**Universal Epic Universe** is a cutting-edge theme park at Universal Orlando Resort that officially opened on May 22, 2025. It represents the most ambitious and technologically advanced project undertaken by Comcast NBCUniversal in the theme park industry, marking the first major U.S. theme park launch in 25 years[1][4][5]. The park spans 750 acres and features **five immersive themed worlds**: Celestial Park, Super Nintendo World, Dark Universe, How to Train Your Dragon - Isle of Berk, and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Ministry of Magic. These worlds offer over 50 attractions, including rides, shows, dining, shopping, and character interactions, providing guests with a highly immersive and culturally relevant experience[1][3][5][6]. Celestial Park serves as the central gateway, linking the other four themed lands through majestic portals[6]. Epic Universe's development began around 2016 and officially launched construction in 2019, though it faced delays during the COVID-19 pandemic, halting work in mid-2020 and resuming in early 2021. The project took approximately six years to complete and cost about $7.7 billion, making it Comcast NBCUniversal’s largest-ever investment in theme parks[1][4]. Its opening has added over 17,500 new jobs and created more than 65,000 construction-related jobs nationwide, significantly boosting economic activity in Florida and beyond[2][3]. The park effectively doubles Universal Orlando Resort’s footprint and aims to transform the resort into a weeklong vacation destination. It also generates substantial economic impact—projected to add $2 billion to Florida’s economy in its first year alone and contributing to a broader $11 billion national economic influence attributable to the investment[2][3]. Epic Universe is notable for pushing the boundaries of immersive entertainment through innovative storytelling and advanced technology, setting a new standard for themed experiences globally. It integrates beloved franchises and creates a seamless blend of physica