Universal Orlando Resort has unveiled exciting details about one of the highly anticipated lands coming to their newest theme park, Epic Universe – the How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk. This massive area, inspired by the beloved DreamWorks Animation film franchise, promises to immerse guests in the rugged, Viking world where dragons and humans coexist in hilarious harmony.
A Breathtaking Realm Brought to Life
Developed in partnership with the filmmakers from DreamWorks Animation and Universal Pictures, the Isle of Berk will transport visitors to an authentic recreation of the iconic island. From towering, hand-carved architecture to lush landscapes and extraordinary rolling hills, every element has been meticulously crafted to capture the heart and scale of the movies.“
Guests visiting Berk will encounter one of the most breathtaking environments Universal has ever created,” the resort stated. “Everywhere they look within the bustling village, they’ll find endless activity – from active dragons in their natural habitats and sheep attempting to disguise themselves as Terrible Terror dragons to sporadic bouts of fire.”
Thrilling Attractions and Immersive Experiences
At the center of the Isle of Berk lies a series of innovative attractions that will allow guests to truly step into the world of Vikings and dragons.
Hiccup’s Wing Gliders
Prepare to soar alongside Hiccup and Toothless on this family coaster, reaching speeds of up to 45 miles per hour as you glide around the island of Berk.
Dragon Racer’s Rally
Here, guests can control the intensity of their experience, performing high-flying, gravity-defying maneuvers and barrel rolls on Viking-made dragon-riding trainers that reach heights of up to 67 feet.
Fyre Drill
Get ready for a wet-and-wild boat battle in this thrilling attraction, where you’ll compete against fellow Vikings in a quest to douse raging fires.
Viking Training Camp
Climb, slide, and explore your way through this sprawling interactive play camp, learning everything you need to know about dragons and what it takes to be a true Viking warrior.
The Untrainable Dragon
Don’t miss this live show, where you’ll witness the incredible bond between Vikings and their fierce, fire-breathing companions.
Immersive Dining and Shopping
No visit to the Isle of Berk would be complete without indulging in themed dining and shopping experiences. Guests can feast like true Vikings at eateries like Mead Hall, Spit Fyre Grill, and Hooligan’s Grog & Gruel, or browse for souvenirs at Viking Traders, How to Treat Your Dragon, Hiccup’s Work Shop, and Toothless’ Treasures.
Tying into the Epic Universe
The How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk is just one of the five highly themed lands that will make up Universal’s Epic Universe. Guests will enter this mythical realm through a massive, portal-like gate located in the park’s central Celestial Park area. Other lands confirmed for Epic Universe include Super Nintendo World, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic, and a land inspired by Universal’s classic monsters and horror icons.
A Magical Adventure Awaits
With its incredible attention to detail, cutting-edge attractions, and immersive experiences, the How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk promises to be a standout addition to Universal’s Epic Universe. Fans of the beloved franchise and theme park enthusiasts alike can look forward to embarking on an unforgettable journey when the new park opens in 2025. Check out the amazing fly-through video to see the entire park up close!
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