There’s never a bad time to be a theme park fan, but these days, the themed entertainment world is eating well. From Universal alone, we’ve seen the opening of both Epic Universe and Universal Horror Unleashed in Las Vegas this year. The company has several more major projects already on the books, from the upcoming Universal Kids Resort to the Universal United Kingdom Resort to a second Horror Unleashed location already in the planning stages.
There’s so much going on at Universal that I didn’t honestly blame anyone when I thought Universal Orlando Resort might have actually forgotten they have an entire theme park land that’s been sitting around for two years doing essentially nothing. But we now have some evidence that The Lost Continent’s eventual replacement may finally be moving forward.
