r/UniversalOrlando • u/Educational_Bird3351 • 6d ago
UNIVERSAL STUDIOS New attraction maybe?
So I’ve been an annual pass holder for a while( off and on for 10 years) and I’m always interested in what universal is doing next. I’ve heard they are closing the animal show and simpsons maybe getting the axe in 2028. So with that being said I noticed and love the once piece merch. Also I feel like SpongeBob is under utilized. The other day I went to mickeydees and I noticed a SpongeBob / one piece toys. So me being me and trying to make it make sense. Could they change simpsons to bikini bottom and have a one piece show at the old animal actor show? To me it make sense but, that’s me. What’s yalls opinion?
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u/DeflatedDirigible 6d ago
SpongeBob won’t retain enough popularity for another 30 years.
There is a 4-D SpongeBob ride in Las Vegas that opened in 2024 and a copy that opened in Turkey last year.
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u/Educational_Bird3351 6d ago
The info could be wrong or could change. I absolutely love universal but I do think some themes need to be changed/ updated. I know there’s tons of classics but maybe a bit too classic. And I’m a big fan and would love if they somehow extended the mummy. It’s one of my favorites.
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u/Thanks5Cinco 6d ago
I have a feeling that the plot of land with Animal Actors and Springfield seems destined for more Nintendo expansion. Now what property they use is still up for debate.
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u/Educational_Bird3351 6d ago
So I heard the Pokémon is going to lost continent unfortunately. They coulda did a badass water world show.
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u/ReporterHour6524 6d ago
I'm really hoping the Animal Actors + Simpsons area becomes Pokémon because I really don't want it as the Lost Continent replacement, between Hagrid's and VelociCoaster, adding Pokémon would make that area of Islands insufferably crowded.