Universal Orlando is a theme park in Florida, divided in two areas, Universal Studios Florida Theme Park and Universal's Islands of Adventure Theme Park. At Universal Orlando, each member of the family can enjoy a fabulous experience, including challenging park rides, special activities for children, romantic dinners and leisure days by the pool.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is a shrine of the famous phenomena that is Harry Potter. The park that recreates in detail the atmosphere of the movies, like the Hogsmeade Village, Hogsmeade Castle, the British weather and the costumes of the characters. This 20-acre corner of Universal Orlando Resort is the best location where you can find the reproduction of Harry Potter's world. The park features three rides, Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, Dueling Dragons and Flight of the Hippogriff. At the end of your visit, you can get souvenirs from one of the gift shops, including Dervish and Bangs, Flich's Emporium of Confiscated Goods, Honeydukes, Ollivander's and Zonko's.
Revenge of the Mummy is a roller coaster that runs at high-speed in total darkness. You will experience some lights before you enter the actual part of the ride, that includes very cool visual and special effects. Revenge of the Mummy ride includes quick turns and drops at a speed of 45 mph. This ride is inspired from "The Mummy," a movie directed by Stephen Sommers. Revenge of the Mummy is suitable for the entire family even if it features frightening scarabs and almost total darkness.
If you love the Shrek movie series, Shrek 4-D will be the ideal attraction for your family at Universal Orlando. This attraction is packed with action and incredible effects that will alert all your senses. The attraction features the vocal talents of the original movie and you will not only see and hear the action, but also feel it, due to the water, wind, moving seats and other special effects. The ride will put you in the middle of the action and the OgreVision special glasses will turn everything to real life.
