Dollywood’s Splash Country is reopening for its 26th season with several new additions, including the Neon Nights after-hours event, upgraded cabana-style retreats, fresh food offerings, and a new cashless payment system for summer 2026.
Monsters, Inc. “doors” roller coaster construction is underway at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, replacing the former Muppet Courtyard.
Historic Philadelphia has a strange side. Located near the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, Ministry of Awe turns a restored 19th century bank into a six-story immersive attraction packed with surreal art, hidden spaces, live performers, and interactive exhibits that feel worlds away from the city’s colonial landmarks.
Cinemark reveals an epic He-Man popcorn bucket, Sword of Power cups, and more Masters of the Universe movie collectibles for 2026.
Planning a summer vacation in Orlando is an easy choice, especially when this magical city shines with extended park hours and new attractions. Here’s what to know about summer 2026 in Orlando, including new experiences and under-the-radar options.
Walking through PokéPark Kanto felt like stepping directly into the world of Pokémon. From hidden characters scattered throughout Pokémon Forest to themed food, live shows, exclusive merchandise, and playful details around every corner, the new attraction inside Yomiuriland captures the excitement of beginning a Pokémon journey in real life.
The Mystic Fountain at Universal Islands of Adventure is reportedly expected to close soon, marking another emotional loss for fans of The Lost Continent and the park’s original vision.
Monopoly Steakhouse, the world’s first of its concept, will open in 2026 in San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, from Timeless Brands.
As parks prepare for summer 2026, a growing number are choosing to revamp classic roller coasters instead of building new ones. From Six Flags’ DareDeviler and Knott’s MonteZOOMa to updates at Disney, the trend highlights how parks are delivering refreshed experiences faster while maximizing existing attractions.
As theme parks across the country begin rolling out early America 250 celebrations, Six Flags Magic Mountain is tying the milestone to one of its most historic attractions. The park will restore the original name, The Great American Revolution, to its iconic looping coaster as it celebrates its 50th anniversary.
