As a kid I craved for chocolates simply because they were denied to me.
In college I enjoyed a chocolate bar with raisins and nuts as a source of energy.
Today as a working professional I relish it as a stress buster.
And here I was in a huge showroom called Chocolate Emporium in the middle of the Universal Studios in Orlando last month.
I felt a great sense of relief tasting the dark chocolate flavors at this place.
The chocolates were arranged in an attractive manner, and I was spoilt for choices.
The tall chimneys and the distinct looks of the Chocolate Emporium caught my attention from far away across the pond.
On moving closer I noticed that they had a staircase with railings and also a nice ramp to facilitate wheelchair bound people.
They also had done a lot of landscaping and decorations on the exterior.
The views looking both towards and away from the storefront looked imposing.
The lampposts near the staircase were captivating, while the gears on top of the entrance caught attention of the mechanical engineer in me.
The steampunk aesthetic is breathtaking, and I absolutely loved it.
The entire building sticks to the theme which was a sight to behold.
If you love chocolates, you will enjoy every minute while being here.
The Chocolate Emporium was a solace to the heart and a relief to a weary soul 
Accessibility Features at The Universal Studios
Most places starting from the parking to the ticketing counters are accessible.
Various exhibits in the public areas and most shops and cafes were accessible.
Strollers are not available for rent.
Mobility scooters are also not available for those with difficulty walking.
Top Tips and Alerts for the Universal Studios
- Parking rates are steep depending on the vehicle.
- You can bring your own food and drinks.
- Bring along plenty of water or energy drinks.
- Wear comfortable shoes to walk a lot.
- Do not visit here on a weekend since the place could easily get overcrowded and the queues very long.
Where to Stay
I stayed at the La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham that was just across the street opposite the ICON Park.
Orlando Tourist Places
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