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Mickey vs. Mario: Inside the billion-dollar Orlando theme-park wars

Can the all-star team of Super Mario Bros., Frankenstein and Harry Potter be enough to conquer the Magic Kingdom? That’s what Universal Orlando Resort is banking on with the arrival of its new park — the $7 billion Epic Universe — which debuted in Central Florida this past week.

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Universal’s epic new theme park kicks off latest front in media wars

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Universal wants to steal Disney’s theme-park magic

I Ate My Way Through Universal Epic Universe, What You Can’t Miss When You Go

Just like the rides and attractions, the food in each world is expertly curated to give fans a completely immersive experience, from fine dining to grab-and-go snacks.

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All the Spooky Details We Loved at Epic Universe’s Darkmoor

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Everything You Need to Know About Epic Universe

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Universal's $7B Theme Park, First In 20 Years, Sets Stage For Disney Battle

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.

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It’s Universal vs. Disney in an epic ‘prize fight’ for theme park dominance in Florida

The theme park rivalry between media giants Universal and Disney is heating up again with the opening of the new Epic Universe park in Orlando.

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Epic Universe: A New Era for Central Florida's Theme Parks

Epic Universe, a new $7 billion theme park by NBCUniversal's Comcast, opens in Central Florida. It poses competition to Walt Disney World, featuring five themed worlds inspired by popular movies and games.

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Universal leans into theme parks with multibillion dollar Epic Universe, even as economic uncertainty looms

"Comcast is leaning into the theme park segment for a simple reason ... lands or rides, spark healthy competition between the companies to create more compelling and innovative attractions ...