Universal Orlando Resort has a new merchandise collection featuring travel sticker designs representing different Universal Studios parks, lands, and attractions.
Universal Studios Travel Sticker Merchandise
We found the new collection in the Universal Studios Store at Universal CityWalk Orlando.
Multi-Use Decal Sheet – $12
The actual stickers are available as removable decals on this sheet. These are the large designs:
- Hogwarts Castle and the Hogwarts Express represent Hogsmeade on a sticker reading, “Stay for a spell”
- E.T. and his ship are on a “Phone Home” sticker
- “Please don’t feed the dinosaurs” is around an image of Blue the velociraptor from “Jurassic World”
- Optimus Prime says, “Autobots, roll out!”
- Two Minions say “Bello!” in front of Despicable Me Minion Mayhem
- King Kong and a tram are pictured on Skull Island, where guests can “Meet the natives” and “See the wildlife”
- “Stay hydrated” at Universal’s Volcano Bay, represented by Krakatau
The smaller designs include a turkey leg sticker reading, “Every day is leg day,” “Get your own!” with a churro, “Universal Studios,” and “Vacation Vibes Only.”
Folding Fan – $18
This folding hand fan features the travel stickers printed on a blue background. The spokes of the fan are white plastic.
Mug – $22
The stickers are pictured all over this blue mug. Some of the faux stickers have a three-dimensional design, as though they’re popping off the mug.
The handle resembles a curved churro.
It’s safe for the microwave and dishwasher.
The inside of the mug is white with a blue pattern of the sticker designs.
Backpack – $55
The backpack is dark blue. The front is mostly solid with the stickers pictured on the small zipper pocket. “Universal Studios” is on a patch near the top of the bag.
The small pocket also has a silicone “Universal Studios” zipper pull.
The fabric around the top and sides of the bag is patterned all over with the sticker designs. There are slip mesh pockets on each side.
“Universal Studios” is on the backpack straps. The back is solid blue.
Sling Backpack – $45
The sling backpack is also mostly dark blue. The stickers are patterned across the front and the strap.
It also has mesh pockets.
The sling strap is adjustable. A plastic clip can be hooked on different loops to wear however you want. The back of the bag is black padded mesh. It also has a silicone “Universal Studios” zipper pull.
Lanyard Pouch – $10
The lanyard pouch is blue on the front with all the stickers pictured among stars. It has a lobster claw clip and a metal charm of the Universal Studios globe logo.
Lanyard – $14
The lanyard is white on one side and light blue on the other side. Both sides feature the same pattern of stickers and stars.
Patches – $13 each
There is a patch for each sticker design.
They’re peel-and-stick or sew-on.
The patches come on blue backing cards with white stars and the Universal Studios Florida entrance archway.
This patch features E.T. and his ship, with “Phone Home” in white thread.
The “Jurassic World” patch includes Blue the velociraptor, and reads, “Please don’t feed the dinosaurs.”
This patch says, “Stay hydrated” and “Universal’s Volcano Bay.” Universal Orlando Resort dropped the possessive from their park names last year, including for Volcano Bay.
Glass – $12
The stickers are around the outside of this translucent glass.
Coasters – $18
This set includes four coasters. The backgrounds are all-over prints of the stickers. In the center of each coaster, one sticker is larger than the others.
The featured images are the Jurassic Park, Minions, E.T., and Hogsmeade stickers.
Towel – $28
The beach towel is blue. The stickers are printed large on one side.
The sticker art covers the front of the towel.
Blanket – $33
The fleece blanket features a similar pattern as the towel but it’s a darker blue.
The blanket is 50 inches by 60 inches.
Youth Tee – $25
These dark blue shirts are acid-washed, so each shirt will be slightly unique. It has the stickers grouped together on the front.
Adult Tee – $30
The adult and youth T-shirts have the same design.
Adult Tee – $30
Another adult tee is white and light blue tie-dye. The stickers are pictured in blue, too. “Universal Studios” is in blue and yellow on the left breast.
Fitted Adult Tee – $30
The fitted shirt is a reddish-pink color. The stickers are in full color on the chest.
Hoodie – $57
The pullover hoodie has a heather gray torso, blue sleeves, and a blue hood. It has a large front pocket.
“Universal Studios” is on the left breast in light blue and yellow.
The stickers are pictured across the back in full color.
Reversible Bucket Hat – $30
One side of this bucket hat is dark blue. The all-over print features the stickers repeating.
The reverse side is a denim blue color with no pattern. A Universal Studios patch is on the front.
Socks – $20
The socks are dark blue. The stickers are pictured all over them.
Small Notebook – $13
This small black notebook features the travel sticker-style art on its cover. A gray strap keeps the notebook closed. It flips open vertically rather than traditionally opening like a book.
The Universal Studios wordmark used throughout this collection is printed on the back. The notebook comes wrapped in plastic.
Photo Album – $20
Keep your vacation photos collected in style with this photo album, covered in the travel sticker art. A 4-inch by 4-inch photo opening is on the front cover.
The album is a ring binder style, with sleeves to slide your photos into. There are 50 photo sleeves in total, and the album can hold 200 4-inch-by-6-inch photos. There is also a photo CD sleeve and memo area inside.
The sticker pattern continues onto the back of the album.
Large Notebook – $15
A final notebook is also available in this collection, featuring the same look as the photo album above.
This notebook comes with a black pen, and could be used as an autograph book.
What do you think of this new travel-centric collection? Will you be heading out to CityWalk to pick any of these items up? Let us know in the comments.
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