The time has finally arrived to roll out and prepare for battle as Universal Orlando has now officially opened their newest attraction, Transformers: The Ride – 3D at Universal Studios.
After narrowly escaping Sideshow Bob on The Simpsons Ride, guests can now meet him in person as part of the Springfield expansion at Universal Studios Florida.
Not only can you order food and drinks at the Krusty Burger, you can now meet the namesake behind the restaurant in the Springfield section of Universal Studios Florida.
Kids can be just like Margo, Agnes and Edith in “Despicable Me” and sleep in hollowed out missiles among hundreds of Minions once the new Despicable Me renovated kids suites debut this fall at Loews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando Resort.
This summer, visit the Orange County Regional History Center to go behind the scenes of two of Universal Orlando’s newest entertainment experiences. Both Universal’s Cinematic Spectacular lagoon show and the Universal Superstar Parade will be featured.
By Kevin Yee Universal Studios Florida has soft-opened two new experiences (they may or may not be operating on your next visit): the motion base simulator ride “Transformers: The Ride – 3D” and the newly redesigned food court featuring Krusty Burger, Moe’s and more from “The Simpsons”. We take a closer look:
Fans of The Simpsons now have the opportunity to try some of the long-running shows’ signature food and beverages, including a Krusty burger, Duff beer, and much more at Universal Orlando.
We’ve been preparing for battle for months, now the time has come help defend the Allspark and save the world as Transformers: The Ride – 3D has started its technical rehearsals (AKA soft openings) at Universal Orlando.
Woo Hoo! Springfield, hometown to America’s favorite animated family, The Simpsons, is expanding this summer at Universal Studios Florida.
We’ve been following the expansion of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Universal Studios since even before it was officially announced. With the recent official announcement, and a few more details found through a Universal survey, we figured we’d give you a look at what’s happening behind the construction walls and backstage.
