News In The Queue: Fourth of July celebrations, Despicable Me and more – June 28, 2012
Attractions host Banks Lee brings you all the latest theme park and attractions news for the week of June 28, 2012.
Attractions host Banks Lee brings you all the latest theme park and attractions news for the week of June 28, 2012.
Heading to SeaWorld for their Summer Nights events? They’ve debuted a new Florida resident combo ticket, that gives you one visit to SeaWorld and one visit to Aquatica. Play all day splashing side-by-side with the sea one day at Aquatica, then visit SeaWorld another day for a day of shows, coasters and Summer Nights adventures.
Opening this holiday season, the Be Our Guest Restaurant will open its doors in the Beauty and the Beast section of New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom. The restaurant will transport guests inside Beast’s castle to dine in rooms inspired by the Beauty and the Beast Disney animated movie. Pam Brandon announced the menu and advanced…
We grabbed our umbrellas and raincoats and headed out to Disney’s Magic Kingdom earlier this week. As you can see above, both of the Dumbo spinners are now running. With the construction walls gone, it looks a lot nicer, although the front door is still boarded up.
Legoland Florida will celebrate Fourth of July with a bang featuring its first Independence Day festivities, Red, Brick and Boom. Look for four nights of family fun and fireworks, July 4 through 7, 2012.
D23′s Disney Fanniversary Celebration events have proven extremely popular with every one of the six-city stops completely sold-out. In order to ensure that even more D23 Members get to experience all the fun, additional tour cities have been added.
Twin sea lions were recently born at SeaWorld Orlando. This is very rare in the animal world and the first time twin sea lions have been born here at SeaWorld.
Central Florida’s many theme parks will light the night skies July 4, 2012 with special pyrotechnic shows, including a patriotic display at Magic Kingdom, a rock’n’roll spectacular at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Red, Brick and Boom at Legoland Florida and more.
By Kevin Yee This week we take you backstage in the maintenance and facilities roundhouse for the Manta roller coaster
For the first time in more than 30 years, NASA is allowing Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex guests inside the Launch Control Center – where NASA directors and engineers supervised all of the 152 launches for the space shuttle and Apollo programs.