Universal Studios is one of the world's premier theme park and entertainment resort brands, with its origins tied to the Universal Pictures film studio founded in 1912. The theme park concept began in 1964 when Universal offered studio tours in Hollywood, eventually evolving into Universal Studios Hollywood, a full theme park and production studio. Universal Studios expanded dramatically with the opening of Universal Orlando Resort in 1990, which now includes Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, and Volcano Bay water park, with the highly anticipated Epic Universe park opening as the resort's fourth gate. Universal Studios Japan in Osaka opened in 2001 and has become one of the most visited theme parks in Asia. Universal Studios Singapore, located within Resorts World Sentosa, opened in 2010. Universal Beijing Resort opened in 2021 as the company's largest international resort. Universal's theme parks are renowned for their movie-based attractions and cutting-edge ride technology, featuring The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Jurassic World, Transformers, Despicable Me, and Super Nintendo World experiences. The parks consistently push the boundaries of immersive entertainment through advanced ride systems, augmented reality, and themed environments. As part of NBCUniversal's parks and resorts division under Comcast Corporation, Universal Studios continues to expand globally while innovating in themed entertainment.

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Universal Studios operates world-class theme parks in Orlando, Hollywood, Japan, Singapore, and Beijing, featuring immersive attractions based on Harry Potter, Jurassic World, Nintendo, and other iconic franchises.