It all starts at the entrance (seen above). Imagine adventures based on Harry Potter and the Ministry of Magic, How to Train Your Dragon, Super Nintendo World, and those beloved classic Universal monsters in their own Dark Universe. Just imagine. Take a look at this great new video (below).
Will this coaster beat the heart racing thrills of Velocicoaster?
This is a carousel??? Wow!
Shades of the Blue Bayou and San Angel Restaurante.
We are already planning a trip! The only question will be- How many days to we cut out of Disney so that we can see all Universal Orlando Resort has to offer? There's not a Disney princess that can hold a candle to this!
Check out the map. The concept art is just stunning, isn't it? Universal Creative has knocked it out of the park. Everything from the shops to the restaurants to the attractions screams first class excitement.
Beyond the expected coaster thrills and creepier dark rides, there will be attractions for younger guests as well. The Constellation Carousel may be one of the most beautiful structures ever built for an attraction of this type.
The Blue Dragon will definitely be one of my picks for a meal!
Dining is becoming more of an attraction in itself at theme parks. Epic Universe is wisely giving folks more of what they want- perhaps even taking the best of Disney theme park restaurants and improving on them for a modern, younger audience.
This Pan-Asian restaurant (two images above) looks great from the outside, but the inside is even better. Imagine dining in elegance in the Asian countryside at night. Lanterns illuminate the sky as dragons float by and enchanting music plays. Sounds like a great afternoon break- and something very creative and very EPCOT circa 1982. I love it!
Beyond the new park, there's a multitude of City Walk experiences we still want to do, a resort or two to stay at, and a brand new theme park that will take at least two days. I mean, a guy only has so much vacation time.
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