Super Bowl returning to Las Vegas in 2029 as entertainment hub grows
With the 2029 Super Bowl confirmed, Las Vegas continues to solidify its place among the top-tier host cities for global events.
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Star Wars weddings in Las Vegas go into hyperspace for May the Fourth
Star Wars fans are taking “May the Fourth be with you” to the next level in Las Vegas, with themed weddings and inclusive packages.
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Six Flags Great Adventure reopens Wild Safari and Savannah Sunset Resort for Spring Break
Six Flags Great Adventure’s Wild Safari and Savannah Sunset Resort reopen for spring break with animal encounters, live entertainment, and immersive overnight stays.
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Bluey roller coaster details revealed
The first-ever “Bluey” roller coaster will open in spring 2026 at Alton Towers Resort in the U.K., in the park’s CBeebies Land.
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Orlando ‘airport of the future’ construction underway with VR ride, facial recognition
Orlando airport travelers can expect major changes at MCO and ORL, including a robotic arm ride and no more boarding passes for flights.
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Review of Disney’s newest (named) theme park: Disney Adventure World
Goodbye Walt Disney Studios Park. The theme park is now officially Disney Adventure World. Read our Disney Adventure World review of Adventure Way and World of Frozen.
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Wendy’s drops new DC Rides Kids Meals – See them all, and the villainous variants
Wendy’s DC Kids Meal now features DC Rides toys with collectible superheroes and vehicles, available for a limited time and sure to be a fan favorite for DC collectors.
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This video game feels like a theme park without rides (and it’s a must-try)
Nex Playground brings the energy of interactive attractions into your living room with motion-based games built around familiar characters. From Bluey and Sesame Street to How to Train Your Dragon, here’s why theme park fans may find it surprisingly familiar.
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Herschend, Dollywood owner, acquiring Silverwood Theme Park
Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation will acquire Silverwood Theme Park and Boulder Beach Water Park in Athol, Idaho.
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DOJ lawsuit against SeaWorld could reshape theme park accessibility policies
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit against United Parks & Resorts, alleging the company’s policy banning rollator walkers with seats at parks like SeaWorld Orlando violates the Americans with Disabilities Act.
