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Luke Combs’ Category 10 Entertainment Venue Coming to Universal Orlando

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Get into your Fast Car so you can Be By You at the new Luke Combs Category 10 restaurant and entertainment venue at Universal Orlando in late 2027!

Country music star Luke Combs is bringing his new restaurant and entertainment complex to Orlando with Category 10 at Universal Orlando CityWalk. From the press release:

Inspired by Luke’s certified RIAA Diamond debut #1 hit, “Hurricane,” Category 10 is an off-the-charts entertainment experience, bringing the best in live music, food and spirits.

Global superstar Luke Combs is a multi-platinum, award-winning artist from Asheville, NC. Adding to an already monumental career, Combs will release his highly anticipated new album, The Way I Am, March 20 via Sony Music Nashville. Produced by Combs, Chip Matthews and Jonathan Singleton, The Way I Am consists of 22 tracks and cements Combs as a singular talent, showcasing his powerful, resonant voice and adept storytelling with songs that balance heartfelt vulnerability with anthemic energy.

The three-story venue will offer family-friendly dining with a unique menu of rustic hits like pepperoni rollers (think a cross between an egg roll and a pepperoni pizza), waffle-chos (move over tot-chos, a new contender is in town), BBQ entrees and sandwiches, and even custom drinks in collectible metal Solo cups. On select nights, the venue will spring to life with rocking music and even free line dancing lessons. This will be the third Category 10 location after the first, which opened in Nashville in 2024, and Las Vegas later in 2026.

Rumors and innuendos suggest the new development will pop up across from Bigfire and next to the CityWalk Lagoon Stage and will not replace an existing CityWalk establishment.

What are your thoughts on Luke Combs Category 10 coming to CityWalk Orlando? Leave your thoughts in the comments below!

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Joseph Matt

Joe covers theme parks through the lens of his quality engineering day job. He has over seven years of writing experience at Touring Plans and has gone on dozens of trips to Orlando over his life. When not at amusement parks you can find Joe at breweries, enjoying live theater, playing video games, and cooking.

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