Isle of Berk: Attractions (Part 2)

 

13 - The Untrainable Dragon
In the theater of Berk is where guests can watch a Broadway-style show that originated in Beijing. Here, Hiccup and Astrid encounter an unexpected problem when a new dragon shows up on the island, and its their job to prove that they can help even the most untrainable of dragons settle.


14 - Vikings Playground
In this play area, guests can go around and learn about the many classes of dragons. As they do, they can slide, play, discover, and do more in this interactive area made for younger visitors.


15 - Hiccup's Flying Machine
(Height: 38")
This is a family coaster located on the left side of the island. Here, Hiccup is giving guests a flight experience on his newest invention, which will give guests a feeling of flight. However, Toothless is not happy about this, so he starts the machine before the gliders can be put on, giving them a wild (but not too wild) ride through the forest. It's a good starter coaster for younger guests.

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  1. AnonymousApril 16, 2024 at 10:08 AM

    Fun ideas! I especially like the show and coaster!

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