10 Things You NEED To Know About Universal's Epic Universe Theme Park

9. Celestial Park Will Be The Heart Of The Park

Universal Orlando Resort Epic Universe Celestial Carousel
Universal Orlando Resort

At the heart of Epic Universe is Celestial Park, an area themed to both the constellations and mythological elements. Located after the park entrance, Celestial Park will be the first thing you will experience as you walk into the Epic Universe.

This land will be filled with lush features such as gardens, water elements and "strolling pathways." Just don't think Celestial Park will simply be an area to admire, this land is set to have plenty of attractions and restaurants.

Universal have revealed that Celestial Park will have an epically thrilling roller coaster.

Universal Orlando Resort Epic Universe Starfall Racers
Universal Orlando Resort

Stardust Racers will be a duelling coaster, meaning that two different coaster tracks will appear to intertwine through the air. Racing through the skies at 62mph, Stardust Racers is currently set to be the park's most "thrilling attraction." It'll perform unique manoeuvres such as the "celestial spin" whilst reaching heights of 133 feet along 5,000 feet of track.

Celestial Park is also set to be the home of Constellation Carousel, a family friendly ride featuring "celestial lions, dragons, bears" taking you for a ride through the "stars."

For those of you who love nothing more than to eat and drink then Celestial Park has plenty on offer including the full service Atlantic  and The Blue Dragon Pan-Asian restaurants and lots of quick service and kiosk locations such as Comet Dogs, The Plastered Owl and Frosty Moon.

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