Epic Universe Expansion Speculation

[simon]

my guess is 2030-2031 would be the target date for a SNW expansion. Hopefully Zelda.

I expect 2028-2029 ish for new expansion.

 

[TheUniC6]

I expect 2028-2029 ish for new expansion.

I'm personally hoping that expansion timeframe goes to USF instead with Pokemon replacing Simpsons. 2030 being the 5th anniversary for EU just makes sense for its first major expansion.

 

[Stitch_101]

I know it's a complete pipedream, but I think Epic could really benefit from having a completely indoor land expansion. We know it's possible as the Middle East has some pretty nice all indoor parks and the new Disneyland there is confirmed to be all indoors. Honestly, Wizarding France would have been the prime land for this. Give it an eternal night sky and really bring the land to life with beautiful ambient lighting. I've also always thought a dark cyberpunkish city with neon lighting and use of holographic technology would be great visually, and more importantly weatherproof and cool, to spend time in during the hot Florida days. If only there was a popular enough Cyberpunk franchise that would warrant that kind of price tag, but alas

 

[UniversalRBLX]

You don't necessarily need to create a fully indoor land, something at the scale/size of Ministry of Magic's atrium is perfectly fine. Just a nice indoor cool spot with seating and cool things to look at while taking a rest from the heat or inclement weather.

 

[Hannah L]

An indoor mini land for Luigi’s Mansion where it’s always night would be pretty cool !

 

[Stitch_101]

You don't necessarily need to create a fully indoor land, something at the scale/size of Ministry of Magic's atrium is perfectly fine. Just a nice indoor cool spot with seating and cool things to look at while taking a rest from the heat or inclement weather.

I mean, smaller spaces work, but the ones the already have get massively crowded the second rain starts. Knockturn Alley, for instance, is a madhouse. A larger all indoor area would be a massive hit. It's also kinda a moot point as it will never happen, but one can dream.

 

[Loki]

I think all parks experience this to some degree or another. Epic is just in it's infancy stage so the problem is magnified. I remember during a downpour a year ago standing under a palm tree outside of Kong. Some people walked by, looked at me, laughed, and just said might as well give up and get wet as I was already soaked.

 

[JonsMovies]

With those large lockers at most attractions, Epic makes it super easy to bring what you need with you. I won't do a day at the parks again without a backpack with umbrella, refillable water bottle, portable fan, change of shirt/socks, light pair of flip flops and sunscreen. A little planning ahead like this can make a huge difference in the enjoyability of your day.