‘Productive discussions’ with government on plans to build Europe’s largest theme park in Bedfordshire

Universal Studios Florida

US company had been expected to make final decision on 283ha project by the end of last year

The US company behind plans to build Europe’s largest theme park on a 283ha site in Bedfordshire is having “productive conversations” with the UK government, it has said.

Florida-based Universal Destinations and Experiences (UDE announced its plans for a Universal Studios theme park in the UK last year after buying the brownfield land and has been preparing a planning application.

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