Universal cuts Halloween Horror Nights R.I.P. Tour in half with new ticket
Universal Orlando has introduced a new five-house R.I.P. Tour for Halloween Horror Nights 2026, but the traditional experience covering all 10 houses remains available.
Universal Orlando has introduced a new five-house R.I.P. Tour for Halloween Horror Nights 2026, but the traditional experience covering all 10 houses remains available.
We tried the new Lego Pokémon Trainer Center at Legoland Florida. Here’s how to join the virtual queue, what happens inside and whether it’s worth the trip.
Legoland Florida’s Brick-or-Treat returns Sept. 5 through Oct. 31, 2026, with its biggest event calendar yet, featuring the Monster Skytacular drone show, LEGO character encounters, live entertainment, and family-friendly Halloween fun—all included with park admission.
Set sail for adventure at Legoland Pirate Island Hotel, where an included breakfast, in-room treasure hunt, and family-friendly touches make this pirate-themed stay a treasure for parents and kids alike.
Pokémon fans visiting Legoland Florida or Legoland California this summer can experience new LEGO Pokémon activities before the toys officially arrive in stores this August.
We experienced the Disney Wish on a four-night hosted sailing with toddlers, cousins, and connecting staterooms. Here’s why the ship’s thoughtful design makes it an excellent choice for multigenerational family vacations.
Disney is reportedly developing a live-action movie centered on Princess Tiana from The Princess and the Frog. Here’s what we know so far, plus where fans can experience Tiana in Disney Parks.
A mysterious shipping container has washed ashore at Six Flags Great Adventure, and something may be trapped inside. Project Purple’s official coaster reveal is coming July 28.
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.
Permanent daylight saving time could give theme park guests more evening sunlight, but it may also shorten the time available for Christmas lights, fireworks, projections, and other nighttime entertainment before parks close.