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There is a ton of work going on at Universal Orlando Resort these days. This summer will see the addition of Transformers: The Ride to Universal Studios Florida, while a massive expansion is underway for The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, set to open in 2014. And now, Universal have officially revealed their plans to soon open an entire Simpsons-themed area.
Built around and as an addition to the popular The Simpsons Ride (which opened in 200.gif "8)")
, the new area has been designed to allow guests to walk the streets of Springfield. As the press release notes, they will “be able to grab a Krusty-certified meat sandwich at Krusty Burger, snatch the catch of the day at the Frying Dutchman, get a slice at Luigi’s Pizza, go nuts for donuts at Lard Lad, enjoy a “Taco Fresho” with Bumblebee Man and imbibe at Moe’s Tavern.”
Artist rendering for The Simpsons area coming to Universal Studios Florida:
A new attraction has been added as well, "Kang & Kodos Twirl n Hurl", which will “take ‘foolish humans’ on an intergalactic spin designed to send them into orbit.”
Oh, and you can buy Duff Beer at the Simpsons area, which will be brewed exclusively for Universal Orlando.
“This will be a must-see experience for Simpsons fans all over the world,” said Mark Woodbury, President of Universal Creative. “For the first time ever, they’re going to be able to enter a world that they’ve only seen on television – and we’re really excited to bring that world to life.”
“This new expansion will broaden and deepen the already incredible experience at Universal, by bringing to life the iconic landmarks of Springfield that fans have grown to love,” said Jeffrey Godsick, President, Fox Consumer Products. “Fans will literally be able to live and breathe Springfield as they visit the statue of Jebediah, enjoy a Krusty Burger, and have a seat at Moe’s Tavern, which are just a few of the great experiences awaiting at Universal.”
"It has been an honor to bring the world of the Simpsons to life in such a letter-perfect way,” said Denise Sirkot, President, Worldwide Brand, Gracie Films. “Truly this is the Krustyest place on earth."
While no exact date has been announced as yet, the Simpsons area will open this summer at Universal Studios Florida.
Built around and as an addition to the popular The Simpsons Ride (which opened in 200
, the new area has been designed to allow guests to walk the streets of Springfield. As the press release notes, they will “be able to grab a Krusty-certified meat sandwich at Krusty Burger, snatch the catch of the day at the Frying Dutchman, get a slice at Luigi’s Pizza, go nuts for donuts at Lard Lad, enjoy a “Taco Fresho” with Bumblebee Man and imbibe at Moe’s Tavern.”Artist rendering for The Simpsons area coming to Universal Studios Florida:
A new attraction has been added as well, "Kang & Kodos Twirl n Hurl", which will “take ‘foolish humans’ on an intergalactic spin designed to send them into orbit.”
Oh, and you can buy Duff Beer at the Simpsons area, which will be brewed exclusively for Universal Orlando.
“This will be a must-see experience for Simpsons fans all over the world,” said Mark Woodbury, President of Universal Creative. “For the first time ever, they’re going to be able to enter a world that they’ve only seen on television – and we’re really excited to bring that world to life.”
“This new expansion will broaden and deepen the already incredible experience at Universal, by bringing to life the iconic landmarks of Springfield that fans have grown to love,” said Jeffrey Godsick, President, Fox Consumer Products. “Fans will literally be able to live and breathe Springfield as they visit the statue of Jebediah, enjoy a Krusty Burger, and have a seat at Moe’s Tavern, which are just a few of the great experiences awaiting at Universal.”
"It has been an honor to bring the world of the Simpsons to life in such a letter-perfect way,” said Denise Sirkot, President, Worldwide Brand, Gracie Films. “Truly this is the Krustyest place on earth."
While no exact date has been announced as yet, the Simpsons area will open this summer at Universal Studios Florida.
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