Fans have spotted portal testing at Epic Universe, raising new questions about how entry to Celestial Park and the themed lands may work.
From roaring stunt bikes to a vibrating VR jump experience, the new Evel Knievel Experience in Las Vegas transforms one of America’s greatest daredevils into a larger-than-life immersive attraction packed with legendary artifacts, crash stories, and high-adrenaline nostalgia.
Each year on Mother’s Day, we honor all the important women in our lives, but Walt Disney World Resort celebrates animal moms too.
Regal’s iconic roller coaster intro is getting a dramatic redesign with new visuals, Easter eggs, and modern effects. But longtime moviegoers immediately noticed one controversial change that could alter the famous hand-raising tradition fans have loved for decades.
SeaWorld is honoring military families with free park admission in 2026, including a limited-time Military Appreciation Month offer for veterans and year-round Waves of Honor access for active-duty service members.
SeaWorld Orlando is expanding its summer nights with the return of Electric Ocean, nighttime animal presentations, cirque entertainment, drones, fireworks, and more — but families with little kids may not need to stay until closing to get the best parts of the experience.
Circle Line’s high-speed Beast speedboat returns to New York Harbor on May 9, 2026, bringing back its splash-filled ride past the Statue of Liberty just in time for summer travel season. This year, guests can board from both Midtown Manhattan and the South Street Seaport, while the companion waterfront restaurant BEAST’ro reopens days later with themed food, frozen drinks, and a new lineup of cocktails overlooking the Hudson River.
Immersive dome theaters are growing far beyond traditional planetariums, bringing giant wraparound-screen experiences to science museums, entertainment venues, and dedicated attractions across the country. A new partnership between Cosm
and Reef Distribution will add eight new family-focused educational films to the company’s expanding content library, continuing the rise of Sphere-style immersive entertainment in smaller-scale venues.
Beginning Sept. 22, 2026 Star Wars fans in Los Angeles, CA will be able to enjoy a behind the scenes look at movie props and more in the exhibit, Star Wars in Motion at the museum located in Los Angeles’ Exposition Park.
Long before immersive lands and massive IP-driven attractions transformed Universal Orlando, Horror Make-Up Show helped define what Universal Studios Florida originally was: a behind-the-scenes look at movie magic with live performers, practical effects, and irreverent comedy. Now, the beloved attraction is being reimagined for a new generation while keeping the spirit longtime fans still love.
