The Wicked-themed theater exterior has large character posters and a yellow carpet leading to the entrance.

PHOTOS, VIDEO: Full Tour of Wicked: The Experience at Universal Studios Florida

Brit Tuttle

Wicked: The Experience has soft-opened at Universal Studios Florida, offering guests a chance to step into the whimsical world of Oz.

Wicked: The Experience Soft Opens at Universal Studios Florida

When speaking with Team Members, we were informed that Wicked: The Experience will officially open on Saturday, November 16, and that today is just a soft-opening.

Ornate wallpaper with intricate green and gold patterns features a central circular design of two stylized faces in profile, one black and one pink, surrounded by decorative elements.

The entry lobby is covered with green patterned wallpaper featuring the Wizard’s castle, Oz, and the Wizard’s brass mask. Right by the door to enter the experience is cameo-style artwork of Elphaba and Glinda in green and pink.

People viewing a display of a pink gown in a museum exhibit with various other displays and lighting.

The next room opens up to a wide walkthrough space with pink on the left and green on the right.

A strapless pink ball gown on a mannequin, displayed in a glass case with a padded pink background.

Glinda’s pink bubble dress is on display behind glass.

A framed photograph of a person in a pink dress holding a wand, displayed on a pink patterned wall with a matching frame.

To the left of the dress is a production photo of Ariana Grande wearing the pink bubble dress on the set of “Wicked.”

Display case with a large wand, tiara, pink high heels, and a layered pink skirt against a yellow backdrop.

Next to the dress is a display that includes Glinda’s bubble wand, her bubble tiara, jewelry, and pink slippers.

A decorative sign reads "Shiz University" in gold lettering on a blue background, featuring intricate patterns and a silhouette of buildings at the bottom.

The backside of the entrance wall features the logo and icon for Shiz University, where Elphaba and Glinda go to school to study magic.

A mannequin sits in a wheelchair wearing a historical dress. The exhibit is enclosed by a rope barrier.

Here, the costume and wheelchair for Nessarose Thropp, Elphaba’s sister, played by Marissa Bode in the film.

Two women look at a wall display with images and shelves of assorted items in a room with pink patterned walls.

More production photos are on display throughout the space.

In the center of this first room, merchandise is stacked on Glinda’s pink storage trunks (along with a few green trunks for Elphaba).

A pink dress with puff sleeves is displayed on a mannequin next to a photo of a woman wearing the same dress. The background features a pink patterned wall.

Along the left wall is another of Glinda’s costumes, her bright pink dressing gown. A production photo of Grande wearing the costume is to its left.

A mannequin wearing a purple robe is displayed in a glass case next to a framed image on a green-patterned wall.

On the green side of the room, Elphaba’s nightwear is also on display.

Immediately to the right of the costume and further along the wall are more production photos from the film, featuring Grande as Glinda and Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba.

A cozy room with a bed surrounded by pink suitcases, a hat on the bed, and a circular rug with a decorative "S" in the center. Three round windows are in the background.

At the back of the room is a prop display styled to look like Glinda and Elphaba’s shared dorm room at Shiz. This area was blocked off with stanchions during our visit.

A museum exhibit with people viewing displays on the left. A green-themed room with a roped-off area and a witch figure on the right. Ceiling lights illuminate the scene.

Doubling back past the Nessarose costumed mannequin, another hallway features even more costumes, props, and art.

Immediately on the left is Elphaba’s Ozdust dress and hat, next to the logo for Ozdust and a map of Shiz.

Pinstriped outfit on display in a glass case, with green gloves and boots. There's a small plaque and a photo beside it. Decorative walls surround the exhibit.

Across the way is Elphaba’s Shiz uniform, complete with a production photo of Erivo and Grande on the “Wicked” set.

An ornate, blue and silver costume displayed in a glass case, accompanied by a small photo of a person wearing it, with decorative text and illustrations on the surrounding panels.

To the right is the costume for Madame Morrible, worn by Academy Award-winner Michelle Yeoh.

Continuing down the hall is Glinda’s Shiz Uniform, along with her training wand.

A mannequin dressed in a blue velvet outfit with gold embroidery stands against a cloud-themed backdrop. Other costumes are partially visible in the background.

Moving back across the hall, Fiyero’s Ozdust suit stands tall between Elphaba and Glinda’s costumes.

Mannequin displaying a red and orange ruffled dress with matching shoes, set against a backdrop of clouds and wood paneling.

To Fiyero’s left is Glinda’s Ozdust dress.

A wall displays three framed movie posters in a dimly lit area next to an arched doorway.

To the left are production photos specifically from the Ozdust sequence of the film.

A decorative backdrop with a crescent-shaped frame and seating in front of a painted sunset scene, surrounded by floral accents.

A photo op is set up at the end of this hallway, looking out over Oz with a few tulips on either side.

Continuing on to the left is the entrance to the Emerald City section of the experience.

People browsing in a store with a green and gold theme, named "Wizomania," featuring various themed merchandise and decorations.

This room is decked out in emerald green and gold, and a red marquee above one area loudly proclaims, “Wizomania.”

A themed interior with green and gold decorative elements, featuring a broom in the center and a black, pointed hat on display to the right.

On the far left of the room, guests can recreate their own “Defying Gravity” moment with Elphaba’s broom in front of a large faux window.

A mannequin dressed as a witch with a black dress, pointed hat, and broomstick on display against a spooky backdrop.

Next to the photo op is Elphaba’s “Defying Gravity” dress.

Also on display is The Grimmerie spellbook and various Ozian coins.

Room with a control panel, multiple screens, and a colorful scene from a show featuring a person saying, "I am Oz. The Great and Terrible.

To the immediate right of the Wizomania marquee is a gold table with various knobs, wheels, levers, and Wizard masks. Screens above show scenes from “Wicked” along with behind-the-scenes footage from the set.

A green costume on a mannequin with a matching top hat displayed nearby, set against a textured, vertical rope backdrop.

To the right of the Wizard’s mechanical display is his costume, complete with top hat.

People inside a store with a sign reading, "Everyone deserves the chance to fly," above an entrance. Clothing and merchandise are displayed around.

Watch our full tour of Wicked: The Experience in the video below:

Stay tuned for our full list of merchandise available in Wicked: The Experience.

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