Food booths have started to arrive around Universal Studios Florida for Universal Mardi Gras: International Flavors of Carnaval. The event begins on February 1 and lasts through March 30.
Universal Mardi Gras 2025 Food Booths
While full menus have not yet been announced, a map of the food locations and food booths have been revealed. Several new booths have popped up around the New York area.
According to the Mardi Gras event map, this is the Canada booth. The booth exterior is blue wood siding with a red barn door on the front right. The menu will be posted in the small red-framed window on the left. Moose antlers adorn the top of the booth and two lanterns hang on the front. Two wooden boxes sit on either side of the booth.
To the right of the Canada booth is the Columbia booth.
The top half of the Colombia booth is light blue with a green shuttered window on the right and a frame on the right for the menu. Yellow paneling stretches across the top of the building and under the windows. A yellow diamond piece is attached to the bottom of the building atop a darker blue wall. Stones frame the booth’s food window with a brick wall beneath it.
Some potted plants and a sign saying “Please pardon our Dust” have been placed in the walkway between the two booths.
Around the corner, near Revenge of the Mummy, are two other food booths.
According to the event map, the booth above is the Taste of the Quarter booth. It resembles a brick building with purple accents. Black poles support an awning with the sign for “City Jazz” featuring a trumpet player and “Bienville Music Hall” in front.
To the left of the Taste of the Quarter booth is the Bites of the Bayou booth.
The building colors are salmon and green with brick siding. Brick-like boxes sit on either side of the booth. A green shuttered window is on the right with a menu window on the left. Light sconces hang on each side of the building.
As was the case for the past several years, Battery Park will be used as a food stand for Mardi Gras. The booth is listed this year as belonging to Coca-Cola Market Square, which is a returning booth that was in a different area last year.
Perhaps matching the Coca-Cola theme, the standing bar and columns around the booth have been painted bright red. A metal barrier prevents guests from walking inside the incomplete booth.
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