The video is the latest in a series exploring the new lands.
The restaurant is part of the Grand Floridian resort, with pricing starting at $295.
The company will invest heavily into its theme park division, which it sees as its greatest growth opportunity.
Residents raise concerns over the long-term plan.
Terms of the settlement are confidential.
The four people are reportedly seeking damages for emotional distress.
The company says that it's committed to telling new stories across its theme park properties.
The ride replaces a previous ride of the same name.
Citing safety and performance issues, the park decided to permanently close the ride.
Demand will influence ticket pricing.
The portion of Universal Orlando's newest park is themed to the How To Train Your Dragon series of movies.
The settlement comes years after a battle for control over the former Reedy Creek Improvement District.
The company bought the attraction from ICON Park.
Game creator Chris Sawyer and real-life designers talk about the icon 1999 game.
The ship is expected to be delivered in 2025.
The park will open in 2026.
The report includes photos of the damaged support.
The effort is being led by The Gravity Group.
The company will pay $50,000.
The changes include moving parking to a multi-level structure and expanding attractions into current parking lot space.
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