Photo Finds – ‘Universal and Disney Timehop’ – May 10, 2016
By Gavin Hatch This week we go back in time and see what was happening in the parks this week in 2012, 13′, 14′, and 15′.
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Daycation Kingdom – ‘Nerdy Mother’s Day’ – Episode 35 – May 9, 2016
It’s a Nerdy Mother’s Day for the Daycation Kingdom family.
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Florida E-Ticket – ‘Outtakes, Bloopers, & Extra Scenes’ – May 7, 2016
By Patrick Santos and Gavin Hatch It’s sometimes a challenge to show you around Florida, but we sure do make it fun, as you’ll see in some of our favorite outtakes and bloopers.
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Florida E-Ticket – ‘Unlocking The Magic: Fantasyland Part 2’ – May 4, 2016
By Patrick Santos and Gavin Hatch In this special episode of Unlocking the Magic, we continue our journey through Fantasyland as we see all of what ‘New Fantasyland’ has to offer.
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Photo Finds – ‘Disney Springs Town Center Walls Down’ – May 3, 2016
By Gavin Hatch This week we look around Disney Springs as some of the walls around Town Center have come down and we can see the spring water.
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Daycation Kingdom – ‘WonderWorks Orlando’ – Episode 34 – May 2, 2016
This week, the Daycation Family takes a trip to WonderWorks for their FIRST EVER visit.
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Florida E-Ticket – ‘Unlocking The Magic: Fantasyland Part 1’ – April 30, 2016
By Patrick Santos and Gavin Hatch This week we fly over London, set sail on the happiest cruise that ever sailed, go into the hundred acre wood, and experience much more in this first part of Unlocking The Magic: Fantasyland.
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The Weekly Rewind @Attractions – April 29, 2016
By Banks Lee A look back at the week of Tweeted photos from @Attractions Twitter feed
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Kentucky Kingdom opens April 30 with new Storm Chaser coaster
Thrill ride fans will be unleashed in Louisville this weekend as Kentucky Kingdom premieres Storm Chaser, a unique steel roller coaster from Rocky Mountain Construction.
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Comcast buys DreamWorks Animation for $3.8 billion
The movie and theme park industries were rocked today when Comcast, parent company of NBC and Universal Studios, announced it was acquiring Dreamworks Animation — home of Shrek and Kung Fu Panda — for $3.8 billion dollars.
DreamWorks Animation, which creates animated feature films, television series and specials, live entertainment and related consumer products, will become part of the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, which includes Universal Pictures, Fandango, and NBCUniversal Brand Development.
