Hosts Elisa Rodriguez and Quinn Roseboom bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode of The Attractions Show:
Many new experiences are opening at Tokyo Disneyland in spring 2020, including the highly-anticipated attraction, Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast.
This year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is taking it back to the darker side of the 1980s with Throwback Thursdays, celebrating this year’s mazes inspired by the decade.
Take a look back at the 40-year career of Imagineer Kevin Rafferty in his new book, “Magic Journey: My Fantastical Walt Disney Imagineering Career” – starting in the dish room at Disneyland’s Plaza Inn and leading up to his many contributions to the Disney Parks.
Disneyland Paris’ InsidEars shared some insight into a place and team that isn’t well-known to most visitors, following a day for the cast members of P.C.C.R., located above the It’s a Small World attraction.
This fall, guests visiting Disneyland park can enjoy new entertainment in Frontierland and at The Golden Horseshoe.
Haunt fans can go behind-the-scenes of Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor this Halloween with the exclusive backstage experience, Dark Hour – A Look Behind the Screams!
Katmandu Group has announced an agreement with Falcon’s Creative Group to produce a series of Katmandu-branded attractions, starting with a new theme park in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
Batman Day is rapidly approaching, and to celebrate 80 years of the Dark Knight, DC and Warner Bros. are projecting the Bat-Signal, along with hosting fan celebrations, around the world on Saturday, Sept. 21.
Get ready to celebrate not-too-spooky, super silly fun at The Count’s Spooktacular, coming to Busch Gardens Williamsburg this October.
