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Celestial Park looks like a futuristic park with plentiful crystal blue waterways and rolling gardens. The three major attractions of that area are a splash pad, a carousel and Stardust Racers, a dual-racing launch coaster that can reach speeds up to 62 miles per hour.

Out of all the worlds, this one has the most restaurants including Atlantic, an underwater full-service surf and turf restaurant; The Blue Dragon Pan-Asian, a full-service trip through Asia; Oak and Star, a quick service BBQ joint; Meteor Astropub, a quick service pub; The Plastered Owl bar with specialty cocktails and mocktails; and Pizza Moon. Pizza Moon has been the social media standout with dishes like the Brownie Eclipse and the purple Pizza Lunare. Other eateries include Star Sui Bao, with a plant-based Celestial Steamed Buns; Frosty Moon with customizable ice cream in waffle cones and sparkly sprinkles; and Comet Dogs, serving Bulgogi Dogs, a Korean-inspired hot dog.

This section of the park will have light shows, fireworks displays and currently runs a nightly fountain show.

Curse of the Werewolf, the first ride, is a spinning family rollercoaster, where you must escape the werewolves before becoming one and Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment, is a Kuka Arm dark ride with Universal Monsters, similar in technology to Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey at Islands of Adventure.

For grub, this land has hearty Viking-style restaurants like Mead Hall, purveyor of meats, fish and cider; and Spitfyre Grill with fire-roasted protein bowls and mac and cheese cones. There’s even more mac and cheese cones at Hooligan’s Grog And Gruel, including the stand-out PB&J Mac And Cheese Cone with BBQ pulled pork, peanut bacon jam and maple candy bacon in a crispy bread cone.

In Mario Kart: Bowser’s Challenge, race through an augmented reality world, trying snag the Golden Cup before Bowser’s team does. Mine-Cart Madness is a Donkey Kong-themed “boom” coaster that jumps broken tracks. Fun for the whole family is Yoshi’s Adventure, an omnimover where guests search the Mushroom Kingdom for glowing eggs.

The eats are well-themed too, with The Bubbly Barrel serving up the DK Crush Float with banana cream Dole Whip, chocolate pieces, caramel popcorn and sprinkles served in a waffle bowl that sits in asouvenir Donkey Kong barrel filled with Pineapple Fanta. The Toadstool café features Bowser’s Challenge, a one pound spicy meatball with cheese and mushroom marinara and a puffed pastry-based Bowser head. Turbo Boost Treats has snacks while Yoshi’s Snack Island is known for their Red Shell Calzone.

The big ride is Harry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry, an elevator-themed dark ride with everyone’s favorite villain, Dolores Umbridge. Le Cirque Arcanus special effects show featuring fantastic beasts, and the wand shop is a must-stop for young wizards in training. There are also hidden Easter eggs around the world that can be activated by the magic from a wand.

The food here has a Parisian leaning with Le Gobelet Noir focusing on soups, salads, handhelds and entrees like The Alchemists Platter, a sampler that includes smoked sausage, pierogies, caramelized onions, pickled egg, beets, a warm pretzel, mustard and cheese fondue. Cafe L’air De La Sirene has the drool-worthy Bièraubeurre™ Crêpe (translation: Butterbeer!), plus French baked goods and plats du jour. Bar Moonshine has drinks for adult and little wizards alike.