Universal Parks & Resorts on Wednesday announced two new projects: a theme park designed for young children near Dallas and a year-round horror attraction in Las Vegas.
The company billed the Frisco, Texas, theme park as more “intimate and engaging for younger audiences” and said it would include family-friendly attractions, character meet and greets, interactive shows and more, according to a release from Universal Parks & Resorts. The company did not release further details.
It will be built on part of 97 acres recently acquired by Universal near the Dallas North Tollway and Panther Creek Parkway. The release stated Universal plans to use the rest of the acreage to build a themed hotel next to the park and to eventually expand the park itself.
