Universal Orlando Resort's Epic Universe Set to Shake Up Orlando's Theme Park Landscape Orlando, Florida - The highly-anticipated Epic Universe theme park, set to open on May 22, 2025, will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the theme park landscape in Orlando. The new park will feature five distinct worlds, numerous dining options, an attached hotel, and much more.
This development has raised questions about the future of Walt Disney World, which has been a stalwart presence in the city for decades. According to Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit Orlando, the opening of Epic Universe will be a significant addition to the city's tourism scene. "In a normal year, our theme parks are always evolving, introducing new attractions and updating existing ones... giving visitors plenty of reasons to revisit and see what's new," Matej stated.
"A year with an entirely new theme park is something very special." The arrival of Epic Universe will undoubtedly draw visitors to Orlando, "pushing the city to the top of the must-visit list for theme park enthusiasts." While Disney's Magic Kingdom will likely be impacted by the new park's proximity to Cinderella Castle... the company has already announced several new offerings to address this.
When Universal Orlando Resort's newest theme park, Epic Universe, opens May 22, 2025, it will change the landscape of theme parks in Orlando, Florida, forever. The incredible new park will feature five worlds, dozens of restaurants, an attached hotel and more. While theme park fans are excited about the new theme park, the impact of a new park opening will be felt throughout Orlando, including at Walt Disney World.
But should The Most Magical Place on Earth be concerned with a new theme park opening just minutes away from Cinderella Castle? For consumers, a new theme park brings Orlando to the top of the must-visit list this year. "In a normal year, our theme parks are always evolving, introducing new attractions and updating existing ones, giving visitors plenty of reasons to revisit and see what's new. A year with an entirely new theme park is something very special," says Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit Orlando.
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