I visited the new theme park from Universal: highlights, disappointments

After running under the Chronos, the main structure of the park, in the Celestial Park in the park, they are in Celestial Park. This theme world is full of constellations and tons of green and flowers.

I thought it was great how wide the sidewalks are and how open this area feels. The flower landscape and water features really feel like a park or garden.

All of this gave me a big first impression of the epic universe as a whole.

I love to meet characters from my favorite films and franchise companies, and in the whole park there is the opportunity to meet icons like Princess Peach and The Invisible Man.

The only character you have to see is toothless, a dragon from the training of your dragon franchise. The interactive animatronics are impressively sweet and lifelike.

There are several Harry Potter wizards around the world in places such as California and Japan. Nevertheless, Orlando's latest Addition, which focuses on the Magic of Magic, is exceptional.

There are so many small details and interactive areas in the world that they could really spend all day long.

Even the queue for the trip Harry Potter and the battle in the ministry were breathtaking. Between the huge magicians, complicated statues and lighting design, I felt like I was in the cinema.

I also estimated that this country had many places where guests can use special magic bars to interact with “magical” objects and buildings.

I usually don't like creepy, scary or intense things, so I was surprised that I really enjoyed the dark universe.

It is topical after famous monsters and creatures, from Dracula to Wolfsmann. It has two trips and I was particularly impressed by how much walk-around entertainment was packed into this country.

When I went through, I gave tons of storytellers and characters who were willing to interact with guests and take photos. I particularly loved to meet Gregor, a funny monster hunter who hangs around in the burning blade of the country.

During my visit I was staying in the latest Universal Orlando Hotel, Universal Helios Grand Hotel. It was opened at the beginning of this year and has its own entry into the epic universe.

Staying here meant that it was incredibly easy for me to go to the park. I was able to get from my room to Epic Universe in less than five minutes.

For me it is always a victory if themed parks hotels have only removed steps.

I have been in many themed parks over the years, but I was still impressed by the creative and delicious culinary options of the Epic Universe.

My favorite sweet tasty was the DK Crush Float from Super Nintendo World. It is pineapple-and-banana-swear in a waffle bowl with caramel popcorn and chocolate pieces that are filled into a cup of pineapple soda.

It is a total sugar cane that is worth trying.

When I went through the epic universe, I noticed that it didn't have a lot of shaded stains.

This felt particularly unbearable when the day in the afternoon was the hottest. The sun Orlando seemed to reflect bright paths throughout the park.

Although there are some air -conditioned restaurants and attractions in the epic universe, I could see that this sunlight for young guests or those who have to fight with the heat is particularly difficult.

Most restaurants in Epic Universe are on mobile order instead of leading the guests in line. Although this looks like it could be time -saving and efficient, I tried to use this system during my visit.

My phone could not get enough a signal for my order to enter my table number in many places throughout the park.

This could also be a bit difficult for those who are not so technically versed.