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Minion Mayhem Takes Over Universal Studios Hollywood

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An original 3D, Ultra-HD adventure, the “Despicable Me Minion Mayhem” ride brings outrageous and heartfelt fun to The Entertainment Capital of L.A. as scores of Minions descend upon Universal Studios Hollywood.

Based on Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment’s Academy Award and Golden Globe Award-nominated film franchise and created in collaboration with Chris Meledandri, founder and CEO of Illumination Entertainment, the attraction invites guests to embrace their inner Minion as they become immersed in an all-new story from the world of “Despicable Me.” Helmed by (former?) super-villain Gru, with assistance from the slightly forgetful Dr. Nefario, “Despicable Me Minion Mayhem” captivates fans by recruiting and transforming them into beloved, gibberish-speaking Minions.



The theme park also brings to life the first film’s memorable seaside carnival with the introduction of “Super Silly Fun Land,” an imaginative and interactive play zone unique to Universal Studios Hollywood. Designed to entertain guests of all ages, “Super Silly Fun Land” includes more than 80 different water-play features and a nearby dry zone to climb, jump and slide. A Minion-themed “Silly Swirly Fun Ride” soars and spins guests around aboard a fleet of uniquely styled ride vehicles. The memorable “Super Silly Space Killer” arcade game where Agnes “won” her lovable stuffed unicorn also can be found here, giving guests a chance to try and beat the odds to win Minion game prizes and their own stuffed unicorn.

Together, “Despicable Me Minion Mayhem” and “Super Silly Fun Land” represent a distinct, immersive environment within the theme park, reimagined to fully engage guests in the world of Gru and his Minions

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