Epic Universe Expansion Speculation

[PerceptiveCoot]

Part of Celestial Park's appeal is it's serene atmosphere. Adding more flat rides would be a total vibe shift. Plus, the last thing the park needs is more low capacity outdoors attractions. Like...

I think they could preserve that so long as they created little alcoves for the rides, maybe around some trees that, oh wait.

 

[Tacky3663]

I’m wondering if another major thrill coaster (on the line of Stardust Racers) or two could be in the future plans for Epic Universe….

 

[mainejeff]

I feel like Epic needs an indoor coaster and an indoor boat ride.

 

[Tacky3663]

I feel like Epic needs an indoor coaster and an indoor boat ride.

They could probably be getting both relatively soon

Harry Potter & Creatures

 

[simon]

I feel like Epic needs an indoor coaster and an indoor boat ride.

Both will most likely happen before 2030.

 

[kingcooger]

Frankly, I'm not actually sure where a flat ride could even fit within Celestial Park. It's weirdly built to feel both empty and pushed to its' bounds. The only empty plots in it to my knowledge are either too tiny even for a Storm Force, or have been earmarked for other ideas like the Potter gift shop.

Maybe the only proper chance for actual Celestial Park flat rides will come with the inevitable pathway between Potter and Stardust towards the additional Portal lands. Should they choose to push those Portals back behind Stardust and Broom Coaster a bit, then there is a decent amount of space around there to work with.

@tommyhawkins has addressed these concerns on his sub stack. Read down to the Celestial Park: The Biggest Land with the least amount of growth space:

Celestial Park Flats

 

[AustinT]

Can we fit bumper cars or a Himalaya or something in the Mexican/Italian restaurant?

I don't know how they can even fix Celestial Park. It's this massive, open land, yet so boxed in by the little space they did give themselves for any additions. It feels so empty in many spots, but there's not much viable space to add anything substantial. The only real options are low capacity, low cost flat rides that cheapen the land and make it feel more like a traveling carnival IMO. That empty restaurant space isn't large enough or set up well for a queue plus indoor ride. The only real space they had for a tiny little dark ride is now being used by a flex space building 99% of guests will never see the inside of.