Islands of Adventure Update: Jurassic Park is About to Change (PART 1)

Jurassic Park is undoubtedly one of our favorite themed lands. The trees, the amber mines of Camp Jurassic, the sounds, the smells, and - most of all - the dinosaurs are all part of one of the most beautiful themed environments we have ever seen. That being said, this area of Islands of Adventure might soon change quite a bit, as recent rumors point to the possibility of the addition of a new roller coaster in the area formerly occupied by the Triceratops Discovery Trail.

While we know nothing about this project at the moment, it is clear that Jurassic World will soon take over this section of the park in some way. Join us as we explore Jurassic Park and the rest of Islands of Adventure.

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We will begin by checking out the Port of Entry:

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After years of absence, the "Island" portion of the Island Market and Export sign has returned:

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The sign of the Lucky Monkey is missing some parts and is currently motionless:

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Moving on:

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This skyline might be changing in the coming years. According to some rumors floating around (mostly on InsideUniversal.net), the new roller coaster might partially invade the area in front of the Jurassic Park Discovery Center. While we are not fans of this idea, we'll wait and see what happens:

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Seuss Landing:

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Some of the Sneetches seem to have moved:

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This Sneetch must have caught something large, as he's leaning very close to the water::

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The others seem to be doing better:

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The Lost Continent:

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It seems that Mythos was completely repainted not too long ago:

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Poseidon's Fury:

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The new family roller coaster continues to take shape behind the scenes:

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The majority of the coaster track will be very close to the ground:

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That said, there will be plenty of thrilling moments...

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Fingerprint sensors have already been removed from the former Dragon Challenge lockers:

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All of them will soon be removed from all Universal Orlando lockers:

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