The Weekly Rewind @Attractions for Sept. 15, 2014
By Nick Russo A look back at the week of Tweeted photos and videos from @Attractions Twitter feed – September 8 to September 14, 2014.
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Guests show their #FalconFace in slow motion video of Falcon’s Fury at Busch Gardens
With Falcon’s Fury now open at Busch Gardens Tampa, we thought we’d put together a fun video to show off the riders’ Falcon Faces.
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Oswald the Lucky Rabbit makes U.S. meet and greet debut at Disney California Adventure
One of Walt Disney’s first cartoon creations has made his U.S. Disney Parks debut this past weekend at the Disneyland Resort.
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Kids can celebrate Halloween at Legoland Florida’s third annual Brick-or-Treat
Legoland Florida Resort is bringing back its kid-friendly Halloween celebration as Brick-or-Treat takes over the park.
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One Direction to perform at Universal Orlando, plus added to two attractions
On Monday, Nov. 17, 2014, One Direction will descend on Universal Orlando with a public concert and special offerings in the Studios park.
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Busch Gardens Tampa to debut a Food & Wine Festival in 2015
We all know about the Epcot’s Food & Wine Festival that is held each fall, but starting next spring, Busch Gardens Tampa will be introducing their own festival for guests.
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‘Frozen’ ride coming to Epcot, replacing Maelstrom
Walt Disney World has announced more experiences are coming based on the hit film “Frozen”, including a new attraction and updated holiday show.
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Disney debuts an all LED-lit nighttime parade, Paint the Night
Disney has debuted another first – an all LED nighttime parade at Hong Kong Disneyland called “Disney Paint the Night”.
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Full details on what to expect at Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights 24
Universal Orlando is ready to unleash the stuff of nightmares as guests scream their way through Halloween Horror Nights 24.
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Fall 2014 issue of ‘Orlando Attractions Magazine’ now available – Commemorative Wizarding World Diagon Alley issue and much more
The Fall 2014 issue of Orlando Attractions Magazine is now available in print, on the Nook and in our iPhone and iPad apps.
