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Port of Entry

  • Bazaar-style flagship shop just past the turnstiles, stocking souvenirs from every island under one thatched roof.

  • Sit-down dining room styled as a customs house full of confiscated traveler oddities, serving a globe-spanning menu.

  • Bakery counter at the harbor entrance selling pastries, sandwiches, and coffee before the islands open up beyond.

  • Coffeehouse counter built into the Port of Entry marketplace, first stop for espresso before crossing the bridge.

Marvel Super Hero Island

  • 3D ride vehicle chases Spider-Man through a Daily Bugle heist, dropping 400 simulated feet off a fake city rooftop.

  • Launched coaster firing riders uphill at 40 mph into seven inversions after a gamma-lab origin-story queue.

  • Twin towers blast riders skyward under Doom's fear-extraction machine before a sudden freefall back down.

  • Spinning teacup-style disks themed to Storm channeling lightning to recharge her powers, riders control their own spin rate.

  • Comic-book-themed counter service dishing up pizza and pasta beneath a skyline of superhero storefronts.

  • Stars-and-stripes burger counter opposite the Hulk Coaster launch track, named for Marvel's shield-carrying soldier.

  • Comic-book-scaled superhero outfitter selling costumes and collectibles beneath a giant Spider-Man mural.

Toon Lagoon

  • Log-flume rescue of Nell from Snidely Whiplash's sawmill, ending in a 75-foot plunge that soaks the queue below.

  • Circular raft run through Bluto's whitewater rapids, with bystanders on bridges free to blast passing rafts with water cannons.

  • Multi-deck play boat built as Popeye's own vessel, its top deck lined with water cannons aimed at the barges below.

  • Multi-station food court along the lagoon's edge serving Asian, Italian, and American counters under one comic-strip roof.

  • Dagwood-sandwich stand named for the comic strip's title character, serving towering deli subs and chili.

Skull Island

  • Off-road expedition truck crossing a ruined temple into Kong's domain, caught between giant insects and warring dinosaurs.

Jurassic Park

  • Raft-boat float through a failed dino-containment facility, ending in an 85-foot plunge past a loose Tyrannosaurus.

  • Twin-launch coaster racing through the raptor paddock at 70 mph with a top-hat crest inches from a soaring pterosaur cutout.

  • Suspended two-seat glider circling above Camp Jurassic, height-limited to riders traveling with a small child.

  • Multi-level jungle playground of rope bridges, amber mines, and a spitter-dinosaur cave built into a banyan-covered hillside.

  • Self-guided science pavilion where guests watch a dinosaur hatch and compare their own DNA readout to a raptor's.

  • Excavation-camp counter service at the edge of the Jurassic Park lagoon, serving burgers and shakes to weary explorers.

  • Field-gear shop stocked with khaki vests and InGen logo wear for guests headed deeper into the park.

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Hogsmeade

  • Robotic-arm ride vehicle swoops through Hogwarts corridors and the Forbidden Forest on a broom-borrowed tour with Harry.

  • Junior coaster circling Hagrid's pumpkin patch past a bowing Buckbeak before a gentle dip toward the ground.

  • Story coaster astride motorbike-and-sidecar vehicles launching through the Forbidden Forest chasing loose magical creatures.

  • Village depot platform for the scarlet steam engine's return trip to King's Cross, compartments looping past the countryside.

  • Original wand-fitting shop where a shopkeeper tests one guest with wand after wand until magic finally sparks.

  • Great Hall-style counter service in a snow-capped tavern, serving turkey legs and shepherd's pie beneath hanging lanterns.

  • Taproom behind the Three Broomsticks pouring butterbeer and pumpkin juice under a mounted, occasionally grunting boar's head.

  • Candy shop stacked with Chocolate Frogs and Every Flavour Beans behind Hogsmeade's snow-dusted storefronts.

The Lost Continent

  • Sit-down dining carved into a faux sea-cave grotto, serving upscale pastas and seafood beside The Lost Continent's shore.

  • Mediterranean grab-and-go counter beside Sindbad's old bazaar, serving gyros and kebabs under desert-market awnings.

Seuss Landing

  • Spinning couch-vehicle tour through Thing One and Thing Two's chaos, straight out of the book's own rhyming panels.

  • Rotating fish-shaped vehicles rise and dip to a sing-along rhyme, dodging spray from fountains that punish wrong-colored fish.

  • Carousel of hand-painted Seussian creatures whose heads tilt and wink as they circle beneath a striped big-top canopy.

  • Elevated dual-track trolley circling Seuss Landing's rooftops, cars occasionally running in reverse for a change of view.

  • Interactive maze of tunnels, water jets, and a tickle-tongue slide tucked among topiary animals from the Seuss book.

  • Open-air stage revue where costumed Seuss characters trade rhymes and songs pulled from several different storybooks.

  • Counter service built around the book's title dish, plating green-tinted eggs alongside burgers and chicken fingers.

  • Big-top-themed food court under a striped tent, seating guests beneath hanging circus rigging for pizza and pasta.

  • Walk-up window pouring orange and blue frozen slush drinks named for two of Seuss Landing's fictional dairy animals.

  • Whimsically tilted storefront selling striped hats and plush Seuss characters beneath a candy-cane-striped roofline.