DreamWorks Destination

First visit since the enormous renovation from Woody Woodpecker to Dreamworks. There is so much more than in the old play zone. Interactive areas, shows. Meet n greets. Food, drink, merchandise. The splash pad and singing frogs area are a must. Seems well adapted for ADA accommodation. #ADA #fun kids #roller-coaster #Interactive #splashpad

I just had to leave a review. I have a autistic 3.5 year old and he had the time of his LIFE!!!! The cast went above and beyond to make him feel included and so happy. I cannot say praise enough about this attraction!! They danced, they hugged, they had a blast. (In the AC, Hallelujah!) All of the characters even crouched with my son because he wanted them all to sit with him and “talk”. We came back multiple times. He was starstruck. Thank you for making our Universal trip and providing a safe inclusive space for my son!

To be honest, it wasn't very good. One of my least favorite shows in all the parks. The dancers did well but the entire show was kind of "meh". If you have kids maybe they would enjoy it. But, I probably wont be seeing it again. The screens that surround the theater are pretty cool though.

Not here anymore. It is now the imagination celebration. Still a dreamworks show.

We LOVED this attraction! My kids are 4 and 1, they danced while we relaxed a bit. The characters rotate frequently and the dancers all came over and danced with each of my kids, they just loved the extra attention. We went multiple times on our trip. The employees there are out of this world energetic enough for all ages and clearly enjoy their job.

Loved this experience! I go every time I visit Universal Studios Florida! Character rotation is easy to understand, and they continuously rotate a whole bunch of characters. I love coming here to see my favorite character, King Julien. Would definitely recommend checking this out

Great theming and decor. The poppy pink lemonade popsicle was delicious in the Troll area. Character meet and greets were fun for the kids. Biggest disappointment was the Kung fu panda section. Training with Po got boring quickly. The play area and splash pad were a bit underwhelming, and it’s a huge missed opportunity to not have any themed food in this section. (Noodles, buns, dumplings?)

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