PHOTOS: A Day in the Park with Barney Signs, Banners, and Fountain Statue Removed from Universal Studios Florida

Shannen Ace

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PHOTOS: A Day in the Park with Barney Signs, Banners, and Fountain Statue Removed from Universal Studios Florida

Earlier this month, it was confirmed that A Day in the Park With Barney was closed permanently at Universal Studios Florida. Now elements of the defunct attraction have been removed from the KidZone area.

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Signs advertising the show have been removed from the courtyard, which has been closed off.

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The statue of Barney that previously sat atop the courtyard’s fountain is gone.

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Yellowing above the doorway shows where there was previously a sign.

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An outline of Barney’s name is also visible above this awning.

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Banners for Woody Woodpecker’s KidZone have replaced the Barney banners.

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There was still one sign left for the show, on a directory nearby.

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Watch a full performance of A Day in the Park With Barney below.

2 thoughts on “PHOTOS: A Day in the Park with Barney Signs, Banners, and Fountain Statue Removed from Universal Studios Florida”

  1. It is time for the Kidzone to get new rides and attractions. I think they should either retheme this area into a DreamWorks Animation themed land or a Pokemon themed land. The only thing that shouldn’t be taken out is E.T. Universal needs more dark rides for all ages to be able to go on

    • The time for making these changes was at least 10 years ago. Universal has a bad reputation in the children’s space specifically because they have been so lazy about capitalizing on available children’s franchises.

      Spongebob/Nickelodeon, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train your Dragon are all home run properties that are underutilized at Universal Orlando.

      And Nintendo, pushed to the new park, will now take probably a decade to Arrive in Orlando from when it was first announced.

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