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As a massive fan of the show and the original 1939 Wizard of Oz film, I thought I would add my thoughts. I think even as a fan I could see Act 1 running slow and Act 2 running too fast. The critiques on the film being split into two parts in confusing to me. One, they are keeping all the songs...

I know people love the Spongebob store but it would be really cool to see the Legacy Store next to ET.

The Curse of the Werewolf is a fine name. The movie rarely refers to him as a wolfman. Werewolves however are mentioned throughout the film.

The simple fact is I think it is a huge mistake if they put the British Ministry in the new park. Fans will be confused as to why there are two Londons. They have the land to do the London Ministry so why not put it where Fear Factor is. Also, the London Ministry plays hardly any role in...

Give me a Scooby Doo meets Classic Monsters Show.

If there is a carousel it could be zodiac-themed. Also, it would be cool if they used drones to make constellations in the sky for a nighttime show. Sorry for the double post. I wonder if Universal's plan is to take big franchises like Potter, Nintendo, and Dreamworks and split them up. With...

Idk if anyone has said this but if you look closely at the monster area. There are a bunch of paint strokes covering up something that looks like a show building and along with the random theatre, it looks like it's covering up something too.

This concept of art reminds me of the Beijing concept of art. The stuff related to the look and feel of the park will be the same but the lands themselves could change. I imagine the model we have seen for Nintendo will be what we get in this park. I think Fantastic Beasts will be based more on...

The Fantastic Beasts area looks like Paris.

Clockwise: Nintendo, Classic Monsters, Hotel, Fantastic Beasts, HTTYD. Which I think the space between Monsters and Nintendo could be for a new land or an expansion onto Nintendo. The land between FB and HTTYD could be for more Dreamworks or for more Fantastic Beasts.

That would awesome. That was a concept I had in my layout but I felt it might be better for a later expansion so I ended up removing it.

The Wicked movie comes out in 2021 so it's possible. I love Wicked but I personally think it would be better if they had a full production of the show at Universal instead of a land.

Here is the layout I have made so far. I still need to polish it up more and edit some stuff in the Emerald City. Refresh the page if the link doesn't load.

The 1939 film is owned by Warner Bros. The 80th anniversary is this year. They still have a lot of the blueprints to the original movie sets. I am currently working on a design for a Wizard of Oz theme park land. I want to be a concept artist at some point and a Wizard of Oz land is something...

It would be pretty awesome if they open the park with New York and Paris. Then every year have a new area of the land built. Since these movies don't come out every year it would give them enough time to plan it and build it with the movie teams.

DC Comics would be awesome just because they would own both major comic companies in their parks. But as we know Six Flags has DC rights. But a dark Gotham City area would be awesome, mainly based off of Tim Burton's Gotham. There's a lot they could do with rides imo.

Scooby Doo would be cool. But they won't put two "scary" themes in one park.

It's probably Cats. :(

This has already been talked about but it would be amazing if it was Oz. If not I still feel it may be another Warner Bros property.

I'm curious to see how they approach Fantastic Beasts. Will they do all the countries or just one. Then the question is which one. Because if they do the US then that means we have two New York areas. Now with that in mind, it would be awesome to see them expand the first story and actually show...