Happy Mother’s Day to Walt Disney World’s animal moms
Each year on Mother’s Day, we honor all the important women in our lives, but Walt Disney World Resort celebrates animal moms too.
Each year on Mother’s Day, we honor all the important women in our lives, but Walt Disney World Resort celebrates animal moms too.
After an eight-year hiatus, Paradise Nights is returning to Discovery Cove with a refreshed after-hours experience featuring cocktails at Serenity Bay, dinner at Laguna Grill, live entertainment, and an all-new sloth encounter. The limited-capacity event runs on select nights from June 5 through Aug. 8.
California’s Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing opens Dec. 2, 2026. Visitors can experience it now through free docent tours, nearby trails, live webcams and nearby Los Angeles-area attractions including Universal Studios Hollywood.
The most encouraging update in the Sloth World Orlando saga has arrived. Central Florida Zoo says thirteen sloths transferred into its care appear stable after initial assessments, following the attraction’s shutdown announcement.
Sloth World Orlando was reportedly cited for code violations after a recent inspector visit, adding another hurdle for the planned International Drive attraction amid ongoing scrutiny over animal welfare reports, inactive social media accounts, and questions surrounding the project’s future.
Sloth World’s, a planned Orlando attraction, website now shows a placeholder page while linked social media pages appear blank or inactive.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is not as crowded as other Disney Parks, but still has its moments. Here are some tips for visiting on a busy day.
SeaWorld San Diego is launching an all-new Shark Encounter on May 22, featuring a moving walk-through tunnel, dramatic underwater views, and interactive exhibits focused on shark conservation. The reimagined attraction will showcase eleven shark species and offer guests an optional behind-the-scenes feeding experience.
A newly surfaced Florida wildlife inspection report is shedding light on the operation behind Sloth World, a planned Orlando attraction.
Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu made an unexpected stop at The Kitty Beautiful during her time in Orlando, where she was in town for the Stars on Ice performance at Kia Center.