Epic Universe Expansion Speculation

[UniversalRBLX]

An aerial of the southern campus. (Let me know if to relocate this post elsewhere).

Dark green is land not owned by UOR. The lighter green is. The very light green with a green border is empty land not owned by UOR that could be purchased by UOR if they wanted to. The grey blob near the center is owned by Orange County, but tends to not get use most of the year. Long term, UOR can work with the county to add a parking garage and potentially acquire this land for their own use.

I've also added in the planned additional Kirkman Rd expansion between Universal Blvd and Destination Pkwy.

Yes, Universal owns the land around Shingle Creek... but they should keep it the way it currently exists. It's beautiful and creates a nice buffer between the tourism district and the "real Orlando" filled with warehouses to the east.



While I'd love a 4th park, logistically there's too much noise Universal needs to address first. I'd love for them to build a parking garage across Epic Blvd, and then use existing parking for a future resort area just like UOR today with rivers and lush gardens. 20 years from now, they can build another gate (if they desire to) at the Water Treatment plant

 

[Paulio]

I just want Jaws 2.0 for the creature ride tbh. That's literally all I want lol

Imagine how cool the ride would look at night as well. I want the ride not just to be campy but scary as well!

 

[Suchomimus]

While I'd love a 4th park, logistically there's too much noise Universal needs to address first. I'd love for them to build a parking garage across Epic Blvd, and then use existing parking for a future resort area just like UOR today with rivers and lush gardens.

I would like to see boats connecting the hotels with park, but at the same time I have trouble getting a good visual of that.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

I would like to see boats connecting the hotels with park, but at the same time I have trouble getting a good visual of that.

Yeah I'm not sure they'll be able to make it happen down there. I'd love to see a monorail or some type of other transportation though.

 

[Suchomimus]

I remember that Universal patented aerial tramways similar to Disney's Skyliner, but that was from back in '19 or so.