The Edison officially opens with New Year’s Eve party
Disney Springs’ newest hot-spot, The Edison, opened with a roaring New Year’s gala to bring 2018 in with style.
Disney Springs’ newest hot-spot, The Edison, opened with a roaring New Year’s gala to bring 2018 in with style.
The countdown to 2018 is on at Knott’s Berry Farm, complete with live entertainment, midnight fireworks, and extended hours for this special one-night event.
Starting on Monday, guests can keep the holidays going with the all-new Three Kings Celebration at SeaWorld Orlando, running from Jan. 1-6.
Walt Disney World visitors craving quick-service Italian classics have a new eatery option, because the Patina Group’s new Pizza Ponte is now open at The Landing at Disney Springs.
Lyft, one of the country’s major ridesharing companies, has announced the winners of its 2017 Lyftie Awards at the national and local level.
Guests can keep their holiday spirits bright at SeaWorld Orlando with their all-new Three Kings Celebration, coming to the park Jan. 1-6.
The Edison, Maria & Enzo’s, and Enzo’s Hideaway are among the most anticipated additions coming to Disney Springs, and thanks to our recent behind-the-scenes construction tour, we have exciting new details to share about the new Patina Group restaurants opening soon on the former Pleasure Island.
Ring in 2018 at Disney Springs, as they host a roaring Grand Opening gala for The Edison on New Year’s Eve. Take in the location’s Industrial Gothic-style, crave-satisfying food, and cocktails, along with its lineup of entertainment as you experience The Edison’s first night of operation.
Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival is back on March 2, 2018, but as a special surprise during the “12 Days of Disney Parks Christmas,” the Disney Parks Blog announced this morning that the culinary festival will expand its run to six weeks. The festival will now run from March 2 – April 12.
At the first Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Asia, a guest would normally see a two-story copper roasting cask adorned with nearly 3,000 hand-carved Chinese stamps. Once they hold their phone up to it, however, they can see inside the cask as newly roasted beans drop down inside – thanks to augmented reality.