Thrill junkies and adrenaline-seekers rejoice: a new experience is coming to give you a rush unlike any other. Skyplex, an upcoming multi-million dollar entertainment complex, plans to bring “SkyJump,” a 500-foot free fall diving experience from the top of Skyscraper Tower, to their future location on International Drive by 2019.
Universal Orlando Resort is giving guests extra excitement to enjoy on their vacations with a new limited-time ticket offer exclusively for U.S. and Canada residents.
Breakfast is about to get a little more magical at Trattoria al Forno at Disney’s Boardwalk. Starting April 2, guests will be able to meet royal Disney couples Ariel and Prince Eric and Rapunzel with Flynn Rider while enjoying their meals at the “Bon Voyage Breakfast” character dining experience.
This year’s Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival promises new food offerings and topiaries sure to capture the imagination.
Star Wars Launch Bay at Disney’s Hollywood Studios will become even more droid-friendly this spring as everyone’s favorite droid, BB-8, will begin character meet-and-greets starting April 14.
The all-new Geyser Point Bar & Grill opened this week at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge at the Walt Disney World Resort, bringing the rustic charm of the resort straight to your table.
Have you ever wanted to catch “La Nouba” by Cirque du Soleil at Disney Springs, but were unsure of how to fit the price of tickets into your budget? Look no further, because now families can experience the thrilling spectacular for less with the new Florida Resident Family Pack offer.
With the premiere for Disney’s newest live-action film, “Beauty and the Beast,” HomeAway, an online vacation rental company, is teaming up with Disney to give one contest winner and up to 20 of their chosen guests a stay in a Scottish castle this summer.
The “tale as old as time” about a funny girl and a beast learning to find the love within is coming to life aboard Disney Cruise Line, this time as a new musical stage production inspired by the new live-action retelling of the classic animated film.
The future of theme park and attraction design begins with the dreams and ideas of young designers. HSI Immersive, a Haverford Systems company, hopes to inspire those future theme park creators by sponsoring Cornell University’s theme park design competition for college students.
