Universal Studios Moscow

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Universal Studios Moscow

Location	Moscow, Russia
Coordinates	55°34′40″N 37°35′36″E / 55.5778°N 37.5932°E / 55.5778; 37.5932Coordinates: 55°34′40″N 37°35′36″E / 55.5778°N 37.5932°E / 55.5778; 37.5932.
Opened	TBA
Owner	NBCUniversal (Comcast)
Operated by	Universal Parks & Resorts
Theme	Show business and Universal entertainment
Area	37 acres (15 ha)[1]

Universal Studios Moscow is an upcoming indoor theme park in Moscow, Russia. It will home rides and attractions based on worldwide well-known pop-culture properties, like Universal-owned library and third-party properties. It will be the second Universal Park in Europe after former Universal Studios Port Aventura (now Port Aventura World). It will be the sixth Universal Park, as well as the fourth park to operate outside the U.S.^[2]

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