Universal actually listened to their guests and provided amazing rides and theming to make it work, knowing the money will come; Disney simply puts shit up and wants as much *$$$* as possible. That’s the difference.
@IndexDuo heard its not gonna be around long after they open the coaster in California. Hopefully they clone it in Florida on that spot which is already big enough based on my understanding
@@megamatt53 Maybe it's a deepstate conspiracy to ensure a man doesn't give something life, but I'm guessing that in the vein of Kathy Kennedy, they discovered that to truly screw up the monsters brain, a woman is required to be in charge. I;m just wondering how in the Andy Warhol is she going to recreate the "sex with the liver scene"? 🤨
Rumor is - Wolfman-themed coaster with an indoor section with “woods,” a major ride inside Frankenstein castle with coffin shaped ride vehicles, and a possible expansion area that would be creating a Creation from the Black Lagoon water ride
The fun thing is that most of the people who are working on this new park used to be Imagineers at Disney. Many of them got super frustrated with Disney when they kept scaling back the projects they designed, so many of them moved down the road to Universal, where their creativity can really shine.
I was there at Christmas.. universal wasn’t crazy, I could move around fine. Disney? Overwhelmingly busy and I could barely move at certain points. So idk about that 😂
@@genericuser4162yea because you went during christmas… the one thing I’ll give disney is that their christmas decor is much more festive and for families who only go once in a lifetime they usually pick holidays like that so obviously it’s going to be more full, as a local who goes to the parks often disney is either A. disgustingly busy it’s unpleasant to be in (usually during school breaks) or B. pretty freaking empty every other time of year. Not to mention Disney has been filling their parks extremely over capacity on occasion it’s become a genuine health hazard, universal has better ride turnout times which equals more space and people spread out all over the park instead of once concentrated area like disney usually is.
Might be, but I'm an Orlando local and have an annual pass to Disney. Each of the 4 parks are still packed to the brim each day. Was at Animal Kingdom yesterday and some of the longest lines were still 2-3 hours long lol
right park attendance says otherwise.... Disney is dominating uo still and will continue. sorry uo just has nothing for all ages. my 5 year old can't even ride 95% of rides at UO, but can ride every ride except Everest and avatar at Disney,.
Universal have been crippling Disney for a while now. Harry Potter, Marvel, Jurassic Park/World, Transformers, Minions, Shrek, Dr Seuss, Bourne, ET, Men In Black, The Simpsons, The Mummy, Fast & Furious, King Kong - with Zelda and Pokemon strongly rumoured for 2025. Disney literally cannot compete with them once Epic Universe opens and adds Dragon, Dark Universe and Mario to the Roster. Disney couldn't even open a competing park now if they tried - they've killed all interest in their major IP's. The only chance they had of competing with this was the Star Wars Park, and they blew it by themeing it after the Sequel Trilogy. They could have had a fully-realized Tatooine, complete with an authentic Cantina serving alcohol, Jabba's Palace bar & restaurant, and thrilling Pod-Racing roller coasters. Instead, they gave us a 2billion dollar hotel based on that casino from The Last Jedi for 4 Grand per night, and a dull park lacking most of the iconic elements from the movies, such as familiar locations, popular characters, and the John Williams music.
@@krashdummiez007 They'll probably get a cut proportionate to the Simpsons presence in the parks. To my knowledge though, they don't get a cut of the Marvel land because Universal purchased a flat 99 year license when Marvel was struggling in the 90's; this contract also prohibits Disney from building Marvel attractions in Florida.
@@nathanrussell-raby5460was there going to be a pod racing coaster? If so, that would have been awesome. Especially a lot better than the lame smugglers run
I wish the mcu goes to universal studios they would do the characters and stories right especially the fantastic four and X-men as well as other properties that they are destroying. If this theme park included the mcu it would be mindblowing
In the American versions of these theme parks they really need to add a section dedicated to different animes (maybe rotates from time to time). I know they are already do something like that in some places
Very excited for this especially seeing properties that I love like Nintendo, How To Train Your Dragon and Universal Monsters in a big theme park. Also I think it’s funny how it took Universal 5 years to build an entire land meanwhile it took 5 years for Disney just to build the same Tron ride from Hong Kong Disneyland for Disney World.
I really hope the expansion adds something from DC Studios maybe Gotham City,metropolis or the themyscira! Universal already has a great relationship with Warner Brothers this has tons of potential!
If you haven't seen it, Theme Park Stop has a video about the size of the new property compared to other parks. If they convert the flat l parking to a garage like in USO, they have room for an additional park. And most the mini lands have room for add-on sections (I think about 7-10 acres each).
Universal's always had different zones. They go all-out for Hallowe'en by using props and costumes they have in storage from actual films. Major 'Harry Potter'/'How To Train Your Dragon'/Universal Monsters/video game/etcetera sections was there when I was there over a decade ago. Yes, with big gardens and such. There was also a proper Main Street thing, which looked just like a huge classic Hollywood street, complete with the DeLorean outside, where you could photograph yourself alongside it. It's probably more of a marketed make-over and slight expansion for what they already have, but I wouldn't say it's radically new for them or anything.
My friend, this isnt just a slight retheme and expansion. They arent touching any of their old parks, This is an entirely new resort that is just shy of doubling their current size. Uni Orlando currently has two theme parks, the Citywalk shopping center, and multiple hotels. The new Epic Universe park is almost exactly the same size of EVERYTHING they currently have. This is a huge deal for Universal
@@Teachworth01 It may well be a new location, but I was pointing out that the announcement of these 'zones' is no different to what they had in 2010. They had zones dealnig with the same themes in Orlando, back then. It was the time the 'Terminator 2 3D' ride was doing its last run. Just the existence of the zones, by themselves, (which is what H seemed to be wowed by) is nothing really new. Not saying it won't be impressive as a new resort, just that it won't be the "Disney-killer" he's making it out to be, beause they've done the same concept already.
This all looks great. Disney has been resting on their laurels for some time and Universal has been slowly but surely eating up their market-share and they have been loosing the youth. More kids know Mario than Mickey Mouse nowadays. They really need to get themselves together other wise if they loose Florida they are screwed. And No, focusing on international theme parks won't mean jack because what are the major theme parks folks think of about Disney? Walt Disney World in Florida. The original parks.
Disney is already loosing Florida. Park attendance is down, their activism has annoyed middle America who are usually the ones with families and they are not going anymore.
I just wish Disney would build another theme park! But that would lead to one question, where to build it and how many rides and lands would it have? What do you guys think?
Disney has been the “Walking Dead” of the theme park universe for years, but Epic Universe is the Zombie hunter that will decapitate Disney once and for all. There is no recovery for Disney from this. They have no answer to this one. 👍🏼
I smell desperation from Disney. Just the other day I heard an add for trips to Disney World that offered 14 day park passes for the price of 7 and up to an extra 4 nights free stay at a selected Disney resort. When the likes of Disney discount like this, it says something.
This is not going to destroy Disney. This will be a game changer but Disney already has plans to expand, ie Villain's Land, Coco etc. Let alone that even with Epic Universe that only means Universal is on the same level as Walt Disney World. Universal Orlando and Epic Universe will be about 1300 acres. WDW is over 25000. Epic Universe is going to have one 500 room resort. Which is just over half the size the Grand Floridian. Let's hate on Disney for what they're doing to Star Wars, etc but Universal and Disney are 2 separate corners of the market.
And 2 more 750 room resort hotels opening in January 2025. The one you mentioned is just the one in the park. Also Disney is going to take 10 years to build those 'bluesky' plans. It took them 7 years to build Galaxies Edge, 6 years to build Tron Coaster. Plus they have bled away all their top Imagineers and guess what, they went over to work for Universal and Epic Universe.
@@makavoxel I'd love to see your sources for this mass exodus. I only mentioned 1 of 4 resorts around Magic Kingdom. Which leaves another 21 owned by Disney. $32.6 Billion in revenue for the parks in 2023 vs $9 Billion from Universal.
@@chefzilla314 I’m a forensic creative consultant who works WITH Disney. Infact I’m working on Disney+ at the moment, my solution will make it profitable in 18 months.
Disney has been the leading name in Parks for a very long time, and for good reason... and I cannot BELIEVE all the stupid, senseless decisions they have made over the past few years, in the name of pandering. They have wasted LITERAL billions of dollars with nothing to show for it... and here comes Universal, about to smoke the big D. There are not enough Pixie-Dusters or Disney apologists to keep the parks afloat... not with the likes of "Zelda" and "Pokemon" on the way. Disney HAS the brand-power to combat Nintendo IP's, but all their Star Wars and Marvel stuff is either "gay", or geared towards black women ...so as far using brands to their full potential is concerned, Disney dropped the soap.
I think people visiting Orlando to see universal studios will still probably visit Disney world as well. If I travelled all the way to Orlando I’m doing both
Actually the reason why the “imagineers” (I refuse to call the ones working for Disney as such) cannot imagine or make anything cool is because they’re not real imagineers. The real ones got fired or quit and as a revenge went to work for universal studious to make their parks better as an F.Y. To Disney.
The layoffs will imo forever haunt Disney for a while universal kept their employees and added more while Disney laid them off universal gain Disney lost
It's not that 'Dark Universe' it's just what they call the monsters section of the park but yeah I'm sure they picked it JUST IN CASE they can start making movie properties for it again. Brand synergy.
And this is why company’s need to make a profit from their movies - dp that they can spend their profits making new fun for their customers! Disney is fucked and this is why woke pandering doesn’t work. What a total opposite to Disney who don’t even spend money to maintain their rides let alone revamp whole parks. The parks are dated and obsolete as a form of modern entertainment. #ripDisney
7:33 Steven Spielberg is actually an interesting element of Universal Studios.. back when no one wanted to build a theme park around IP's, he let universal use his movies like jaws, ET and back to the future in exchange for a perpetual yearly share of universals revenue.. he's been their creative consultant since the original parks opened. At this point, he's like the President of Gringotts Bank 😂😂😂
@@MR_THINQ Mario isn’t really a girl franchise and I’d argue Harry Potter is unisex. I mean like something to compete with the girly girls. The ones who like the Disney princesses.
@@michaeldc951They have the Trolls franchise, though I don't think they have as much staying power as the Disney Princesses. I think that once Universal finds the right alternative, they might become a viable competitor to Disney on a global front.
@@TheCosmicHiroshi forgot about trolls. But yea, if they got something that got little girls hooked liked honey princesses or Barbie it would be over. Even without it, they are doing amazing
Universal parks have always blown Disney and MGM out of the water in terms of movie themed parks - MGM only had Indy. I can’t wait to visit this and good luck to them! 🙌🏼
To temper my last comment, a colleague went to visit the Universal theme parkin Florida and he and his partner paid a whopping $200 for entry!!! Come on! Universal is great, but ticket prices are just getting silly. I also understand that the prices of their hotels are also off the chart, so not as accessible to the regular public as, dare I say, a Disney resort hotel.
Just got back from week in disney world. they are having a few problems, lots of construction in epcot and magic kingdom. Rides down, RRC, space mountain, Tower of Terror and Guardians - briefly. Merch is weak, very generic like you could get at a Disney store. Not much new and interesting. High pricing everywhere, yeesh. Tron was amazing. Lots of emphasis on restaurants and character meets.
Not a fan of modern day gender bending Dr Frankenstein, I mean it's not like Mary Shelly created him or anything like that. But if that's my only gripe, this looks like an ace in the hole.
Disney has allowed cheapness creeped into their parks. Marvel Universe in California anyone?. I mean have they visited Islands of Adventure ? Apparently their field work is subpar. They got rid of a lot of their imagineers over the years. I hear Universal hired a lot of them. The small details Disney used to go great lengths in their parks are sloppy today. Classic rides like Journey into imagination and their fantasy land in Disney world destroyed. The costs are just not worth it anymore. Its not as magical as it was in the 90s. I can say one good thing about Disney though, their food at epcot is better than Universals. Hopefully Epic improves in that area. I hope this Epic is a wake up call to Disney.
This has been in the works for ages, I much prefer Universal Studios but to say families will go to Universal over Disney and kill it is deluded. For example Epcot has been crap for decades, they put minimal effort in and the tourists still flood there. Families going to Orlando 100% go to Disney, Universal is the other park they might go to. The new park will obviously increase revenue for Universal but the Disney parks are enormous, you only have to look at Google maps to see the scale of the parks compared to Universal.
I have to say Mr H I hate you mate, I watched this and my wife was listening, as soon as you mentioned Harry bloody Potter she is now demanding we have to go... cheers you are gonna cost me a couple grand haha.
This channel has a massive agenda against Disney. This park won’t destroy Disney at all, it will help Universal close the gap though. The Disney parks in Orlando are a 2-week holiday by themselves, the Universal parks 2 days at most. So no, as someone who visits the Disney & Universal parks every few years, these new Universal parks will not ‘destroy’ Disney, but it will help them to close the gap.
Well what does Disney have in their plans? Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, Test Track Reimagined, new Country Bear Jamboree, I can’t see much else. Universal on the other hand has a whole new theme park in Orlando opening up next year, they also have the dream works land replacing Woody Woodpecker’s kidzone, they have plans for a new park in Britain, they have that Kids park in Texas coming up. I don’t know man, Universal really has an opportunity to take away a good share from Disney. And this is coming from someone who’s been going to Disney a lot lately.
That's objectively not true. The investment Disney is putting into their parks is tiny, this is a brand new park. People like new things. So yes, this absolutely has the chance to destroy Disney's hold on the parks business. To say otherwise shows a bias. Your comment shows you didn't even watch the video, the new park is a seven day holiday destination. Ffs at least watch the video before you comment
Furthermore, yes, I have a bias against Disney, I don't have to be impartial 😂 you're saying it like it's a gotcha, no bud. And again, there is objective truth to what was said here.
@@MrHReviews I watched your video to the end and heard all that, Disney’s films have been shit in recent years, but their parks were still a step above Universal’s when I last visited. I imagine Universal’s investment will close the gap, as I already said. My comment is merely that this new park won’t ’destroy Disney’, as you said several times, and I get why because a lot of people probably love hearing that. Universal’s 2 current theme parks in Orlando are essentially 1 park, since they’re joined and offer very similar experiences (half of Harry Potter is on one site while the other is on the other site and they connect via the Hogwarts Express - they literally want you to see these parks in the same day). You can see most of what they have to offer in a single day if you travel off season. Day 2 you go to the water park, then you’re pretty much done with Universal’s parks until your next trip. With this new park you get an extra day at Epic Universe, so an awesome 3-day holiday. Meanwhile, Disney have 4 parks, they’re far apart and you’re usually too knackered to see more than 1 park a day, though you can travel to each via complimentary bus, ski lift style skyliner or a monorail, each has a very different identity and the 2 water parks are dope. I don’t know what investments Disney have planned, but they made massive investment with Avatar land, Toy Story Land, Star Wars land and a shit tonne spent on Epcot a few years ago, and they added the skyliner, so now it’s just Universal’s turn. I’m excited to check out Universal’s new park. My comment wasn’t even meant as an ‘ah, gotcha”. I’ve watched the original Epic Universe video, they aren’t saying Epic Universe is a 7-day park, they mean this park along with their existing parks makes Universal Orlando a 7-day resort.
look's grand, yes, awesome. am so glad..agree mr h, hoping that others jump aboard and put the mosusehouse back firmly in it's place. it's so easy...just give the people what they want, to see and experience..."a beautiful garden, that IS amazing!", you nailed it mate. fla?..you messed up big time bob. hp/fb film franchise?..wb jumping at the oppurtunity to counterweigh in on the competitive scale nate?
Universal actually listened to their guests and provided amazing rides and theming to make it work, knowing the money will come; Disney simply puts shit up and wants as much *$$$* as possible. That’s the difference.
There’s one thing they didn’t listen… and that’s to remove the fast and furious ride😞
@@IndexDuosadly a lot of fans for that series, so why would they
@@IndexDuo Apparently some ppl like fast & furious. It's not that bad tbh
@IndexDuo heard its not gonna be around long after they open the coaster in California. Hopefully they clone it in Florida on that spot which is already big enough based on my understanding
They had me with the universal monsters section alone. Universal w
Why do they have to make it Victoria and not keep it victor.
They already had zones for that, years ago.
@@megamatt53
Maybe it's a deepstate conspiracy to ensure a man doesn't give something life, but I'm guessing that in the vein of Kathy Kennedy, they discovered that to truly screw up the monsters brain, a woman is required to be in charge.
I;m just wondering how in the Andy Warhol is she going to recreate the "sex with the liver scene"? 🤨
Hell yeah
Rumor is - Wolfman-themed coaster with an indoor section with “woods,” a major ride inside Frankenstein castle with coffin shaped ride vehicles, and a possible expansion area that would be creating a Creation from the Black Lagoon water ride
The fun thing is that most of the people who are working on this new park used to be Imagineers at Disney. Many of them got super frustrated with Disney when they kept scaling back the projects they designed, so many of them moved down the road to Universal, where their creativity can really shine.
Universal is also getting Pokémon and Zelda! Disney is screwed!
No they’re not disneys just taking a little break then I guarantee Disney is gonna hit them and hit them hard
@@JackJudkins12 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@JackJudkins12 - Disney can no longer extend their parks without permits now.
Too little too late my friend I disagree because they betrayed the majority of the rest of us, and they will suffer the consequence so help me God.
Disney will survive it but it's going to simply have to share market share and loose market share
Good luck Universal with this, it's about time this studio finally began to show what it really can do.
The disney parks are also massively dropping in popularity as well.
I was there at Christmas.. universal wasn’t crazy, I could move around fine. Disney? Overwhelmingly busy and I could barely move at certain points. So idk about that 😂
@@genericuser4162 heard a whole discussion /documentary about it. Main problem they were saying was the price. People can't afford it.
@@genericuser4162yea because you went during christmas… the one thing I’ll give disney is that their christmas decor is much more festive and for families who only go once in a lifetime they usually pick holidays like that so obviously it’s going to be more full, as a local who goes to the parks often disney is either A. disgustingly busy it’s unpleasant to be in (usually during school breaks) or B. pretty freaking empty every other time of year. Not to mention Disney has been filling their parks extremely over capacity on occasion it’s become a genuine health hazard, universal has better ride turnout times which equals more space and people spread out all over the park instead of once concentrated area like disney usually is.
Might be, but I'm an Orlando local and have an annual pass to Disney. Each of the 4 parks are still packed to the brim each day. Was at Animal Kingdom yesterday and some of the longest lines were still 2-3 hours long lol
right park attendance says otherwise.... Disney is dominating uo still and will continue. sorry uo just has nothing for all ages. my 5 year old can't even ride 95% of rides at UO, but can ride every ride except Everest and avatar at Disney,.
Disney is loosing too much money to keep up in the theme park race. Even the movies from Universal and winning against disney
Universal have been crippling Disney for a while now. Harry Potter, Marvel, Jurassic Park/World, Transformers, Minions, Shrek, Dr Seuss, Bourne, ET, Men In Black, The Simpsons, The Mummy, Fast & Furious, King Kong - with Zelda and Pokemon strongly rumoured for 2025. Disney literally cannot compete with them once Epic Universe opens and adds Dragon, Dark Universe and Mario to the Roster.
Disney couldn't even open a competing park now if they tried - they've killed all interest in their major IP's. The only chance they had of competing with this was the Star Wars Park, and they blew it by themeing it after the Sequel Trilogy. They could have had a fully-realized Tatooine, complete with an authentic Cantina serving alcohol, Jabba's Palace bar & restaurant, and thrilling Pod-Racing roller coasters. Instead, they gave us a 2billion dollar hotel based on that casino from The Last Jedi for 4 Grand per night, and a dull park lacking most of the iconic elements from the movies, such as familiar locations, popular characters, and the John Williams music.
I thought Disney owns 20th century Fox tho? Don’t they get a cut?
@@krashdummiez007 They'll probably get a cut proportionate to the Simpsons presence in the parks. To my knowledge though, they don't get a cut of the Marvel land because Universal purchased a flat 99 year license when Marvel was struggling in the 90's; this contract also prohibits Disney from building Marvel attractions in Florida.
@@nathanrussell-raby5460was there going to be a pod racing coaster? If so, that would have been awesome. Especially a lot better than the lame smugglers run
Disney's competitors are smelling blood.
Disney is slowly destroying themselves getting to overconfident and full of themselves
Not only just full of themselves but also full of Sh....................!!!
Eat your heart out Disney Universal's the new king of theme parks.
This is a Disney killer theme park. Disney will now be playing catch up for decades once this park opens.
I wish the mcu goes to universal studios they would do the characters and stories right especially the fantastic four and X-men as well as other properties that they are destroying.
If this theme park included the mcu it would be mindblowing
In the American versions of these theme parks they really need to add a section dedicated to different animes (maybe rotates from time to time). I know they are already do something like that in some places
I'm so jealous of you guys. Wish we had one of those in Greece as well
I’ve been following the construction for two years. They are building fast and it looks great so far.
Very excited for this especially seeing properties that I love like Nintendo, How To Train Your Dragon and Universal Monsters in a big theme park. Also I think it’s funny how it took Universal 5 years to build an entire land meanwhile it took 5 years for Disney just to build the same Tron ride from Hong Kong Disneyland for Disney World.
I really hope the expansion adds something from
DC Studios maybe Gotham City,metropolis or the
themyscira! Universal already has a great relationship
with Warner Brothers this has tons of potential!
All universal has to do is add one more park on top of epic universe and it’s completely over for disney
If you haven't seen it, Theme Park Stop has a video about the size of the new property compared to other parks. If they convert the flat l parking to a garage like in USO, they have room for an additional park. And most the mini lands have room for add-on sections (I think about 7-10 acres each).
rly shows the state of youtube, cant risk a claim on somthing people WANT, people to know about & free promo's
Universal's always had different zones. They go all-out for Hallowe'en by using props and costumes they have in storage from actual films. Major 'Harry Potter'/'How To Train Your Dragon'/Universal Monsters/video game/etcetera sections was there when I was there over a decade ago. Yes, with big gardens and such. There was also a proper Main Street thing, which looked just like a huge classic Hollywood street, complete with the DeLorean outside, where you could photograph yourself alongside it.
It's probably more of a marketed make-over and slight expansion for what they already have, but I wouldn't say it's radically new for them or anything.
My friend, this isnt just a slight retheme and expansion. They arent touching any of their old parks, This is an entirely new resort that is just shy of doubling their current size.
Uni Orlando currently has two theme parks, the Citywalk shopping center, and multiple hotels.
The new Epic Universe park is almost exactly the same size of EVERYTHING they currently have.
This is a huge deal for Universal
@@Teachworth01 It may well be a new location, but I was pointing out that the announcement of these 'zones' is no different to what they had in 2010. They had zones dealnig with the same themes in Orlando, back then. It was the time the 'Terminator 2 3D' ride was doing its last run.
Just the existence of the zones, by themselves, (which is what H seemed to be wowed by) is nothing really new.
Not saying it won't be impressive as a new resort, just that it won't be the "Disney-killer" he's making it out to be, beause they've done the same concept already.
This all looks great. Disney has been resting on their laurels for some time and Universal has been slowly but surely eating up their market-share and they have been loosing the youth. More kids know Mario than Mickey Mouse nowadays. They really need to get themselves together other wise if they loose Florida they are screwed. And No, focusing on international theme parks won't mean jack because what are the major theme parks folks think of about Disney? Walt Disney World in Florida. The original parks.
At least Jack the Clown will see the down fall of Walt Disney World with a grin on his face.
Disney is already loosing Florida. Park attendance is down, their activism has annoyed middle America who are usually the ones with families and they are not going anymore.
I wonder how expensive it'll be. Still...YES.
I just wish Disney would build another theme park! But that would lead to one question, where to build it and how many rides and lands would it have? What do you guys think?
Questions we will never know
They're already talking about expanding out from Adventure Land.
Disney is DOA in my community.
Disney has been the “Walking Dead” of the theme park universe for years, but Epic Universe is the Zombie hunter that will decapitate Disney once and for all. There is no recovery for Disney from this. They have no answer to this one. 👍🏼
They are doing a live action how to train your dragon and they made Astrid a mixed breed, she’s a flippen Viking!
Who would’ve thought listening to your fans and respecting them would lead to success. Hell, I’m excited for this.
I smell desperation from Disney. Just the other day I heard an add for trips to Disney World that offered 14 day park passes for the price of 7 and up to an extra 4 nights free stay at a selected Disney resort. When the likes of Disney discount like this, it says something.
This is not going to destroy Disney. This will be a game changer but Disney already has plans to expand, ie Villain's Land, Coco etc. Let alone that even with Epic Universe that only means Universal is on the same level as Walt Disney World. Universal Orlando and Epic Universe will be about 1300 acres. WDW is over 25000. Epic Universe is going to have one 500 room resort. Which is just over half the size the Grand Floridian. Let's hate on Disney for what they're doing to Star Wars, etc but Universal and Disney are 2 separate corners of the market.
And 2 more 750 room resort hotels opening in January 2025. The one you mentioned is just the one in the park. Also Disney is going to take 10 years to build those 'bluesky' plans. It took them 7 years to build Galaxies Edge, 6 years to build Tron Coaster. Plus they have bled away all their top Imagineers and guess what, they went over to work for Universal and Epic Universe.
Talk is cheap, Disney talks but doesn’t do.
@@MR_THINQ Clearly you don't know anything about Disney. $32.6 Billion in park revenue vs about $9 Billion from Universal.
@@makavoxel I'd love to see your sources for this mass exodus. I only mentioned 1 of 4 resorts around Magic Kingdom. Which leaves another 21 owned by Disney. $32.6 Billion in revenue for the parks in 2023 vs $9 Billion from Universal.
@@chefzilla314 I’m a forensic creative consultant who works WITH Disney. Infact I’m working on Disney+ at the moment, my solution will make it profitable in 18 months.
Disney has been the leading name in Parks for a very long time, and for good reason... and I cannot BELIEVE all the stupid, senseless decisions they have made over the past few years, in the name of pandering. They have wasted LITERAL billions of dollars with nothing to show for it... and here comes Universal, about to smoke the big D.
There are not enough Pixie-Dusters or Disney apologists to keep the parks afloat... not with the likes of "Zelda" and "Pokemon" on the way. Disney HAS the brand-power to combat Nintendo IP's, but all their Star Wars and Marvel stuff is either "gay", or geared towards black women ...so as far using brands to their full potential is concerned, Disney dropped the soap.
I was hoping for a Jurassic World section but I’m sure they’re working on that.
I think people visiting Orlando to see universal studios will still probably visit Disney world as well. If I travelled all the way to Orlando I’m doing both
Actually the reason why the “imagineers” (I refuse to call the ones working for Disney as such) cannot imagine or make anything cool is because they’re not real imagineers. The real ones got fired or quit and as a revenge went to work for universal studious to make their parks better as an F.Y. To Disney.
The layoffs will imo forever haunt Disney for a while universal kept their employees and added more while Disney laid them off universal gain Disney lost
"Dark Universe"
Why are we still pretending that's a thing.
I think tbh fans of original hammer still want this. There's plenty of us 30 plus year olds brought up on those monsters.
It's not that 'Dark Universe' it's just what they call the monsters section of the park but yeah I'm sure they picked it JUST IN CASE they can start making movie properties for it again. Brand synergy.
And this is why company’s need to make a profit from their movies - dp that they can spend their profits making new fun for their customers!
Disney is fucked and this is why woke pandering doesn’t work.
What a total opposite to Disney who don’t even spend money to maintain their rides let alone revamp whole parks. The parks are dated and obsolete as a form of modern entertainment.
#ripDisney
7:33 Steven Spielberg is actually an interesting element of Universal Studios.. back when no one wanted to build a theme park around IP's, he let universal use his movies like jaws, ET and back to the future in exchange for a perpetual yearly share of universals revenue.. he's been their creative consultant since the original parks opened. At this point, he's like the President of Gringotts Bank 😂😂😂
Universal needs some popular girl franchises to really end Disney
Mario and Harry Potter. .
@@MR_THINQ Mario isn’t really a girl franchise and I’d argue Harry Potter is unisex. I mean like something to compete with the girly girls. The ones who like the Disney princesses.
@@michaeldc951They have the Trolls franchise, though I don't think they have as much staying power as the Disney Princesses. I think that once Universal finds the right alternative, they might become a viable competitor to Disney on a global front.
@@TheCosmicHiroshi forgot about trolls. But yea, if they got something that got little girls hooked liked honey princesses or Barbie it would be over. Even without it, they are doing amazing
Universal parks have always blown Disney and MGM out of the water in terms of movie themed parks - MGM only had Indy. I can’t wait to visit this and good luck to them! 🙌🏼
Just saw the trailer on their channel. Can we just say, This looks magical?
hoping the one there going build uk goes head
They listened to the customers...WOW, such a novel idea
Disney’s Star Wars Needs to go
2:30 seeing part of the construction in person recently, it ACTUALLY looks as good as or better than the concept art.. MR H should plan a trip!
Hope the Dark Universe part includes The Mummy 1999 and Van Helsing.
Its so amazing how much more universal cares about their parks, every single thing in universal is 100% worth it. Fuck disney and their scumminess.
While Disney is making a the Joy of Forced DEI park.
To temper my last comment, a colleague went to visit the Universal theme parkin Florida and he and his partner paid a whopping $200 for entry!!! Come on! Universal is great, but ticket prices are just getting silly. I also understand that the prices of their hotels are also off the chart, so not as accessible to the regular public as, dare I say, a Disney resort hotel.
Congratulations H your getting a park in the UK.
Just got back from week in disney world. they are having a few problems, lots of construction in epcot and magic kingdom. Rides down, RRC, space mountain, Tower of Terror and Guardians - briefly. Merch is weak, very generic like you could get at a Disney store. Not much new and interesting. High pricing everywhere, yeesh. Tron was amazing. Lots of emphasis on restaurants and character meets.
I kinda hope they buy wb and own dc
Everyone type f in the chat actually put a u after
F to Disney
We dont need more Harry Potter smh I'm an annual passholder and it's too much, make a Middle Earth.
They also need an area for Sonic.
Not a fan of modern day gender bending Dr Frankenstein, I mean it's not like Mary Shelly created him or anything like that. But if that's my only gripe, this looks like an ace in the hole.
Happy for universal
We'll see what happens. But it seems interesting.
Hope no one is there at Disney world when I go there this Christmas
Did they really gender swap Dr. Frankenstein?
Victoria Frankenstein.. what?!
Disney has allowed cheapness creeped into their parks. Marvel Universe in California anyone?. I mean have they visited Islands of Adventure ? Apparently their field work is subpar. They got rid of a lot of their imagineers over the years. I hear Universal hired a lot of them. The small details Disney used to go great lengths in their parks are sloppy today. Classic rides like Journey into imagination and their fantasy land in Disney world destroyed. The costs are just not worth it anymore. Its not as magical as it was in the 90s. I can say one good thing about Disney though, their food at epcot is better than Universals. Hopefully Epic improves in that area. I hope this Epic is a wake up call to Disney.
>victoria Frankenstein
Nah, sorry.
Disney parks need to be shutdown.
This has been in the works for ages, I much prefer Universal Studios but to say families will go to Universal over Disney and kill it is deluded.
For example Epcot has been crap for decades, they put minimal effort in and the tourists still flood there.
Families going to Orlando 100% go to Disney, Universal is the other park they might go to. The new park will obviously increase revenue for Universal but the Disney parks are enormous, you only have to look at Google maps to see the scale of the parks compared to Universal.
I have to say Mr H I hate you mate, I watched this and my wife was listening, as soon as you mentioned Harry bloody Potter she is now demanding we have to go... cheers you are gonna cost me a couple grand haha.
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This channel has a massive agenda against Disney. This park won’t destroy Disney at all, it will help Universal close the gap though. The Disney parks in Orlando are a 2-week holiday by themselves, the Universal parks 2 days at most. So no, as someone who visits the Disney & Universal parks every few years, these new Universal parks will not ‘destroy’ Disney, but it will help them to close the gap.
"This channel has a massive agenda against Disney." Shill. Even if you say "I'm not a Disney defender", it still doesn't help your comment at all.
Well what does Disney have in their plans? Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, Test Track Reimagined, new Country Bear Jamboree, I can’t see much else. Universal on the other hand has a whole new theme park in Orlando opening up next year, they also have the dream works land replacing Woody Woodpecker’s kidzone, they have plans for a new park in Britain, they have that Kids park in Texas coming up. I don’t know man, Universal really has an opportunity to take away a good share from Disney. And this is coming from someone who’s been going to Disney a lot lately.
That's objectively not true. The investment Disney is putting into their parks is tiny, this is a brand new park. People like new things. So yes, this absolutely has the chance to destroy Disney's hold on the parks business. To say otherwise shows a bias.
Your comment shows you didn't even watch the video, the new park is a seven day holiday destination. Ffs at least watch the video before you comment
Furthermore, yes, I have a bias against Disney, I don't have to be impartial 😂 you're saying it like it's a gotcha, no bud. And again, there is objective truth to what was said here.
@@MrHReviews I watched your video to the end and heard all that, Disney’s films have been shit in recent years, but their parks were still a step above Universal’s when I last visited. I imagine Universal’s investment will close the gap, as I already said. My comment is merely that this new park won’t ’destroy Disney’, as you said several times, and I get why because a lot of people probably love hearing that. Universal’s 2 current theme parks in Orlando are essentially 1 park, since they’re joined and offer very similar experiences (half of Harry Potter is on one site while the other is on the other site and they connect via the Hogwarts Express - they literally want you to see these parks in the same day). You can see most of what they have to offer in a single day if you travel off season. Day 2 you go to the water park, then you’re pretty much done with Universal’s parks until your next trip. With this new park you get an extra day at Epic Universe, so an awesome 3-day holiday. Meanwhile, Disney have 4 parks, they’re far apart and you’re usually too knackered to see more than 1 park a day, though you can travel to each via complimentary bus, ski lift style skyliner or a monorail, each has a very different identity and the 2 water parks are dope. I don’t know what investments Disney have planned, but they made massive investment with Avatar land, Toy Story Land, Star Wars land and a shit tonne spent on Epcot a few years ago, and they added the skyliner, so now it’s just Universal’s turn. I’m excited to check out Universal’s new park. My comment wasn’t even meant as an ‘ah, gotcha”. I’ve watched the original Epic Universe video, they aren’t saying Epic Universe is a 7-day park, they mean this park along with their existing parks makes Universal Orlando a 7-day resort.
Like Nintendo Di$ney only play it safe
look's grand, yes, awesome. am so glad..agree mr h, hoping that others jump aboard and put the mosusehouse back firmly in it's place. it's so easy...just give the people what they want, to see and experience..."a beautiful garden, that IS amazing!", you nailed it mate.
fla?..you messed up big time bob. hp/fb film franchise?..wb jumping at the oppurtunity to counterweigh in on the competitive scale nate?