Coming up, Universal announces their new land coming to Universal Studios, Florida, and we are going to talk about our first impressions of Villan Con Minium Blast on this week's episode of the Disunplugged Universal Edition.

Music Hello, everyone. Welcome to this week's episode of the Dismplugged Universal Edition. I'm your host, Craig Williams. I'm joined alongside by my co-host, Rhino. Hello. Hello. And today we have a great episode for you. We're going to talk about Universal's newest land. We're going to talk about Illuminations Villan Con Minium Blast, which is now in technical rehearsals, and hopefully we'll have just a little bit of fun.

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no obligation quote. Okay, Rhino, we should start off with the big news of the day. It's not that it was unexpected news. It was just unexpected for at least me.

You know, ever since Woody Woodpecker's Kid Zone closed down, they threw up construction

walls and it had DreamWorks characters all over it. Like, you know, it's just one of those things.

You're like, yeah, yeah, that's what that's what it's going to be. It's just waiting, waiting, waiting to know exactly

what it was all going to entail. And today, Universal Orlando officially announces that it will be

the new DreamWorks Animation Land. And it will open at Universal Studios, Florida in 2024.

The land will be filled with vibrant colors, sights, sounds, characters like Gabby from Gabby's dollhouse will appear. Interactive play spaces and attractions from franchises like Shrek, trolls, and Kung Fu Panda will be part of it. And it's all part of a new collection of entertainment experiences

debuting at Universal Orlando Resort in 2024

and a continuation of Universal's commitment to rich storytelling

that places guests of all ages in the most incredible and immersive environments.

And yeah, I think this is a great initiative. We talked about it a lot,

you know, after the Texas Park announcement, after, you know, Woody Woodpecker's

Kid Zone closed, all of it. The more universal can do for kids is awesome. And, you know, I still

will scratch my head at. Is Shrek really relevant for kids?

I think trolls and Kung Fu Panda are still to an extent, maybe a little less for Kung Fu Panda.

But nonetheless, it's maybe kids are growing up watching these movies, too. Like Rory's too young for me to know what what kids are actually watching. I mean,

I know I'm going to be showing them DreamWorks movies and in the classic Disney movies and all that,

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