Today is the 65th anniversary of the Happiest Place on Earth! While we wait for the parks to reopen, what better way to celebrate Disneyland at home than by watching videos that make you feel like you’re in the park yourself?
We have received confirmation from Disney that three experiences are now permanently closed at Walt Disney World Resort.
A Disney Springs staple is set to close its doors this month after 15 years — Pop Gallery.
The inaugural Flower & Food Festival at Dollywood — originally scheduled to run through mid-spring — has received its end date.
The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World has reopened to guests with new health-oriented treatments for the face and body, as well as Vitality drips.
SeaWorld Orlando’s annual spring event, the Seven Seas Food Festival, resumes this summer in a modified format appropriately dubbed “A Taste of Seven Seas.”
While Knott’s Berry Farm remains closed, Knott’s Ghost Town is the home of an all-new limited-time outdoor food and retail experience, Knott’s Taste of Calico.
All your favorite major theme parks normally don’t share their attendance numbers for the year — but thanks to the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) and the Economics practice at AECOM, we have the next best thing.
After nearly a month of operating in this ever-changing environment, Dollywood officials have made the decision to no longer require guests to make reservations prior to their visit.
Ahead of the world premiere of the Muppets’ first-ever streaming show, “Muppets Now,” Kermit the Frog conducted a video chat to share the news that Disney+ had ordered six half-hour “muppisodes” — and their representation, Joe the Legal Weasel, shared a very professional press release.
