I did a similar series of photos in another post, but here are some with areas of Epic Universe’s Dark Universe where it makes you feel like you’re exploring parts of it alone.

Do you perfer the story of the Hulk Coaster with Bruce Banner from 1999-2015. Or the new story of the Hulk with General Ross 2016-Today.

Passing this along since myself and a few people have asked on this sub before. Got my passes for my trip in March!

Some Universal UK art is coming out and it shows Waterworld in the concept art and it always makes me wonder how come Orlando is the only resort without it? When it opened in Hollywood Universal only had 2 parks in Hollywood and Studios Florida, since then Islands and Epic have opened in Florida and new resorts got it in Japan, small Singapore that chose Nintendo World over Potter, Beijing, and now UK just makes me curious. How come we never got it?

I assumed the water table here might be a reason why but I’m curious to hear other reasons

Hey all! I'm looking into applying for some roles at Universal Creative. I've been at Disney Bubble for five years and was pretty committed, but I see some roles I’m interested in and am thinking about making the jump. I wanted to pick your brains.
If anyone here has gone through their hiring process or currently works there, I’d love to hear your thoughts:

- What is the application and interview process usually like?

- What do their recruiters prioritize on resumes or portfolios?

- Any general advice or things you wish you knew before applying?

- I'm going to school, so any tips for the intern hiring process?

I appreciate any insight you guys can share!

Should i edit my reservation to add the 2027 express passes (their edit feature doesnt seem to work... i guess i could call/chat)

or can I just buy the 2027 express passes separately a la carte... Then I guess I can link them to my tickets or the person at the front desk at check in can help

I’m going to universal & HHN for the first time in years with 2 new comers. My question to yall is I have an accessibility pass with a wheelchair, stay & scream, & day passes how does the accessibility pass work for HHN?

Hey I was curious on how hhn is on Thursdays typically this year. I know you can’t really tell but for the people who go all the time what has Thursdays been like? I used to get the fast pass but now it’s too expensive for me so I want to make sure I can at least get most of the houses in. Is it worth the money this year?

A Harry Potter knight bus attraction with a queue themed to privet drive.

You walk in the building and suddenly you’re outside at night in the backyard of the house you snake your way through the house and out the front door down the street to the bus

The bus uses the same ride system that the train does just on a bigger scale.

6 separate ride experiences happening simultaneously.

Depending on what level of the bus you sit on youll get a different POV and whether you’re sitting on the left side or the right side.

The ride will have a moment where the bus thanks to a special floor and roof will actually get smaller like in the film

The story will be a standard death eaters are trying to attack the bus on brooms and Harry Ron and hermoine will have to stop them and maybe a moment with the flying motorcycle

Is it a good idea or a bad one?