Euroversal Resort

 And that wraps it up! That's my ideas for a Universal Resort for Europe. Most of it is made just for fun, not planning to be built. However, the Island of the Wild Robot is something I would pitch to Universal, if there was a way. I would like it to come to be if it can. But if it can't..... "I'll be over here, a little sad but otherwise okay."                                                                                          -Baby Brightbill

 Music by Kris Bowers, who composed the film, would play in this land as background music. He could also compose original music for the area. Guests can also meet characters like Fink, Brightbill, Pinktail, and Paddler near the Greenhouse Restaurant. They are interactive animatronics that appear throughout the day, similar to the Pets animatronics in Hollywood. It could also be compared to the Raptor Encounter at Universal Islands of Adventure, since they are hidden from view behind something (like Blue is.) A new segment would be added to the nighttime fountain show, featuring Bowers' music from the film. I'd consider a mashup of the songs "Universal Dynamics," "I Could Use a Boost," and "You Don't Have To (featuring the instrumental of "Even When I'm Not.")"

Several merchandise items would be sold in this land. This includes shoulder and head accessories of Baby Brightbill, themed apparel to the film, stuffed animals of the animals on the island, including Brightbill both as a gosling and a grown goose, and more. Here are some places to buy such merchandise.  AQ - Paddler's Possessions After going on their adventure, guests come into the den of Paddler the Beaver. Here, he has made some interesting things out of wood, like figurines and houseware, which can be bought. Also bought here is the largest collection of Wild Robot merchandise, as well as photos taken of the guests on the ride. AR - Universal Dynamics Store  Located near the Greenhouse restaurant is a washed-up Universal Dynamics boat that sells merchandise themed to the fictional company. This includes merchandise themed to Roz, Vontra, and other robots of the enterprise. AS - Raccoon Plunder Shop Located near the entrance of the land is the den of the raccoons. Here, th...

 There are four different restaurants in this area, all different in their own ways. AM - The Greenhouse Restaurant Guests travel to a greenhouse-style setting, similar to where Roz was in the movie's final scene. Here, they can look out windows and see robots at work, tending to the crops of Universal Dynamics. In the meantime, guests can have salads, sandwiches, deli meat, and other foods. Guests travel here through a portal because it would be odd to have a building like this on an uninhabited island. AN - Pinktail's Pantry Located near the forest trails is an indoor restaurant where guests travel to a burrow. Here, Pinktail is serving food to guests. This includes burgers, chicken tenders, hot dogs, and other American foods.  AO - Critter Catering This is a snack stand located near the Rozzum Interaction, where guests can grab things like Rozzum pretzels, ice cream, popcorn, Fink tails (orange marshmallow wands that look like a fox's tail,) and more. AP - The Bear Cave ...

 There are six attractions in this area. This includes two kiddie rides, a play area, an inverted family coaster, an interactive show, and a dark ride. 11 - Flight of the Geese A-Ticket Any Height Located in a clearing in the center of the land are two midway-style spinners, consisting of different geese. This includes barnacle geese, Canada geese, and hybrids of the two. They are stationed around a pile of rocks in the center, which they fly around. As they spin around, guests can make them go up and down with a lever. What makes this ride technologically advanced as that the geese will flap their wings as they fly, making them look like they are actually flying. Plus, guests can follow the instructions of a flight leader (which is optional, not required) to gain the title of "Migration Champion." This is randomized every time guests ride, so they will have to do different things in order to do this. The story of this ride is that Brightbill is helping geese prepare for a co...

 (Disclaimer: These five posts might be slightly more detailed than other ones. This is in case I actually pitch this to Universal Creative and hope that they build it in a park.) I remember watching The Wild Robot for the first time. I was 20 years old and at my grandparents' house when they pulled it up in Peacock. I was not expecting much then, but looking back at it now, I consider it one of the biggest turning points of my life. Why? Because that was when I met Brightbill, a character whose life mirrored mine in so many ways. Being a runt and someone who was raised differently connected with me as an Autistic person. I felt inspired by him, watching his rise from misfit to hero. And the crazy part is that several other people who are Autistic or have family members with Autism have related to this in a similar way. With this being such a moving film for me, I want to see it represented in Universal Parks somehow. I'm sure I'm not the only one too. This was a movie that...

  Guests can interact with the villagers and learn more about Darkmoor's past, and they might see a violinist going around sometimes. Characters guests can meet include Frankenstein and his bride, Ygor, and the Invisible Man. Also here that are not featured in Epic Universe are characters like Victoria Frankenstein, Dracula, the Phantom of the Opera, and Dr. Henry Jekyll, or sometimes his alter ego, Mr. Hyde.

  AI - Darkmoor Monster Makeup Experience It's like Bibbiti Bobbiti Boutique, but with a monster twist. Here, guests can come in and have their faces painted to look like monsters. (reservations are required.) AJ - Dr. Pretorius' Scientific Oddities Named after Henry Frankenstein's colleague, Septimus Pretorius, guests can find monster merchandise here, spanning the history of the classic monsters from Jekyll and Hyde in 1913 to the Creature from the Black Lagoon in 1954. AK - Manor Storehouse After escaping from Victoria's haywire experiment, guests can come into a storehouse where Ygor has gathered monster merchandise. This includes costumes, clothing, toys, houseware, and other things that are suitably scary. AL - Guild of Mystics Guests can find werewolf and mystic merchandise at this tent, located across from the entrance to Curse of the Werewolf.

  AE - Das Stakehaus Guests enter a village inn where the servers are very much in character. Here, it's unclear whether they are serving you meals or you are the meal. After all, the people who run this place are vampires. AF - The Burning Blade Tavern Beneath a windmill that catches on fire (as a reference to the original Frankenstein when they trap the monster in a windmill and set it ablaze) is a tavern where the hounds hang out. These are monster hunters who display their trophies on the walls. The tavern, in fact, was allegedly founded by Dracula's arch nemesis, Professor Abraham Van Helsing. AG - Torches and Pitchforks In this snack stand, guests can buy fun snacks, like Frankenstein pretzels and Black Lagoon chocolate. AH - Wolf Snacks Located in the Mystics camp is a stand selling on-the-go meals like hot dogs and sanwiches.

  9 - Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment E-Ticket Must be 48 in. Guests come to see an experiment by Dr. Victoria Frankenstein, but it goes terribly wrong and they must escape the wrath of several monsters. This uses similar technology to Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey. Although I was a bit wary of this ride, especially because videos and promotional things referred to it as or of the scariest rides Universal has ever created. However, I watched a POV for this ride and it didn't seem too scary. A bit intense, yes, but not too terrifying. I say it's just as scary as Jurassic Park or the Mummy. QUEUE: In the back of Darkmoor village is the towering Frankenstein Manor, which is bustling with dark energy. Guests then go inside s foyer with creepy wallpaper and skeleton statues. Guests move around the rooms of the manor, looking at Victoria's different experiments and how she learned to control the different monsters. There is even a box containing the origi...

  OVERVIEW: Guests venture beneath a portal with the quote "It's Alive! It's Alive!" on it and end up in Darkmoor, a European village known for centuries of monsters in the area. Whether it be hungry vampires or ferocious werewolves, they have been known to be here. Complicating things are the experiments of Dr. Victoria Frankenstein, who harnesses dark energy to power her experiments. This land pays tribute to Universal's Classic Monsters from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. Although I was originally hesitant to feature this area, mainly because I'm not a horror fan and I feared that it would be too scary, I decided it was fine after watching POV videos of the land and deciding that it wasn't too intense. Knowing that this is in a family park, I knew that they wouldn't do anything too R-rated, and I have this post to prove it. You have nothing to fear but fear itself here......and all of the monsters.

  Ollivander Wand Experience Guests can watch a wand chooses a wizard in this interactive show. They go into a dark room with a sacred tone, and they will be guided by a wandmaker as he helps a young witch or wizard find the perfect wand for them. Celestina Warbeck and the Banshees Performing in Diagon Alley is this catchy jazz band, featuring catchy songs and vocals. Guests can cast spells throughout Diagon Alley, and they can meet the Knight Bus conductor in the park in front of the alley. He is found standing near the Knight Bus itself, featuring the talkative shrunken head.

  W - Weasley's Wizard Wheezes From wizard candy to joke products, guests will find fun at Fred and George's two-story building. X - Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occassions Guests will find Hogwarts robes, costumes, Yule Ball outfits, and more at this fashionable shop. Y - Eyelops Owl Emporium This is another gift shop selling owls and postal souvenirs. Z - Ollivanders Guests can buy interactive wands here. This includes original designs, as well as characters replicas. AA - Borgin and Burkes Guests head down Knockturn Alley to visit this shop devoted to the Dark Arts. Aside from seeing the Vanishing Cabinet, the cursed necklace, and the hand of glory, guests can also buy Dark Arts merchandise here. AB - Wiseacre's Wizarding Equipment Once they escape Gringotts, guests will come into a gift shop where they can buy Gringotts and Wizarding World merchandise, especially merchandise from other Wizarding communities. AC - Magical Manergerie This is where Magical creatures ar...

  S - The Leaky Cauldron Recreating the famous inn, this restaurants offers British fare to its guests. This is also where some French food, like the Bierreaubuerre Crepes, are sold. T - Jacket Potato Stand Located in the park outside Diagon Alley, guests can buy jacket potatoes here. U - Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlor Located in Diagon Alley, guests can visit this ice cream shop selling unique Wizarding flavors. V - The Hopping Pot Guests can come into this butterbeer stand and take the drink however they like.

  6 - Hogwarts Express C-Ticket Any Height Guests travel from Platform 9 3/4 to Hogsmeade Station in this immersive transportation ride. QUEUE: Guests enter a recreation of King's Cross Station in London. They can pass under departure times, go near a snack stand, and see some Muggle luggage. Then, using advanced screen effects (even though it kind of looks fake while you're doing it,) guests vanish into the barrier between platforms 9 and 10. Here, they arrive on Platform 9 3/4, where they pass the luggage of Harry, Ron, and Hermione before boarding the Hogwarts Express and sitting in a compartment, where they will be locked in. RIDE EXPERIENCE: The ride begins by leaving the station, heading through London and seeing the Knight Bus. As they continue through the countryside, the trolley witch comes by, offering sweets. Then, they go into a tunnel. As they go past Malfoy Manor, guests see black fog approach them. Then, in a tunnel, a dementor comes down the hall, but it is shoo...

  OVERVIEW: Guests go through a portal with the quote "For in dreams, we enter a world that is entirely our own" on it. This puts guests in Muggle London, surrounded by King's Cross, some buildings, a park, and most interestingly, some London Flats (Number 12 Grimmauld Place is seen among them.) However, there is magic hiding all over here. Firsts, guests can go through the brick wall to explore the magical shopping district of Diagon Alley. Then, they travel by floo powder to the British Ministry of Magic. In a way, this is pretty much a scaled-down version of the Diagon Alley area of Universal Studios Florida to include the Ministry dark ride from Universal Epic Universe. So wands at the ready.......magic begins here!

  Key Challenges Guests can go throughout Super Mario Land and play mini-games to collect keys. Once they get all three keys, they can face off with Bowser, Jr. in a shadow showdown. Do note that power-up bands are required. Guests can meet Mario, Luigi, Toad, Peach, Green Yoshi, Pink Yoshi, and Blue Yoshi in Super Mario Land while Donkey Kong meets his fans near his hut in Donkey Kong Country.

  P - Mario Motors After their race, guests can come into this gift shop selling Mario Kart merchandise. Q - 1-Up Factory Guests can come into this gift shop where items are made. Here, they can buy several Mario merchandise. There is even a section dedicated to Crazy Cap, the franchise store seen in Super Mario Odyssey. R - Funky's Fly-N-Buy Guests can buy Donkey Kong souvenirs at this gift shop, inspired by Funky Kong's supply shop from the Donkey Kong Country games.

  M - Toadstool Cafe Guests can come into a Toad House and eat some Mushroom Kingdom-inspired dishes. As they eat, they can look out windows and see what's going on in the Kingdom. N - Yoshi's Snack Island Located near Yoshi's Adventure, guests can find a snack stand selling Yoshi-themed snacks. O - The Bubbly Barrel Located in Donkey Kong Country, guests can find a smoothie, drink, and ice cream shop here. This is home to the famous Banana Blaster, which is an ice cream dole whip in a waffle shell mixed with soda.

  3 - Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge E-Ticket Must be 40 in. Guests play a real-life version of Mario Kart as they race through iconic courses and help gain a victory for Team Mario. QUEUE: Located in the back of Super Mario Land is the intimidating-looking Bowser's Castle. Here, guests go inside and move through rooms like Bowser's throne room, trophy room, workshop, and more. As they go, guests learn that Bowser has challenged Mario to a race, and they will be joining Team Mario to race against him. PRE-SHOW: Soon enough, guests will go into the guests racing room. Here, they will watch a video where Lakitu gives them safety instructions and teaches them how to play. After that, guests will pick up a vizier headset and walk into the loading area. They will then board their carts and put on their headset. RIDE EXPERIENCE: As guests go through the courses, they will have to gain 100 coins in order to win. Hitting enemies, items, and turning on time will help them get their ...

  OVERVIEW: Guests go through a portal with the phrase "Here we Go!" on it and enter into a green warp pipe. From there, they go up an escalator and find themselves in Princess Peach's castle. Once they go outside, however, they find themselves in a living, moving video game world that looks just like a Mario level. Here, guests can explore two immersive areas: Super Mario Land and Donkey Kong Country. As they go, guests can interact with the world around them, playing games, meeting characters, and going on groundbreaking attractions. So, as Mario himself would say, "Let's-a-go!"

  Awaken the Night Ceremony When the sun goes down, Apollo, the god of the sun, passes the power of Celestial Gardens over to Luna, the goddess of the moon. This features original music and lighting to make it something worth watching. Fountain Shows In the center of the park is a large lagoon where fountains play. This includes a heroic welcome in the morning and several nighttime shows with lit fountains dancing to the music of the worlds. It sure makes a bum out of the Bellagio.

  H - Other Worlds Mercantile This gift shop has a little bit of everything from throughout the park. From toys to clothing to houseware and everything in between, you can find it here. I - Super Nintendo World Store Located right next to Super Nintendo World, guests can come into this store and buy the largest selection of Nintendo merchandise in the resort. J - Stargazers This toy store sells exclusive merchandise to the park, inspiring kids to have a sense of wonder about the universe. K - Boutique Magnificent This French-style boutique sells the largest collection of clothing in the park. here, guests will find costumes, cosplay items, shirts, and more themed to the park. L - Wintry Wonders In this German-style Christmas Market, guests can come in and buy unique holiday essentials.