What is minion land replacing?

Illumination's Minion Land The land will take over Production Central, transforming it into Illumination Avenue with Minion Café (replacing the former Universal Studios' Classic Monsters Cafe) and “other surprises inspired by popular characters from Illumination's blockbuster franchises.”



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