After last week’s seemingly unintentional reveal, Universal Orlando Resort has officially announced the Jurassic World VelociCoaster, opening in summer 2021 at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.
With most theme parks reopen from the COVID shutdown, everyone is getting used to new social distancing and mask mandates. The big name parks are always in the spotlight when it comes to showcasing their new safety requirements and how they’re handled, but one park that often gets overlooked is SeaWorld’s Discovery Cove. We were…
Local attractions, bars, restaurants, and nightclubs on Orlando’s International Drive have banded together to create the Orlando Entertainment District to increase communication with local residents.
Soarin’ Over California was one of the attractions available on opening day of Disney California Adventure in 2001. Since then, the immensely popular ride was duplicated at Walt Disney World’s Epcot theme park in 2005 as part of the “Happiest Celebration on Earth” for Disneyland’s 50th Anniversary. Fans can also find versions of Soarin’ at…
On Oct. 1, the brand-new Angry Birds Not So Mini Golf Club will debut to the public at New Jersey’s American Dream. The 18-hole course features detailed sets from Angry Birds’ Bird Island and Avian Academy. Guests’ mission is to save Bird Island and Pig Island on their journey.
Godzilla has attacked Awaji Island, and the National Awaji Island Institute of Godzilla Disaster needs YOU to help bring the creature down!
Guests planning a trip to Disney’s Hollywood Studios this fall will be thrilled to find out that a number of popular entertainment experiences and other fun, seasonal surprises await them at the parks!
For the first time ever, Busch Gardens Williamsburg brings “Halloween Harvest” fun to the park, featuring sweet treats during the day and ghoulish trickery once the sun goes down.
Thanks to Universal Orlando, we are able to bring you these photos and videos inside Revenge of the Tooth Fairy, one of two haunted houses being featured this year for what we like to call Halloween Horror Lites.
If you’ve ever walked through the elegant lobby of Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, you’ve probably heard the music of The Grand Floridian Society Orchestra. Today, the orchestra has announced they will be playing their last notes at Walt Disney World next month.
