Overview
- Universal Studios Japan in Osaka will debut the new Pokémon experience before related offerings are introduced at other Universal parks worldwide.
- Both companies describe the initiative as an immersive, highly interactive, “ultra-real” experience designed to engage all five senses.
- Specific attraction types, opening dates, and which non-Japan parks will receive which elements have not been announced.
- The project builds on collaborations at Universal Studios Japan since 2021, including the NO LIMIT! Parade and seasonal shows.
- The announcement coincides with the franchise’s 30th anniversary and is separate from the PokéPark Kanto attraction opening at Tokyo’s Yomiuriland.