A new trademark may have just revealed the name for the upcoming Universal Studios Florida nighttime show.

Universal Studios Florida Nighttime Show Title Potentially Trademarked

First reported by Alicia Stella on X, a new Universal trademark application for the name “Cinesational: A Symphonic Spectacular” was filed on March 20, 2024. See Stella’s full Tweet with the trademark application below.

The trademark was filed as a service mark, and was filed for:

Amusement park, theme park, and waterpark services; Entertainment services in the nature of amusement park, theme park, and waterpark attractions; Presentation of live show performances; Providing amusement arcade service; Providing interactive play areas for children and adults; Entertainment services, namely, live appearances by costumed characters; Education and entertainment services, namely, conducting guided tours of motion picture and television production facilities including exhibitions and demonstrations; Entertainment services in the nature of escape rooms and attractions; Entertainment services, namely, live entertainment and street performances, particularly, live music concerts and performances, live performances by a DJ, live dance performances, live performances by balloon artists, live performances by stilt walkers; Entertainment in the nature of live shows, live laser shows, and live music shows.

Official details from Universal have not yet been given for the new nighttime lagoon show coming to Universal Studios Florida, but we’ve noticed a number of updates to the lagoon area lately, leading us to believe this new show — rumored to combine drones, projections, and pyrotechnics — is coming soon.

The park’s previous nighttime lagoon show, “Universal Orlando’s Cinematic Celebration,” debuted in 2018 and was retired in 2023, after a hurricane damaged the show’s projectors in 2022.

What do you think of the name “Cinesational: A Symphonic Spectacular”? Are you excited to have a new nighttime show to watch while visiting Universal Studios Florida? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Some of the construction walls around the Frontierland Railroad Station have come down at Magic Kingdom, as Tiana’s Bayou Adventure moves ever closer to its summer 2024 opening.

Walls Down at Frontierland Railroad Station

During a recent trip to the park, we noticed that some of the construction walls put up for work on Frontierland Railroad Station and the Tiana’s Bayou Adventure queue had been removed.

The above photo, taken less than a week ago, shows what the area looked like before the walls were removed.

With the walls now gone, newly added plants that will be part of the Tiana’s Bayou Adventure queue can be seen. A portion of the queue is blocked off by a construction wall, located behind the greenery. It can be viewed from above when waiting for the train. The path on the right side leads to a restroom that remains open during bconstruction.

A row of rolling planters remains in the area. In the distance, walls are still up around what will be a second staircase for the Frontierland Railroad Station.

A small section is still walled off. It appears more greenery will eventually fill this area.

In front of the newly uncovered section, another bare planter has been prepped for what will likely be more greenery.

This area of Frontierland is sure to be complete in time for the summer 2024 opening of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. It appears that many elements of the attractions’s construction are in the final stages of completion, as Imagineers have been recently spotted taking test rides, and three testing signs have been added to the flume at the bottom of the drop.

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