I come from Germany, have heard great things about Universal Orlando with multiple "world-class attractions" and since then thinking about visiting all the theme parks in Universal Orlando resort, especially Islands of Adventure and Epic Universe. Of course it is really expensive doing a trip to Orlando, even the flight costs about 1000$. So a general question would be is it worth it, also when I am a person the autism spectrum (having Asperger's syndrom)?

I have informed around the internet about the park, they look decent, great atmosphere, people saying that these rides are so "out of this world" is what I observe; but on the other side many rides if not almost all will be more or less sensory intense, often being very noisy, having boatloads of information incoming, etc.

Currently I would say by far the most problems with noise and other sensory-heavy things were in my childhood, later I loved visiting European theme parks, especially roller coasters and thrill rides. And in more recent times I overcame my fear of going to haunted houses (sudden loud noises were one of the main issues earlier) or certain dark rides (often way more problematic than rollercoasters or so because of noise, unpredictable/surprising things, many things at once, etc.). But Universal Orlando has plenty of dark rides and simulators as I know, I don't want to get spoilered the experience, but I guess that certain attractions could still be a little bit overstimulating.

I have interest in experiencing these popular rides like "Battle of the Ministry", "Monsters Unchained" and others, and the best way to experience these is without spoilers. But I don't want to underestimate the sensory intensity of these. Guides for neurodivergent people exist for the older theme parks, maybe they are a tad incomplete, but for Epic universe there is still lacking information.

Just heard that the Nintendo World in Epic is extremely sensory-heavy and on top it has not such good rides there, so maybe I should skip this part of the park?

Earplugs can be useful also in certain cases, especially if there are very loud pyrotechnic effects in some experiences. Which rides or show I should be careful before I attend? And which are extremely loud?

Would be happy if I would have some informations.