Where to watch the parade at Magic Kingdom
Where’s the best place to watch the Magic Kingdom parade at Disney World for a short wait, more characters, or other preferences?
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A look inside Aladdin’s Times Square Palace Suite in New York
A stay in Aladdin’s Times Square Palace Suite in New York City includes two tickets to “Aladdin on Broadway.”
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What it’s like to take the Amtrak Auto Train to Orlando
The Amtrak Auto Train is a long-distance passenger service for those looking to avoid the hassle of driving long distances or flying.
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Construction Update: All-new Loch Ness Monster opens at Busch Gardens Williamsburg on May 10
The 49-year-old Loch Ness Monster coaster at Busch Gardens Williamsburg reopens May 10 with new interactive elements inside the cave portion.
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Minifigure Speedway roller coaster now open at Legoland Windsor
Minifigure Speedway, a dueling roller coaster that travels forward and backward, is now open at Legoland Windsor in the U.K.
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Disney implements new disability policies at Disneyland and Disney World
Disney has updated accessibility policies at Disneyland and Disney World to ensure services are only used by guests who need them.
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Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour 60th anniversary, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure animatronics, Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights dates, and more news! – The Attractions Podcast
The Attractions Podcast: Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour 60th anniversary, plus theme park updates and more from Attractions Magazine.
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Marvel and Coca-Cola assemble for new campaign
Disney and Coca-Cola launched Coca-Cola x Marvel: The Heroes, a new campaign featuring heroes and villains from across the Marvel Universe.
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Harry Potter | Universal Islands of Adventure | Universal Studios Florida | Universal Studios Hollywood
Attractions Experts Q&A: John Hogg
John Hogg was a designer on the original Forbidden Journey ride for the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Orlando.
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Lego Store to provide sensory-inclusive bags at all U.S. locations
The Lego Store will provide sensory bags for neurodivergent visitors and inclusivity training for staff at all U.S. and Canada locations.
