E.T. Adventure

Uh, maybe they'll, they will do something for Hollywood eventually.

Yeah, we don't have the ET Adventure here either.

We did get Harry Potter, so maybe.

Yeah, I haven't been to-

So let's now dive into E.T.

Adventure.

Universal officially brought Steven Spielberg on board on January 20, 1987 to anchor this new theme park endeavor in Orlando.

Under a formal consultant agreement assigned to his entity, Diamond Lane Productions, Spielberg agreed to serve as a creative consultant for Universal's theme parks in exchange for exclusivity and a percentage of gross revenues from themed attractions.

With the agreement in place, Spielberg became deeply involved in designing signature attractions for Universal Studios Florida based on his somatic hits, serving as a hands-on advisor for E.T.

Adventure, Back to the Future, The Ride, and Jaws.

Universal Studios Florida officially opened to the public on June 7, 1990.

Conceived as both a working film television production studio and a movie-based theme park, its guiding ethos was to allow guests to physically ride the movies.