McDonald’s launches Inside Out 2 Happy Meal toys
The “Inside Out” sequel hits theaters June 14, but fans of the emotional gang can already get their hands on “Inside Out 2” Happy Meal toys.
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Camp Snoopy and Snoopy’s Soap Box Racers coaster now open at Kings Island
Snoopy’s Soap Box Racers, a family boomerang roller coaster, opened May 24, 2024 at Kings Island in Mason, Ohio.
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Ice and brews this summer at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
Busch Garden Tampa bay offers plenty of ways to celebrate summer fun with a new ice show and a food festival.
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‘Disney Dreams That Soar’ drone show now open at Disney Springs
The new flight-themed drone show “Disney Dreams That Soar” officially debuted May 24, 2024 at Disney Springs.
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Halloween Horror Nights Orlando haunted house reveal: Triplets of Terror
Universal Orlando has announced the sixth Halloween Horror Nights 2024 haunted house, Triplets of Terror.
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Summer Attractions Preview 2024
Summer 2024 is shaping up to be an explosive season of historic new theme park attractions, from drone shows to coasters to Shrek’s outhouse.
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Watch a sneak peek of ‘Inside Out 2’ at Disney World
A sneak peek of “Inside Out 2” will debut at Disney’s Hollywood Studios inside the Walt Disney Presents attraction.
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First Look! Universal Orlando Summer Tribute Store celebrates E.T., Jaws, Shrek, and more
The Summer Tribute Store at Universal Studios Florida, features “Ghostbusters,” “Back to the Future,” “E.T.,” “Jaws,” and “Shrek.”
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Halloween Horror Nights Orlando haunted house reveal — Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America
Universal Orlando has announced the fifth Halloween Horror Nights 2024 haunted house, Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America.
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‘Aladdin’ live special filmed at Epcot now on YouTube
Disney professionally filmed an “Aladdin” concert at Epcot, which is now available for free as a half-hour YouTube special.
