Discover the Exciting New £411 Million Theme Park Tailored for Kids – Featuring Seven Magical Worlds!

A MASSIVE new theme park just for kids has opened this week.

Universal Kids Resort in Frisco, officially opened on July 1 and is home to seven different worlds all themed around popular TV and film characters.

Universal Kids Resort has opened in Texas, America Credit: Universal

The entire American theme park has been built with kids aged 3-8 in mind, with the lands featuring Trolls, Puss in Boots and Gabby’s Dollhouse.

Inside are a number of interactive and immersive experiences as well, such as a Trolls dance party and a Puss in Boots-themed

Across the park there are loads of different attractions including rollercoasters, swing rides, a lazy river ride and even a ideal for the warm Texan weather.

For example, you can head on Barnacle Bus, where you will see Bikini Bottom from , including SpongeBob’s pet Gary the Snail.

If you are a fan of Jurassic World, you can head on the Cretaceous Coaster to find Baby Bumpy, the curious Ankylosaurus who has gone missing.

The ride features many twists and turns as well as peaks and valleys as you try and spot Baby Bumpy.

For something a little calmer, there’s Shrek and Fiona’s Happily Ogre After ride which takes you on a gentle journey through and Fiona’s swamp and even the dragon’s castle.

For kids needing some time to calm down from all the excitement, there are also

There are several different areas featuring much-loved characters There’s also an on-site hotel that you can stay at Credit: Getty

And of course, they can meet their favourite characters as well.

When it comes to finding a spot to grab a bite to eat, there is a choice of 10 and cafes at the theme park.

SpongeBob fans can head to Goofy Goober’s for burgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs and giant ice cream sundaes.

Alternatively, you could drop into the Jurassic World Canteen complete with dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets.

The park has its very owntoo, which can be found close to the entrance.

Inside, the hotel boasts 300 rooms and suites, and if that was’’t enough, it has three restaurants and its own pool too.

Day tickets cost from £41 per person

And if you stay at the hotel, you’ll get early access to the park before the general public can enter.

There are different tickets available for the theme park including one-day tickets costing from $54.99 (£40.98).

There’s then also two-day admission tickets costing from $73.99 (£55.15) (though, this pass must be used in two consecutive days).

Or you could opt for an which costs $129.99 (£96.88).