Universal Theme Parks in Orlando, Hollywood Will Celebrate ‘Butterbeer Season’ with Limited-Time Treats

Universal theme parks in Orlando, Florida, and Hollywood, California are ringing in “butterbeer season!”

Earlier this week, the theme park destination announced that it is offering guests the chance to enjoy Butterbeer in “whole new ways” starting March 15 and running through April 30, 2024.

Butterbeer, which is described as having a “taste reminiscent of butterscotch and shortbread,” already comes in a variety of options, including cold, frozen, hot and non-dairy.

Universal also serves Butterbeer fudge, cream and ice cream.

Guests enjoy Butterbeer at the Universal theme park.

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During “Butterbeer Season,” both Universal locations will begin selling special collectible silver coins for cold and frozen Butterbeer products.

The Florida- and California-based resorts will also offer new treats, including Butterbeer-flavored ice cream.

In particular, the new Butterbeer candies will be available for purchase at the Universal Orlando Resort for theme park visitors.

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This month will also mark the opening of Florean Fortescue’s Ice-Cream counter inside the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood.

The venue, located in Honeydukes, will feature soft serve ice cream flavors including butterbeer, banana, chocolate, mint, orange, vanilla, caramel, granny smith apple, pistachio and toffee apple, which can be served in a cup or waffle cone.

The location opened on March 29.

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Butterbeer was first introduced in 2004 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

In addition to theme parks in Florida and California, the drink is also sold at Warner Bros Studio Tours in Hollywood, Tokyo and London, and at many Harry Potter tour experiences around the world.

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