From our room at the Universal Kids Resort Hotel, we watched coaster trains race through colorful lands, boats drift through Minions-themed waterways, and families begin exploring a park built entirely for younger children. Before stepping inside ourselves, these views offered an exciting preview of Universal’s newest destination.
Disney Springs has reinvented itself before, but this summer feels like the start of another chapter. New experiences are arriving, familiar offerings are disappearing, and even the way guests move through Walt Disney World’s entertainment district is changing.
Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story 5” is a gentle, funny, and surprisingly timely return to what made the franchise special. Exploring childhood, technology, and the importance of friendship, it’s the kind of comfort movie families will want to revisit again and again.
At first glance, DreamWorks’ TrollsFest looks like a burst of glitter and color tucked inside Universal Kids Resort. But beneath the sparkles is something even more meaningful: a place where families are invited to sing, dance, play and celebrate together.
Enchanted Parks CEO James Harhi says eliminating legacy dining plans at the company’s six former Six Flags parks was one of its most difficult decisions. In an interview with Attractions Magazine, he explains why the company believes investing in rides, improvements, and long-term sustainability ultimately matters more than “chicken tenders.”
Universal Epic Universe will debut a new nighttime spectacular, “Universal Celestial Goodnight,” beginning July 7, featuring synchronized fountains, lighting effects, music, and fireworks in Celestial Park.Goodnight.”
According to Enchanted Parks CEO James Harhi, the company’s first year has been about laying a foundation built on employees, guest feedback and a long-term vision for growth.
New Minions & Monsters merchandise is dropping at Regal Cinemas. Fans can start planning to buy exclusive cups, popcorn tins, and collectible toys.
A tropical Minion vacation quickly spirals into chaos at Universal Kids Resort. From splash-filled boat battles and spinning golf carts to interactive play spaces and character greetings, Minions vs. Minions: Bello Bay Club may become one of the park’s most unforgettable family experiences.
Disney and Mattel’s new Toy Story 5 toys add interactive features to Buzz and Woody, but some fans may prefer the classic versions.
