Nickelodeon Universe sits at Mall of America, and its rides are built around characters children already know: Blue’s Skidoo, Diego’s Rescue Rider, Boots’ Banana Swing and a PAW Patrol Adventure Bay play area for the youngest, and SpongeBob SquarePants Rock Bottom Plunge and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shell Shock for older ones.
Many of the smaller rides let a child below the solo height limit ride with a chaperone, so a toddler and a parent can ride together rather than one watching from the side.
There are two ways to pay. An unlimited-ride wristband is good for one day only, while Point Passes can be shared across the family and never expire, though they cannot be refunded. The choice to weigh is Deal Days: the wristband costs less on those days, but the rides run on a reduced schedule. Food and drink stops are spread across the park, and cash and the major credit cards are accepted, though not personal or traveller’s checks.
Family FAQ
How much does Nickelodeon Universe cost?
Unlimited Ride Wristband $52.49 on any open day, or $41.99 on Deal Days (rides on a reduced schedule); a 3-point Point Pass costs $4.25.
Are there height or age limits at Nickelodeon Universe?
With a chaperone: Boots' Banana Swing from 31 in; Log Chute and Fly with Appa from 36 in; Crazy Cars and Pepsi Orange Streak from 42 in; Fairly Odd Coaster from 43 in. Blue's Skidoo, Big Rigs and La Aventura de Azul need a chaperone under 36 in.
