How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk at Universal Epic Universe [New Details Revealed]

Universal likes to keep its projects under wraps for as long as possible, but I guess they couldn’t even keep their excitement to themselves with the latest news from Universal Epic Universe.

Slated to open in 2025, we now have details of one of the 5 new worlds coming to Orlando: How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk.

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Earlier this year, Universal gave us a pretty good idea of what the new Universal Epic Universe would look like in broad strokes.

Guests will pass through Celestial Park before entering one of the other 4 immersive worlds, including The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic, SUPER NINTENDO WORLD, Dark Universe, and How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk.

How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk

Based on the popular film franchise How to Train Your Dragon, guests will be immersed in an eighth-century Viking village where Vikings and fire-breathing dragons exist together in harmony.

“As is seen in the films, our first view of the Isle of Berk is through the Viking and dragon sentry statues with a view of rocky cliffs, dragon houses and mountains in the background. You will be struck by the scale of the world and the vibrancy. We consider the world an attraction itself; the goal was always to make Berk alive and create a very vibrant and lively land where Vikings and dragons live in harmony.”

Katy Pacitti, Executive Producer

This new world will feature 5 attractions, meet and greets, and some epic food. And yes, you will be able to meet Toothless!

Hiccup’s Wing Gliders

Thrill ride fans should be looking forward to Hiccup’s Wing Gliders.

Straight from Hiccup’s workshop, this winged flying machine will launch Dragon Riders into the sky, soaring and swooping alongside Hiccup and Toothless.

Hiccup’s Wing Gliders rollercoaster will have a minimum height requirement of 40″, and children under 48″ must be accompanied by a supervising companion.

Dragon Racer’s Rally

Get ready to dive into the sport of dragon racing at Dragon Racer’s Rally.

This spinning, acrobatic thrill ride is not for those with weak stomachs. Berk’s newest Vikings will practice high-flying barrel rolls while twisting and turning at every angle.

Dragon Racer’s Ralley will have a minimum height requirement of 48″.

Fyre Drill

If you are looking for a family-friendly (and wet) water ride, you will love Fyre Drill.

This interactive boat battle was created when Viking twins Ruffnut and Tuffnut transformed Berk’s Fyre Skööl into a lagoon where guests try to hit the more than 130 moving targets with your water cannons…including guests in other boats!

Fyre Drill has no height requirement, but children under 48″ must be accompanied by a supervising companion and hand-held infants are not allowed.

The Untrainable Dragon

There is nothing like a good theme park show, and that is what is expected with The Untrainable Dragon.

This dragon-studded live spectacular features favorite characters, including Hiccup, Gobber, Astrid, and, of course, Toothless.

Together, they work together to find the mystery of The Untrainable Dragon in a music-filled, heart-warming live show.

The Untrainable Dragon will be available for guests of all ages.

Viking Training Camp

Junior Vikings will have plenty to discover at Viking Training Camp.

This interactive play area is packed with dragons, Viking drums, chimes, and more in this sprawling and colorful attraction.

Oh, and there is an interactive sheep launcher!

Meet and Greets

A new theme park isn’t complete without some meet and greets, and Universal is saying that this will be a “guest experience that sets a new standard.”

Guests can visit the Haddock Paddock and meet Hiccup and Toothless, yes, you will be able to get up close and personal with Toothless!

Plus, you may see Astrid and her Deadly Nadder, Stormfly, passing through the parks, as well as Ruffnut and Tuffnut.

Mead Hall

Bring your Viking-sized appetite when you are ready to eat at Mead Hall.

The immersive world experience continues with the food and beverage offerings stuffed with hearty meals featuring meat, fish, sandwiches, unique beer, and mead created specifically for this fast-casual restaurant.

Final Thoughts

This is the first time that this world of dragons and Vikings has been brought to life, and from what we can see so far, it looks like How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk is going to be…epic!

When Universal Epic Universal opens in Orlando next year, this will certainly be a popular world for guests of all ages.