Universal Pictures’ long-awaited epic cosmic theme park is finally open in Orlando – but an unusual rule is already attracting attention: Guests who choose monster-style makeovers are not allowed to drink alcohol Alcohol Anywhere on the property.
One of the dark universes of the park theme is legendary monsters dedicated to studios such as Dracula, Wolfman and the Invisible Man.
As part of the immersive experience, guests can make a well-crafted face makeover in the Darkmoor Monster Makeup Experience to fully embrace their terrifying selves.
However, according to Universal Pictures’ website, once your face is fully painted, you are banned from buying or eating alcohol – not only in the park, but also in the Citywalk of Universal City.
This restriction even applies a day after you leave the park, which means you won’t stop and drink without removing your makeup first, SFGATE Report.
reason? With full face paint covering the entire face, you may no longer resemble your ID, which creates potential problems for verifying the age of alcohol service venues.
Additionally, the Epic Universe relies on facial recognition technology to enter the park, so guests may have to rescan their image after the transformation.
The makeover costs $45, and the luxury version comes with matching accessories for $169. However, this extra talent may come at the expense of your end of the day drink.
The world’s long-standing epic cosmic theme park is finally open in Orlando, but an unusual rule is already attracting attention: Guests who choose monster-style transformations are not allowed to drink anywhere on the property
The Epic Universe officially opens to the public on May 22, which includes Dark Universe, Super Nintendo World, Berk, Berk Isle, How to Train Your Dragon, Celestial Park and Harry Potter Fans’ Magic Division.
reason? With full face paint covering the entire face, you may no longer resemble your ID, which creates potential problems for verifying the age of alcohol service venues.
Disney Parks also offer facial paintings, but they are usually small and do not have any alcohol restrictions.
Universal Studios’ domination, while surprising, seems to be designed to balance immersive entertainment with security and ID compliance.
Epic Universe officially opened to the public on May 22 with five themed lands Including Dark Universe, Super Nintendo World, Burke Island, How to Train Dragons, Celestial Park and the New Magic Department for Harry Potter Fans. Tickets start at $139 and children’s tickets are $134.
This new landmark consists of five worlds and three stunning new hotels, double the amount of Universal’s existing theme parks, Island of Adventure and Universal Studios.
It is also 13 exciting rides, over 10 unique performances and experiences (including character meetings and greetings) and 28 delicious dining options.
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