Horror fans can once again descend on Orlando for a weekend packed with legendary scream icons, cosplay, live entertainment, eerie collectibles, and the spooky community atmosphere that has made Spooky Empire a fan-favorite tradition for years.
Beginning Sept. 22, 2026 Star Wars fans in Los Angeles, CA will be able to enjoy a behind the scenes look at movie props and more in the exhibit, Star Wars in Motion at the museum located in Los Angeles’ Exposition Park.
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) wants their guests to experience “The Great Life” coming this summer to their private island, Great Stirrup Cay, with slides, Jet Karts, a lazy river, swim-up bars, and more.
Kings Island will welcome a new ride opening in April 2026, Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare.
While, normally anyone can use the buses from Disney Springs to the resorts, Disney has begun limiting this free service during extra busy times, such as Spring Break.
Dollywood will host the 925 “fan flight” from Orlando with in-flight Dolly Parton-themed trivia, entertainment, and discounts.
A “Lion King” log flume ride is under construction, bringing Simba’s story to a Disney theme park ride for the very first time.
The first-ever “Bluey” roller coaster will open in spring 2026 at Alton Towers Resort in the U.K., in the park’s CBeebies Land.
SeaWorld Orlando and its water park, Aquatica Orlando, offer free admission for preschoolers for all of 2026, but you need to sign up soon.
Sloth World will open on International Drive in Orlando, Florida, in February 2026, becoming home to the world’s first “Slotharium.”
