Isle of Berk

 

Located to the right of Hollywood is a recreation of Berk from the How to Train Your Dragon films. Here, guests are immersed in a Viking settlement filled with dragons of all kinds. This is mainly a family area with attractions aimed at younger guests.

When entering through Hollywood, guests enter the main area of Berk. Here, they will find a spot on the right called Viking Training Camp. Here is where children can play while learning about the dragon classes. Nearby is the Hungry Dragon restaurant, where guests can eat fast food. Going further in, guests will find a carousel called the Dragon Carousel, where guests ride dragons. From there, guests will enter into the main village, but first, they will pass by the Fyre Drill boat ride, where they shoot water cannons at targets (and other boats.)
When in the village itself, guests will find more to see. Around the village, guests can shop at Traders of Berk and Gobber's Blacksmith Shop, or they can eat in the Mead Hall. Going further down, they will come across Hiccup's house, where they can ride the family coaster Hiccup's Wing Gliders. Around this area is where guests can also see the Dragon Interaction, where they can meet Toothless and Hiccup throughout the day. Other Viking characters and their dragons, including Astrid and Stormfly, can also be found around this area occasionally. At the end of the area is one more shop, Dragon Gifts, as well as the building that hosts the Untrainable show, a Broadway-style show that originated in Beijing.

Attractions:
3. Viking Training Camp
4. Dragon Carousel
5. Fyre Drill
6. Hiccup's Wing Gliders
7. Dragon Interaction
8. Untrainable

Dining:
J. Hungry Dragon
K. Mead Hall

Shopping:
L. Traders of Berk
M. Gobber's Blacksmith Shop
N. Dragon Gifts
This is one of two family areas, the other one being Minion Land. Also, this is not an exact copy of the area coming to Universal Epic Universe, but it does have a lot of the same things. I did throw in a few extra things to add to the place.

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