SeaWorld parks offer 2020 All-Season Dining Passes with free food through 2019
Fans of aquatic animal theme parks with an appetite for endless food can now buy 2020 All-Season Dining Passes at SeaWorld and eat for free until the end of 2019.
Fans of aquatic animal theme parks with an appetite for endless food can now buy 2020 All-Season Dining Passes at SeaWorld and eat for free until the end of 2019.
Guests who enjoy gaming inside the Disneyland and Walt Disney World resorts can now use the Play Disney Parks mobile app to collect new digital achievements, and earn the opportunity to purchase collective trading pins, just by riding their favorite theme park attractions.
Universal Orlando Resort has revealed that its Annual Passholders will be able to enjoy special perks like new exclusive park entrances and a private lounge during 2020.
A new custom experience has debuted inside The Lego Store at Disney Springs, allowing guests to customize their own Lego minifigure.
Less than two months after debuting inside the most highly-themed expansion ever built at a Disney’s theme park, the Docking Bay 7 restaurant at Walt Disney World’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge has quietly dropped the elaborate alien names from its menu.
Key West’s 40th annual Fantasy Fest is going to the dogs — and cats — with a wacky Pet Masquerade contest on October 23.
Elvis Presley’s iconic estate is home to rhinestone jumpsuits and other priceless musical memorabilia, but now you’ll also find astronauts and dinosaurs there, as Memphis’s new Graceland Exhibition Center has opened two short-term hands-on interactive exhibits featuring out of this world and prehistoric experiences.
Their colorful stores may have closed, but the iconic toy store brand is coming back to Atlanta and Chicago in the form of limited-time Toys “R” Us Adventure interactive playgrounds.
Hosts Jessie Reitz and Quinn Roseboom bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode of The Attractions Show:
While I remember enjoying the 2014 live-action reimagining of Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty,” “Maleficent,” I could barely remember the details of the world-building and went into “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” with pretty low expectations. Luckily, the film exceeded them.