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‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Comes to Life at Epic Universe’s Isle of Berk

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The recently inaugurated theme park, Epic Universe, located in the state of Florida, USA, has debuted the inaugural presentation of its themed area, Isle of Berk.

Aerial View of the Isle of Berk Theme Zone / Photo= Official Website of Universal Studios Florida

According to foreign media outlets such as The Sun, on the 28th of last month, Epic Universe captured public attention by unveiling the layout of one of its five themed areas, Isle of Berk.

The Isle of Berk is a themed zone inspired by the concept of the movie How to Train Your Dragon. Within the Isle of Berk, visitors can experience rides designed based on the movie and encounter various sculptures depicting dragons featured in the film.

Inside view of the Isle of Berk theme zone / Photo=Official Website of Universal Studios Florida

Inside view of the Isle of Berk theme zone / Photo=Official Website of Universal Studios Florida

Particularly noteworthy is the “Hiccup’s Wing Gliders” roller coaster. Named after Hiccup, the protagonist of the “How to Train Your Dragon” film series, this attraction allows visitors to ride a dragon-themed roller coaster and take in the entirety of the Isle of Berk-themed area.

Additionally, attractions such as the “Fyre Drill,” where participants shoot targets with water guns from boats, and the “Dragon Racer’s Rally,” which recreates dragon races from the movie, will also be installed.

Epic Universe represents a grand endeavor by Universal Studios, presenting a sizable theme park featuring five distinct themed areas, including Super Nintendo World and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Scheduled for completion around the upcoming summer season, the precise inauguration date remains undisclosed.

Daniel Kim
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