Fortnite Disneyland compared to the real theme park
Disneyland is now in Fortnite, bringing the theme park to the popular video game; compare the new digital version of the real thing.
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New holiday art gallery opens in Disney Springs
Disney Enchanted Holiday Art Gallery is now open at Disney Springs in Disney World. The venue features art for purchase or casual viewing.
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SeaWorld, Busch Gardens can ‘do better’ at marketing its parks, CEO says as attendance decreases
United Parks & Resorts — the parent company of SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, and Sesame Place — saw lower attendance and revenue this quarter.
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Two new SeaWorld parks planned internationally, ‘concept development’ in progress
SeaWorld parent company United Parks & Resorts plans to open two additional international theme parks, solidifying options this year.
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How SeaWorld Orlando prepared for the opening of Epic Universe
SeaWorld Orlando is strategically preparing for the 2025 opening of Epic Universe across town, as detailed by park executives.
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Tropical Americas construction walls might point to story details for ‘Indiana Jones’ ride at Animal Kingdom
We spotted new details on the construction walls surrounding the Tropical Americas project at Animal Kingdom, possibly pointing to ride plot.
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Inside Zootopia: Better Zoogether!, ‘Wicked: For Good’ arrives at Universal Orlando, and more news! – The Attractions Podcast
The Attractions Podcast: Inside Zootopia: Better Zoogether!, plus the latest theme park updates and more from Attractions Magazine.
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‘Zootopia 2’ Happy Meal toys at McDonald’s
Zootopia 2 Happy Meal toys, including Judy, Nick, and new characters from the sequel, are now at McDonald’s.
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Paramount theme park in South Korea planned for 2030
A Paramount-designed theme park and resort, Star Bay City, is planned to open in South Korea with potential rides based on IPs like Nickelodeon and “Star Trek.”
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Joe Rohde ‘peer-reviewed’ Zootopia: Better Zoogether for Animal Kingdom | Exclusive
“Zootopia: Better Zoogether!,” the new 3D show at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, was “peer-reviewed” by Joe Rohde, the park’s former Imagineering executive.
