11 Things You Somehow Missed At Universal Studios Orlando Resort

2. Nothing Straight In Seuss Landing, Even The Palm Trees

Universal Orlando Resort Seuss Landing
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In quirky world of Dr Seuss everything is not as it seems. Including in the Universal's Seuss Landing.

The fun are of Islands of Adventure is filled with sweet treats and cans of Who Hash. You can meet characters, hear stories and at Christmas time even see the Grinch in action. Yet the one land doesn't have much of is straight lines.

Almost everything in Seuss Landing is curvy or on an angle. Even the structures that hold up the Seuss Trolly Train Ride don't even appear to be straight.

Universal Orlando Resort Seuss Landing
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In Seuss Landing even the palm trees aren't straight. When creating the landscape for the park, Universal Resort arranged to have palm trees that had been bent and curved in a hurricane planted in Seuss Landing so even they wouldn't be perfectly straight.

Even though most just have curves higher up on the trunk, the bendiest tree can be found behind the Green Eggs and Ham food booth next to the lagoon.

Next time you spend time in Seuss Landing you'll find yourself struggling to find anything that is perfectly straight.

 
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