However, according to Woodbury, they have new technology that they’re “deploying in terms of managing ticketing, revenue, and revenue management across each of these platforms.” ©Universal Given the popularity of Universal’s current attractions, like The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Super Nintendo World, Epic Universe will have their work cut out for them when it comes to handling demand. New technology is also going to help the park run smoothly in another way. While we don’t have details about how they will use this technology exactly, it is a big step forward from what we are seeing in the parks today.

So, what kind of advanced technology will they utilize when it opens? ©Universalįor one, they will use “facial recognition, photo validation technology” so that guests can have a “frictionless experience” in the parks. Woodbury revealed that the new park is the “most technologically advanced park” yet for Universal. While little has been officially confirmed, we have been analyzing what we do know to predict how this park will be different from Universal’s current parks - come take a look!Īccording to The Hollywood Reporter, NBCUniversal’s CEO of Universal Destinations & Experiences - Mark Woodbury - has shared new details about this upcoming theme park. ©Universal/ComcastĮpic Universe - the upcoming, high-tech theme park that has us on the edge of our seats - will be the first new from-the-ground-up theme park in the area in 25 years.

Universal’s newest theme park will be opening in Orlando in 2025, and we are devouring all of the details we can in anticipation of its debut.

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