- Theme Parks
- Universal Kids Resort
Why We Are Excited about the Universal Kids Resort at Famvia Travel
Universal Kids Resort will be the first-ever Universal theme park designed specifically for families with young children, and it’s landing in Frisco, Texas! We’re beyond thrilled about this groundbreaking resort, set to open its doors in 2026. This is a completely fresh concept from Universal Destinations & Experiences, built from the ground up to immerse kids and families in a world of imagination and play.
Universal Kids Resort Highlights
While full details are still unfolding, we’ve gathered some exciting insights from Universal’s announcements and early previews. Here’s what’s in store for this kid-centric paradise:
- A brand-new themed playground experience tailored for little adventurers
- Six immersive lands featuring beloved characters like Shrek, SpongeBob SquarePants, and the Minions
- Family-friendly rides, interactive shows, and character meet-and-greets
- A 300-room themed hotel with easy park access and fun, family-focused vibes
- Unique food, beverage options, and merchandise inspired by Universal’s iconic stories
Every Universal resort brings a signature blend of entertainment, and Universal Kids Resort promises a lineup of perks like playful attractions, lush green spaces, and activities designed to spark creativity for kids and relaxation for parents. Expect a mix of water rides, cozy rest areas, and a vibrant atmosphere that celebrates the wonder of childhood.
How to Plan Your Universal Kids Resort Trip with Us
Famvia Travel will be your go-to source for all things Universal Kids Resort, with guides and reviews ready the moment we’re allowed to explore this new gem! As one of the top Universal travel agencies nationwide, we’re here to make your family’s dream trip a reality. Whether you want to join our waitlist for Universal Kids Resort or plan a visit to another Universal destination in the meantime, we’ve got you covered. Let’s start crafting your perfect adventure today!
*concept art and renderings courtesy of Universal