Restrooms Sign Added to E.T. Adventure Mural at Universal Studios Florida

A “restrooms” sign has been added to the building next to E.T. Adventure at Universal Studios Florida, seemingly completing the structure’s makeover following the opening of DreamWorks Land.

E.T. Adventure Restrooms

An outdoor restroom facility at Universal Studios Florida featuring an artistic forest mural alongside an E.T. mural and a "Restrooms" sign. Yellow barriers form a line on the right, and a few people are visible in front of the building.

“Restrooms” is printed in yellow sans serif font above the entrance to the facilities. It’s set against the forest mural that was painted in May. The restrooms’ KidZone theming was removed just before DreamWorks Land officially opened.

A building at Universal Studios Florida features a mural of silhouetted trees against an orange sky and a sun, labeled "Restrooms." A person stands near a tiled wall with sinks in front of the building.

The red tiles behind the water fountains were also replaced with dark blue tiles. The restroom building was previously white with big colorful stars.

DreamWorks Land replaces Woody Woodpecker’s KidZone. E.T. Adventure is now technically part of the park’s Hollywood section. The ride received a new entrance archway and sign.

The former KidZone Pizza Company was also repainted to become DreamWorks Imagination Cafe.

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