Tidal Surge is headed straight for SeaWorld San Antonio
Tidal Surge, the world’s tallest, fastest “screaming swing” will have its grand opening at SeaWorld San Antonio on March 5, 2022, with pass member previews on February 26-27.
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Lara Croft has been completely reimagined
Lara Croft, famous archaeologist and adventurer, has a brand-new look ahead of the opening of Camden, U.K.’s thrilling new attraction, Tomb Raider: The Live Experience.
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Tickets to space now available to the public
Virgin Galactic aerospace and space travel company is ready to take passengers to space, with reservations opening up on February 16, 2022.
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Battle alongside The Dark Knight during ‘The Batman Season’
“The Batman Season” is coming to Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi from February 12-March 31, 2022, with activities and live shows celebrating the upcoming “The Batman” movie.
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Super Bowl LVI stars head for Disneyland
Super Bowl stars Cooper Kupp, Aaron Donald, and Matthew Stafford – and their families – all got to say the famous line “We’re going to Disneyland” after claiming the annual gridiron glory on Sunday night.
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‘King for a Day.’ When love goes horribly wrong.
“King for a Day,” Verdi’s comedic opera about just how disastrous romance can be, is coming to Lowes Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando, for two nights only.
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Universal Orlando updates its Covid mask policy
Universal Orlando has announced significant updates for its Covid-19 mask-wearing protocols for both guests and team members, starting this Saturday, February 12, 2022.
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‘Glow’ multimedia spectacular lights up the Las Vegas Strip
“Glow” multimedia spectacular plays out across Resort World Las Vegas’s LED buildings, taking viewers to extraordinary destinations using one-of-a-kind video technology.
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Dining | Events | Television
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel has arrived at New York City’s Plaza Hotel
“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” television show became a sensation on Prime Video, and now New York City’s iconic Plaza Hotel lets fans experience the glamour of Midge’s life, 1950s style.
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Dollywood Company offering free tuition for employees
Dollywood Company and Herschend Enterprises have announced they will cover 100 percent of tuition, fees, and books for employees seeking to further their education.
