Me and my family's big selling point to go was the Back To The Future portion on the studio backlot. If you didn’t know, Universal decided to redress the real Hill Valley where the movies were filmed to look like the 1955 set. The park created this awesome immersive time that makes you feel like you’re in the first movie.

Universal’s parent, Comcast, spent $7B to create and build the first major U.S. amusement park to open in more than 20 years. The park, called Epic Universe, is a critical element of Comcast's push to make the Universal Orlando Resort into a Disney-esque weeklong destination, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The fourth Universal Studios theme park in Orlando - Epic Universe - welcomed the public for the first time on May 22, six years after construction began

Theme park takes advantage of leaps in high-tech advances and presents 21st century interactive experiences to guests.