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New photo of the construction site from 青花瓷 on QQ (user #563679946)



The main construction of Universal Beijing Resort is on track to be completed by October 2020 and the opening is scheduled for Spring 2021.

Source: http://www.bjnews.com.cn/news/2019/02/28/551486.html

Ride installation tenders are beginning to be posted which confirm details about the theme park's ride lineup:

Transformers area -

1. Roller coaster themed to Decepticons
2. Transformers: The Ride 3D
3. Flat ride themed to Bumblebee

Kung Fu Panda area -

1. Boat ride
2. Carousel
3. Flat ride

Sources: https://www.bjggzyfw.gov.cn/cmsbj/jyxxggjtbyqs/20190227/550523.html and http://gaoloumi.cc/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=3145684&pid=25135640&fromuid=1027657

New photos and video of the construction site:












Also just to make a couple of things clear there's been an article going around with some misinterpreted information regarding the naming of certain parts of Universal Beijing Resort. Recently when Universal launched the official website it clearly said "Universal Beijing Resort" so people thought that meant that the theme park which they had been calling "Universal Studios Beijing" is now officially called "Universal Beijing Resort." This is not true not only has the name "Universal Beijing Resort" been official for years but that's not the name of the theme park. The theme park itself is still Universal Studios Beijing. The entire complex is "Universal Beijing Resort." Also when this article was translated from Chinese (http://bj.people.com.cn/n2/2019/0221/c233080-32663811.html) to English (http://www.china.org.cn/china/2019-02/22/content_74493750.htm) and then picked up by more English news sites (Blooloop) it referred to the dining, retail and entertainment district as "City Avenue" as opposed to "CityWalk." Like at the other Universals around the world it will be called "CityWalk" but it is written in Chinese as "????" which literally translates to "City Avenue." Writing it in Chinese as City Avenue is just to make it more clear to the Chinese visitors but for consistent branding it will be called in English "CityWalk" which is proven here https://corporate.comcast.com/news-information/news-feed/universal-theme-park-and-resort-planned-for-beijing and here https://www.universalbeijingresort.com/en/news/2.

So just to give an overview:

The entire complex is named ??????? = Universal Beijing Resort
Within the complex is a theme park named ?????? = Universal Studios Beijing
Also within the complex is a retail, dining and entertainment district named ???? = CityWalk

Source: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/XuW_KsfKWCRpbqNbwqpX6Q

Source: https://m.weibo.cn/status/4341841757458841

Quick video showing the steel structures of many ride buildings continuing to rise: http://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:4341369951463445

New rendering (?) of interior and surroundings of the metro station. The escalator has a longer than usual buffering area, not sure if it's simply a rendering glitch or some new design to improve safety during peak hours.





Source: http://www.ditiezu.com/thread-512344-5-1.html

Is there any possibility that Beijing park will have the "Hagrid's magical creature motorbike coaster" ride instead of the older one?

New photo from the snow-covered construction site on February 14 - it'll be fun to see a Wizarding World of Harry Potter covered in real snow in a few years! I believe the steel structure on the left is the ride building for Transformers: The Ride 3D.



As a bonus here's recently posted concept art of the Universal-branded hotel that will be at the theme park's entrance:



Also for any Weibo users Universal Beijing Resort now has an official account! The page right now has minimal content and no posts. This account was formally someone else's account - you can view the many random posts that this account has liked over the past few years which includes a lot of cute cat photos - https://www.weibo.com/u/3937775216

Sources: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/8fpQsT-M-7NjOoMVd19gtg and https://www.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_2847459

Quick update on the public transit station of the park and a rendering of entrance.





Source: http://www.ditiezu.com/thread-512344-5-1.html

Universal has launched the official Universal Beijing Resort website! So far nothing new and exciting is on the website it's mainly just placeholder images, news that has already been posted on this thread and the same concept art of the theme park that they've been using for the past five years.

https://www.universalbeijingresort.com/en/home