The Disney Festival of Holidays is back this week at Disney California Adventure, ready to enchant guests with the sights, sounds, and tastes of this diverse holiday season.
The story of how the Grinch stole Christmas is a classic holiday (or should I say, “wholiday”?) story that many have grown up with. Of course, like many other tales, it’s one that’s going to be retold time and time again to stay relevant with each generation.
A grand feast of Thanksgiving festivities and buffets are coming to the on-site hotels at Universal Orlando Resort this fall.
Next year is already shaping up to be a magical one at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, with a year’s worth of exciting events.
Blackpool Pleasure Beach is offering fans the chance to own a piece of history – an original car from their Wild Mouse attraction.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom will now host Disney After Hours events at Walt Disney World, in addition to those held at Magic Kingdom park.
Guests visiting Disney’s Hollywood Studios will get to see a new seasonal treat this holiday season: Christmas decorations throughout Andy’s backyard in Toy Story Land!
In Carlsbad, Calif. on Nov. 1st, Legoland’s LEGO Show Place Theater was showered with confetti and streamers as characters from “The Lego Movie,” Lego Friends, and other park entertainers danced around a seven-foot-tall cake made of 51,000 Lego bricks.
The Walt Disney Family Museum has announced the return of “Home for the Holidays at Carolwood,” an immersive seasonal installation that celebrates Walt’s family and his love of trains.
For the first time since its opening, the Dr. Phillips Center has curated four weeks of holiday festivities, including a variety comedy show starring comedian Jane Lynch.
