There are mentions of the new DreamWorks Theatre opening in Hollywood, the Nighttime Lights at Hogwarts Castle show opening at the parks, and the new Aventura Hotel and Fast and Furious Supercharged opening in Orlando. While it is too blurry to read entirely, we can see that it recaps every milestone at the Universal resorts in 2018. It talks a bit about the last year for the Universal parks. This is supposedly one of the pages from the handout that comes before the pages about the new park. Let’s hope not, because I believe these guys are owed their time to shine at Universal Orlando!īefore concluding, I do have one other leaked photograph to share. I fear that this would be the new park’s Lost Continent in a way, and could be squeezed out over time - or even before the park is built. This is likely inspired by the original Frankenstein film from 1931, one of Universal’s most well-known properties. I have heard, however, that if there were budget cuts, or another, better idea comes along, the Classic Monsters world for Fantastic Worlds would be the first to go. The land we believe will be based on the Universal Monsters, known as Project 902 in permits, is rumored to contain a portal with a tall beacon atop themed as an electrical tower. That would help the rides and attractions feel timeless for sure, especially in a climate where so many film universes are struggling to launch or remain relevant (outside of Marvel). It has been rumored that a land featuring the Universal Classic Monsters at the new theme park would be based on the original designs and aesthetics of the classic films. Of course, in the park’s early years guests could get their photo taken with Frankenstein’s monster at the park as well.
There was a show called Beetlejuice’s Graveyard Revue that starred many of the monsters, but it closed recently to make way for Fast and Furious Supercharged. After all, it was their inexpensive budgets and huge successes at the box office that helped keep the company afloat in the 1930s and beyond.Ĭurrently, their only presence at the Orlando parks is a quick service restaurant, Revenge of the Mummy roller coaster (based on the 1999 Brenden Fraser version,) and a small exhibit in the lobby for the Horror Make-Up Show at Universal Studios Florida. The company owes a great deal to the Universal Classic Monsters.
Universal Classic Monsters (Image by Universal Pictures)
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