The New Park’s Most Kid-Friendly Land (That’s Still Fun for You)

If your kids have ever dreamed of riding dragons, launching sheep into barrels, or training like a Viking… the Isle of Berk was built for them.

Or maybe you were the one dreaming those things. No judgment here!

Welcome to the Isle of Berk, the land where the How to Train Your Dragon franchise comes to life in the most magical, action-packed way. It’s vibrant, funny, and refreshingly tailored for families — without being cheesy or overwhelming.

Whether you’ve got littles, big kids, or you’re just really into dragons (I understand the appeal), here’s your go-to guide to the land of Berk.

🐲 What You’ll Find in the Isle of Berk

Let’s break it down Viking-style:

🔥 Rides & Attractions:

• Hiccup’s Wing Gliders (Flying Coaster): A first-of-its-kind family coaster that gives you the feeling of soaring on the back of a dragon — fast enough for a thrill, smooth enough for most ages.
  
• Viking Training Camp: Interactive play areas where kids can earn their dragon-riding stripes (and burn off post-snack energy).
  
• Sheep Launcher Game: Yes, this is real — and yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like.
  

🍗 Food Fit for a Viking: Think hearty skewers, spiced meats, warm breads, and themed treats. Bonus points for mead-inspired mocktails and fun, shareable snacks.

🪓 Theming & Fun Details: The land feels like you walked straight into the animated world — with thatched rooftops, clanking blacksmiths, roaming Viking characters, and the sound of dragon wings overhead. It’s immersive and photo-op-friendly.

✅ Why the Isle of Berk is Great for Families

• Low-stress layout: Open walkways, shady spots, and plenty of interactive elements that don’t require waiting in line.
  
• Flexible fun: Whether your kid wants to run, snack, or meet a dragon, there’s something to do without feeling rushed.
  
• Age-inclusive: Great for toddlers and tweens (and yes, you’ll love it too).
  

💡 Planning Tips

• Arrive early: This land will be a big hit with families, so plan to portal in first thing in the morning.
  
• Pack dry clothes: There may or may not be a splash zone.
  
• Add buffer time: With all the interactive areas, you’ll want space in your schedule to wander and play without pressure.
  

🧭 Now That You Know How to Do Berk (and Epic Universe) Like a Pro…

Let’s plan your Viking adventure — with zero stress and all the fun.

• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn