Mekado Murphy

They're expanding in California.

And so Disney, even though it acts like it doesn't even notice Universal, why would we think about them?

It keenly notices them.

IP.

Yes.

What are they?

There's the Isle of Burke, which is how to train your dragon.

There is the main part, which I think they call Celestial Park, which is a giant roller coaster and dancing fountains and that sort of thing.

I'm sure Mikado has opinions about the roller coaster, which is currently closed because there is a mishap on it.

And then the other areas are Nintendo-themed, which is sort of a casino for five-year-olds.

I'm exaggerating, but it was more than I could take.

You know, there's like coins.

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

You know, it's a lot.

There's a world for Harry Potter, of course.

Universal has Harry Potter in most of its parks.

And what's the other one?

The other one's Dark Universe.

Dark Universe, yes.

Just classic monsters like Dracula and Frankenstein, and that actually has one of the best rides in the whole park, right?