Universal Hollywood Announces New After-Hours Event Coming Next Year
- Universal Studios Hollywood launching Universal Fan Fest Nights in 2024, featuring iconic franchises like Star Trek and Back to the Future.
- Interactive and immersive after-hours event celebrating Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Gaming, and Anime, with themed menu and exclusive merchandise.
- Guests can expect live entertainment, cosplay, and more at limited-time Universal Fan Fest Nights, with even more franchises to be announced.
A brand-new offering is coming to Universal Studios Hollywood next year. A new after-hours event featuring iconic franchises like Back to the Futureand Star Trek,the Universal Fan Fest Nights will bring sci-fi and fantasy fans together in the park for the first time ever.
Universal Studios Hollywood debuted their most exciting recent offering last year with the unveiling of Super Nintendo World. Featuring attractions inspired by the iconic Nintendo and Super Mario Bros. games, the area is a video game brought to life. The Universal Orlando Resort is debuting its own version with the opening of Epic Universe sometime next year, which will also bring a variety of other offerings to guests, including an all-new immersive resort experience and areas inspired by some of Universal's most iconic franchises.
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Universal Studios Hollywood just announced that it will have another new experience for guests starting in spring of next year. The all-new "interactive and immersive" after-hours event, called Universal Fan Fest Nights, will celebrate "the best of Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Gaming, and Anime." Universal will be bringing experiences inspired by Star Trek, Back to the Future,and Dungeons & Dragonsto guests during these events, with more properties to be announced soon.
Universal Studios Hollywood Brings Iconic Franchises To Guests With After-Hours Event
2024 has been a big year for Back to the Future,with Universal Orlando debuting its own nostalgic experience featuring the beloved franchise earlier this year with the Universal Mega Movie Parade. With some big franchises already announced, and more on the way, Universal Hollywood is keeping additional details quiet for now. However, guests can expect some exciting experiences with this new event.
Universal Fan Fest Nights, created by the team behind Halloween Horror Nights, will be a limited-time offering featuring a variety of immersive and entertaining experiences that will include "live entertainment to cosplay, inviting guests to embrace their favorite characters and share their enthusiasm with like-minded fans." Guests can also look forward to a themed menu and exclusive merchandise, including apparel, collectibles, accessories, and more.
The Universal Hollywood website hints that there are even more franchises and IP announcements to come for this exciting event. With rumors that Universal Orlando may bring Legend of Zelda or Pokemonto its resort, it is possible that the Universal Fan Fest Nights could announce experiences inspired by similarly popular video games. Although this seems to be an exclusive limited-time offering for now, it may also be possible that some version of the event could be a recurring offering at the part, just like Halloween Horror Nights. Fans who are interested in being among the first to know further information can sign up on the Universal Hollywood website.
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