New directional signage themed to The Lost Continent has appeared in Universal Islands of Adventure at Universal Orlando Resort. With the construction of the area well underway, it’s possible construction walls are soon to follow.

Lost Continent Signage

Photographer bioreconstruct shared the above photo of the sign inside The Lost Continent outside Fire Eater’s Grill. It points to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, VelociCoaster, and Jurassic Park.

The sign could be due to the closure of the bridge connecting the Wizarding World and Jurassic Park, although it’s pretty far away from the bridge and doesn’t let guests know they won’t be able to reach Jurassic Park on the other side of the Wizarding World.

The sign could mean construction walls will be going up in The Lost Continent soon, leading to more confusing walkways.

The demolition of The Lost Continent has been a long time coming. Half of the land closed between 2008 and 2010 to be reimagined into The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Flying Unicorn became Flight of the Hippogriff and Dueling Dragons became Dragon Challenge, which then permanently closed in 2017.

Poseidon’s Fury closed on May 9, 2023, but there’s been little visible work at the attraction since. Water was recently drained from features near the entrance. Construction walls have been at the exit for months.

Meanwhile, The Eighth Voyage of Sindbad closed in 2018 and construction walls went up at the theater in 2022 but the show’s set remains standing.

Totem with animal faces by signs for Jurassic Park and Toon Lagoon, unlike Disney entrances which feature castles, not totems.Totem with animal faces by signs for Jurassic Park and Toon Lagoon, unlike Disney entrances which feature castles, not totems.

Universal cleared trees from The Lost Continent in November 2025. A month later, they filed a Notice of Commencement for a new ride by Intamin for the area.

The bridge connecting The Lost Continent and Seuss Landing was recently refurbished.

This all comes after Universal confirmed construction at The Lost Continent in September, stating it was “to ensure the area is ready for any future developments,” although they have not indicated what those future developments might be.

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