Universal Orlando Resort is getting ready to welcome visitors to its Epic Universe.

Universal Orlando Resort will open its fourth central Florida theme park, just in time for Memorial Day next year.

Super Nintendo World will be a part of Universal’s new Epic Universe and fans are getting an inside peek at what it will look like.

A new Universal park, envisioned as the Epic Universe, is set to open next year in Orlando with five themes — including two that will cater to “Harry Potter” and “Super Nintendo” fans.

ORLANDO, Fla. - There's a new theme park coming soon to Florida, and this one promises to be epic. Universal Orlando announced Thursday construction had begun for Epic Universe, a long-rumored fourth park that executives promised "forever changes theme park entertainment." The massive new park is the company's first new property since water park Volcano Bay opened in May 2017. CEO Tom Williams said Epic Universe is the "most immersive and innovative theme park" in its lineup, which also includes Universal Studios Orlando and Islands of Adventure. Universal execs stayed mum on just which franchises would occupy Epic Universe, but they promised guests would encounter "beloved stories" throughout the sprawling park.

The announcement is the latest salvo in the war for dominance between Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando in America's theme park capital. Despite the lack of details, officials with the theme park resort promised the new park would be epic. The fourth park will be the biggest investment the Comcast NBCUniversal has made in its theme park business, Robert said. Orange County government records show the property Universal Orlando owns between Destination Parkway and Sand Lake Road. Universal's announcement comes weeks ahead of the planned opening of a Star Wars land at rival Walt Disney World.