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Starting next year, guests at the Disneyland Resort will be able to experience the park well into the night with the new event series, Disneyland After Dark.
New spaces and experiences are coming to the Disney Magic in March 2018, including family dining in an enchanted kingdom, a teen club, and a high-end café for adults.
The construction walls have come down, as the long-awaited Choza de Margarita is finally open in the Mexico Pavilion in the World Showcase at Epcot.
The indoor observatory at the top of Manhattan’s One World Trade Center will transform into a “Winter Onederland” of seasonal fun starting on Nov. 17.
A grouchy coaster, an immersive VR experience, a triple-launch coaster and rapids in a rainforest river are some of the adventures to debut at SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and Sesame Place in 2018.
Thanks to the 2017 IAAPA Attractions Expo happening this week in Orlando, theme parks around the world are announcing their new 2018 attractions, and we have a list of over 65 new roller coasters, water slides, simulators, and other projects planned for the next year.
If you have ever watched the Hunger Games movies, where children are forced into an arena to kill each other and thought, “This would make a great theme park!”, well, you’re in luck.
Beginning as soon as tomorrow, anyone driving on World Drive towards the Magic Kingdom will meet a new fork in the road. No this is not a living character come to life from Beauty and the Beast, this is an actual splitting of lanes.
Innoventions at Epcot returns to education through entertainment with the premier of the new SpectacuLAB show.
