Universal Studios Florida will release DreamWorksland – Deadline

Universal Orlando Resort will launch an all-new land featuring animated characters from DreamWorks Animation Trolls And a partner to Kung Fu Panda Next year.

The new DreamWorks land, coming to Universal Studios Florida is part of a suite of new entertainment experiences that will arrive at the resort in 2024, “and is a continuation of Universal’s commitment to telling rich stories that place guests of all ages in the most amazing and immersive environments,” according to today’s announcement. The new land, which will span four acres, is part of a move to modernize the former KidsZone space at the Universal Orlando Resort.

The Comcast/NBC Universal-owned park did not say an opening date and said more details will be released soon. The park’s website said guests will “share special moments with their favorite characters like Gabby from Gabby’s Dollhouse Explore themed interactive playsets and attractions that bring popular franchises like a partnerAnd Trolls And Kung Fu Panda to life in the most imaginatively pleasant way.”

These are popular franchises. Partner 2 is the highest-grossing DreamWorks animated film of all time; Trolls It includes two hit movies (with a third on the way), two popular TV series, video games, and live-action shows, and has over 4 billion views on Peacock Kids. Gabby’s Dollhouse It ranks fifth in the world in the pre-school game and third in the United States and Australia. The property recently celebrated an impressive retail product milestone, selling one million Gabby’s Purrfect doll homes. Business dream

DreamWorks’ plans follow the news of an all-new Minion Land at Universal Orlando Resort, featuring an interactive and immersive game experience, for Villain Con Minion Blast.

Earlier this year, the company announced a new and original theme park concept designed specifically for families with young children in Frisco, Texas. The proposed park is designed to be more intimate and interactive with family-friendly attractions, interactive displays, and personal meet-and-greets.

The parks fall under Universal Destinations & Experiences (rebranded in March from Universal Parks & Resorts). It is headed by Mark Woodberry, who quickly begins to attract new innovations. The division became one of four divisions in a new structure announced earlier this month that laid out a new structure for NBCU with four divisions: NBCUniversal Studio Group led by Donna Langley, NBCUniversal Media Group led by Mark Lazarus, expanded NBCU News Group led by Cesar Conde, Comcast President Mike Cavanagh said in his email to staff, led by the Woodbury Group and “rapidly growing.”