Disney vs. Universal: Orlando’s theme park war heats up as Epic Universe nears grand opening
- Universal will open its fourth Orlando theme park, Epic Universe, on May 22, 2025.
- Comcast first announced the park in 2019 as its biggest ever investment in theme park properties.
- The park offers more than twelve new rides and features a nearby 500-room hotel.
- Experts estimate the initial year could generate around $2 billion for Florida and yield over 17,000 new jobs nationally.
- The park aims to elevate the resort into a full destination, increasing rivalry with Walt Disney World.
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Metro checks in to Universal's new Orlando hotel
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Epic Universe Expected to Generate Billions in Revenue, Decrease Walt Disney World's Market Share
As the grand opening of Universal Studios Orlando Resort's Epic Universe approaches on May 22, 2025, anticipation is building for what promises to be a transformative addition to Central Florida's tourism landscape. This marks the first major theme park opening in Florida since 1999, signaling a significant expansion in the region's entertainment offerings. It now appears that Universal Studios will utterly transform the theme park industry in l…
Universal's Epic Universe expected to bring $2 billion for Florida
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