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Universal is opening its first kid-focused park, Universal Kids Resort, in Frisco, Texas, on July 1. The roughly 20-acre park targets children aged 3–8 and features IP-based attractions with Shrek, SpongeBob, Minions, Jurassic World, Trolls, and Puss in Boots, without large coasters. It’s smaller than Epic Universe in Orlando, and Universal has started selling tickets and hotel stays ahead of the opening.
Universal Kids Resort in Frisco, Texas, announced its opening date of July 1 and released four ticket options on sale: 1‑day General Admission $54.99, 2‑day General Admission $73.99, Silver Annual Pass $129.99, and Silver Annual Pass with Parking $164.99, with kids under 2 free. A vacation package adds two hotel nights, 1.5 days of admission, and early park entry (one hour before opening; first date starts at 2 p.m.). The park features themed areas from DreamWorks, Illumination, Nickelodeon, and more, and adheres to blockout dates/restrictions for the passes.
Universal Kids Resort in Frisco, Texas, will open on July 1, 2026, featuring lands themed to DreamWorks and Illumination properties, interactive play areas, and sensory gardens designed for families with young children.
Universal Kids Resort in Frisco, Texas, is hiring performers for its opening season, with auditions scheduled for February 13-14 at the Frisco Performing Arts Center. They seek energetic dancers, costume characters, live performers, puppeteers, and character actors, with specific requirements and roles. Performers should prepare a résumé and headshot, and some roles require submitting a self-tape. The park is set to open this summer.
Universal Destinations & Experiences has shared new details about the family-focused theme park being built in Frisco, Texas, including its official name, Universal Kids Resort. The park, designed specifically for families with young children, will feature immersive experiences and cater to riders up to 46 inches tall. The project has received zoning approval and is expected to generate $200 million in annual spending for Frisco. Construction is underway, with vertical construction set to begin in early 2024, and the park is scheduled to open in 2026.