Unbelievable! Flying Dragon Caught on Camera at Epic Universe

Thrills Taste Travels might have uncovered a groundbreaking discovery at Universal Epic Universe, the highly anticipated theme park set to open in 2025. Our team believes they've spotted a real-life dragon, or at least something incredibly close to it, hinting at the extraordinary experiences in store for visitors to the "How to Train Your Dragon: Isle of Berk" land.

Remember how Universal Creative teased the possibility of spotting a dragon soaring around the "How to Train Your Dragon: Isle of Berk" land in their preview video? Well, our team may have just gotten a sneak peek!

While leaving our favorite boba shop (research is thirsty work!), we were heading to catch the breathtaking CineSational: A Symphonic Spectacular at Universal Studios Florida. But something caught our eye – a sight far more fantastical than the usual helicopters buzzing over the construction site at Epic Universe.

We couldn't resist investigating, and what we discovered was truly awe-inspiring. We believe we spotted a flying drone, most likely one of many, designed to bring the dragons of "How to Train Your Dragon" to life! Imagine a synchronized aerial performance, recreating the awe-inspiring beasts from the beloved DreamWorks Animation films.

For those unfamiliar with the "How to Train Your Dragon" series, it tells the story of Hiccup, a young Viking who befriends a mischievous Night Fury dragon named Toothless. Their unlikely bond challenges the age-old conflict between Vikings and dragons, showcasing themes of friendship, acceptance, and the power of overcoming differences.

With the park set to open in 2025, this potential "drone dragon" sighting has us absolutely thrilled! It hints at the incredible immersive experiences Universal is crafting for "How to Train Your Dragon: Isle of Berk."

Keep your eyes peeled, dragon slayers! We at Thrills Taste Travels will be keeping a close watch on the skies above Epic Universe, and you can bet we'll be the first to share any further sightings of these winged wonders.

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