The Universal Music Plaza Stage, Concert venue in Universal Studios Florida, US
The Universal Music Plaza Stage is an open-air venue at Universal Studios Florida with large LED screens on both sides and artificial grass throughout the space. It holds about 8,000 standing spectators and serves as the park's main concert location for performances and special events.
The venue opened in 2009 and replaced a former park attraction to introduce a new entertainment focus on live music. Its opening concert marked the start of what would become a steady stream of musical programming at this location.
This stage serves as the hub for seasonal music festivals within the park, drawing visitors who want to experience live performances across many genres. The setting creates a gathering point where people come together during celebrations like Mardi Gras and Rock the Universe.
The area is open to park guests during regular hours, especially when no special events are happening, and offers good views from multiple angles. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since performances require standing for extended periods.
The stage was selected to film music segments for a popular late-night television show, bringing unexpected attention to the venue. These filmed performances with major artists gave the location visibility beyond regular park visitors.
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