Universal Epic Universe FAQs

Epic Universe will be Universal Orlando’s newest theme park. It will have multiple themed lands, exciting rides, restaurants, shows, and hotels. The park is designed to offer a more immersive experience than existing Universal parks, with advanced technology and storytelling in every attraction.

Epic Universe will include five-themed lands, roller coasters, family rides, interactive experiences, restaurants, and entertainment. It will also have an in-park hotel and a central hub with unique attractions. Each land will be based on popular franchises, making it a major addition to Universal Orlando.

Epic Universe will be about 750 acres, nearly doubling Universal Orlando’s size. This makes it one of the largest theme park expansions in history. The extra space allows for bigger attractions, wider pathways, and better crowd flow, improving the visitor experience.

Epic Universe is located near Universal Boulevard in Orlando, about 2 miles from Universal Studios Florida. It is not directly connected to the existing Universal parks, but a dedicated transportation system will take guests between the parks and hotels.

Epic Universe is set to open on 22nd May 2025. Construction is progressing quickly, and more details about the grand opening will be revealed as the launch date approaches.

Yes, Epic Universe tickets are on sale now. They are available on the official website, and if you are a US or Canadian resident, you can buy “Universal Orlando Resort Park Tickets with Epic Universe.”

Epic Universe tickets will function similarly to Universal’s other parks. Visitors may choose single-day or multi-day passes. The park could also offer bundle deals with Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, and Volcano Bay.

Ticket prices will likely be similar to Universal Studios Florida, which starts at around $119 per day. Prices may vary based on peak seasons, Express Pass availability, and multi-park options.

Yes, Epic Universe is a completely separate theme park from Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure. It is located on a different property, requiring separate admission.

No, Islands of Adventure will remain open. Epic Universe is an expansion of Universal Orlando, adding more attractions rather than replacing existing ones.

No, Epic Universe is not physically connected to Universal Studios Florida. However, Universal plans to provide a transportation system, such as buses or shuttles, to take guests between the parks.

Yes, visitors will need a separate ticket for Epic Universe. However, Universal may offer multi-park passes, allowing entry to Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, Volcano Bay, and Epic Universe together.

No, CityWalk is located near Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure. Epic Universe will have its own dining and shopping areas, but guests will need to take transportation if they want to visit CityWalk.

Epic Universe will have five themed lands: Celestial Park, Super Nintendo World, Dark Universe, How to Train Your Dragon: Isle of Berk, and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Ministry of Magic. Each world will offer immersive rides, attractions, and dining.

Yes, Epic Universe will have a new Harry Potter-themed land called the Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Ministry of Magic. It will be inspired by 1920s Paris, featuring magic-themed rides and interactive experiences.

Yes, Super Nintendo World will be part of Epic Universe. This area will have attractions based on Mario, Donkey Kong, and other Nintendo characters, featuring interactive experiences and themed dining.

Dark Universe is a land themed around Universal’s classic monsters, such as Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Wolfman. It will have spooky attractions, a horror-themed ride, and immersive storytelling.

The exact number of rides has not been confirmed, but Epic Universe is expected to have at least 10 major rides spread across its five themed lands. These will include roller coasters, interactive experiences, and family-friendly attractions.

Universal has not confirmed this yet, but it is very likely. Universal’s other parks offer Express Passes to skip regular lines, and Epic Universe will likely have a similar system.

Yes, Universal will sell single-day tickets for Epic Universe, just like for its other parks. Multi-day and park-hopper tickets will also be available.

Universal’s standard ticket policy states that tickets are non-refundable. However, they may offer flexible options, such as date changes or upgrades, if needed.

Yes, Epic Universe will have at least one hotel inside the park. This will allow guests to stay close to the attractions, offering early access and other perks. Additional hotels may be built nearby.

Epic Universe will be about 2 miles from Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure. It is not within walking distance, but Universal will provide transportation options for guests.

Yes, Universal plans to offer buses or shuttles between Epic Universe and the other Universal Orlando parks. This will make it easy for visitors to travel between locations.

Travel time will depend on traffic, but it is expected to take around 10-15 minutes by shuttle or car. Universal may also create a dedicated road to make the trip faster.

Yes, Universal is expected to offer vacation packages that include park tickets, hotels, dining plans, and early park access for Epic Universe. These packages will help guests plan a full Universal Orlando experience.