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Universal’s Epic Universe Expands Express Pass to Include Donkey Kong and Harry Potter Attractions

Universal’s Epic Universe Expands Express Pass to Include Donkey Kong and Harry Potter Attractions

Universal Orlando Resort has expanded its Express Pass offering at Epic Universe to include two major attractions that had previously been excluded. As of August 22, 2025, Mine‑Cart Madness in Super Nintendo World and Harry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter are now eligible for Express Pass use.

Is Wicked Coming to Universal’s Epic Universe? Construction on Expansion Pads Continues

Is Wicked Coming to Universal’s Epic Universe? Construction on Expansion Pads Continues

Epic Universe may have only opened a few months ago, but it’s already expanding, and some believe it could be adding a Wicked themed area. New permits reveal clear expansion plans for the park and aerial images have shown a 20+ acre plot of land cleared with construction materials behind the Stardust Racers roller coaster.

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Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment Hits 1 Million Riders at Epic Universe

Universal Orlando’s Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment has officially surpassed 1 million riders, becoming the first attraction at Universal’s new Epic Universe to reach this milestone. The announcement was made in early August 2025, less than three months after the park opened in May. Gregory Hall, the ride’s creative director, confirmed the news in a post celebrating the team’s achievement.

Doc Brown From ‘Back to the Future’ Involved in Epic Universe’s Stardust Racers: New Lore Explored

Doc Brown From ‘Back to the Future’ Involved in Epic Universe’s Stardust Racers: New Lore Explored

Epic Universe at Universal Orlando officially opened on May 22 2025, featuring Celestial Park as its cosmic-themed hub. The signature coaster in this area is Stardust Racers, a dual‑launch racing coaster manufactured by Mack Rides. It hits speeds of 62 mph, climbs 133 ft, and spans about 5,000 ft of track, including a twisting inversion dubbed the “Celestial Spin” where the two trains interlock mid-air. But new lore have given the backstory to the coaster’s creation, and as the story goes, Back to the Future’s Doc Brown traveled through time to assist the builders with his own technology.