bus doesn’t actually move, though, but this one was used in the movie The Prisoner of Azkaban! Photo Credit: WDW Info

Like Disney World, Universal Orlando has four theme parks. And if you’re looking for more things to satisfy your Disney needs, here are twenty Disney-like experiences at Universal Studios Park. Photo Credit: Undercover Tourist

20. Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts – The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Diagon Alley This high-speed ride will see you explore the Goblin bank and the dark secret chambers beneath it, where you’ll meet familiar friends and formidable foes. Fans of dark, loud and scary Disney rides will love this! Photo Credit: Undercover Tourist

19. The Simpsons Ride – Springfield: Home of the Simpsons With Disney World lacking Mickey’s Toontown, Universal’s Springfield wouldn’t look at all out-of-place in Magic Kingdom, and neither would its zany virtual reality roller coaster. Prepare to say “Hi diddly ho” to the residents of Springfield! Photo Credit: Undercover Tourist

4. Getting Around Animal Kingdom Lodge and the two Animal Kingdom Villas are located to the west of the park. Coronado Springs Resort can be found on the east side, while the three All-Star resorts are to the south. But don’t worry, because the Disney Bus Transportation is here to connect you with the “great circle of life” no matter ...

3. Dining Here at Animal Kingdom Park’s resort hotels, there’s enough food to feed the Pride Lands. Enjoy a whole variety of delicious dishes, each inspired by faraway cultures, from African cuisine to Mayan culture-inspired delicacies. Naturally, the resort hotels house restaurants, pool bars and even the option of room service. And with the exception of the All-Star resorts, there ...