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As one of Walt Disney World Resort’s biggest competitors, Universal Orlando Resort has a lot to offer Guests.
For one, Universal Orlando boasts a handful of Resort hotels, such as the Cabana Bay Beach Resort, the Loews Royal Pacific Resort, and the Endless Summer Resort.
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Not only that, but Universal Orlando also boasts two exciting theme parks: Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure.
If you’re up to date on Universal news, then you’ll know that a third theme park is currently being built (Epic Universe) and will open to Guests in 2025.
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But theme parks and Resort hotels aren’t the only offerings to rival Walt Disney World Resort. Universal also boasts its own shopping center, its own Disney Springs. We’re talking, of course, about Universal CityWalk.
Each Guest travels through Universal CityWalk before entering their theme park of choice, passing by a litany of restaurants and stores. However, one group of Guests dining in a Universal CityWalk restaurant were rudely interrupted by something nobody ever wants to hear while on vacation: a fire alarm.
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At first, Guests were told they would need to be evacuated, which must have caused a lot of worry. However, while evacuating, the Guests were told that the fire alarm was simply a false alarm and that they could return to their tables:
Fire Alarm goes off in Antojitos Authentic Restaurant in CityWalk at Universal Orlando!
After being told to evacuate, were then informed it was a false alarm and to go back to our table. pic.twitter.com/vQwRyXm3XK
— ParkTwister🎡 (@ParkTwister) July 20, 2023
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In this video, we can see the aftermath of the situation. Guests look uncomfortable and a little frazzled, and while the alarm is no longer blaring, the lights are still flashing.
That being said, we’re incredibly relieved to hear it was just a false alarm and that nobody was hurt.
