Universal Kids Resort - Frisco, Texas

[Diservations]

And these trees will do it. I was out there again today and saw another tree arrive on a flatbed. That is a LOT of money. Each of those trees costs well into five figures.

 

[Andysol]

The next monthly drone overhead is going to show a massive difference. This stage is when things start flying.

 

[Eckert]

I know it's a park for small kids, but I can't help but think they should've been a little more ambitious for one of Universal's first major expansions outside of the already established resorts.

 

[Jerroddragon]

I know it's a park for small kids, but I can't help but think they should've been a little more ambitious for one of Universal's first major expansions outside of the already established resorts.

I agree but it will end the same as always

"I want X because this company can do better"

Everyone else "They had to because of the rules, be grateful we get anything"

I'm going to this park opening season (mainly because I have family nearby to visit) along with its cheaper for me to go to Texas then Florida but....this park will be cute and I think the meet and greets will kind of elevate it above its competition but it sucks that the entire park could not be a Full Universal park but just smaller and what I mean is theming if Spondgebob land felt as as impressive as hogsmeade, like I grew up with this show and it it felt "real" like SNW and the lands at epic but just not big rides then hell yeah I can dig it

This is more, a test. Its very safe and will hopefully make money and allow them to make other parks that are more invested into because I did love their first spin off with the HHN in Vegas, i did have an amazing day and many people online had so many bad things to say but in the end I felt like Universal made a killer spin off project that I can't wait to go back to