Meet ‘Wicked’ characters Glinda and Elphaba at Universal Orlando … if you’re lucky
“Wicked” characters Glinda and Elphaba meet guests at Universal Orlando, but finding them requires some luck.
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Discover the magic of Christmas Town 2024 at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay: What you need to know
Christmas Town returns for another year at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. What should you know before you go? What is not to be missed?
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Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Comparison: East vs. West
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is open at Disneyland and Magic Kingdom, but while the attractions are certainly sisters, they’re not twins.
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Disney cosplayers at D23 Brazil did not disappoint
Disney cosplay photos from D23 Brazil show how much fans around the world love to dress up as their favorite stories.
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Celebrate Friendsgiving at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is celebrating the 30th anniversary of “Friends” with a Friendsgiving tour focused on the iconic sitcom.
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Sun Princess ship’s first season of Hanukkah, Christmas cruises
The Sun Princess ship from Princess Cruises will celebrate its first holiday season with entertainment and food as part of Holidays at Sea.
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River Country Water Park opening in Central Florida, but not at Disney World
River Country Water Park will open in 2025 at Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo, borrowing the name of Disney World’s abandoned water park.
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Wicked: The Experience — Inside Universal Orlando’s new attraction
Wicked: The Experience has descended upon Universal Orlando with movie props, character greetings, merchandise, and themed food.
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Where to watch Christmas movies on streaming services during the 2024 holiday season
Locate which Christmas movies you want to watch fast on streaming services, from “Elf” to “Home Alone” to “A Charlie Brown Christmas.”
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Disney World theme parks becoming ‘de-themed’ trend: Opinion
Disney has done away with the über-themed, kitschy, in-your-face designs of decades past and replaced them with more “modern,” plain design.
