Put on your Halloween costume and head over to Gatorland for family-friendly fun in the “Alligator Capital of the World!”
Just when you thought Halloween 2020 was a goner, Hauntoween LA has saved the day with a fun, immersive, interactive—and most importantly safe—family-friendly Halloween drive-thru in Woodland Hills, Calif.
Every fall, from mid-September through October, Branson, Mo.’s Silver Dollar City theme park hosts a Harvest Festival with hundreds of craftsmen, cowboy cooking, and glowing pumpkins. For over 60 years, the 1880’s theme park has refined their artisan craft festival into a large scale celebration of the fall season in the Ozark Mountains.
This week, Disney and Lucasfilm announced the debut of Mando Mondays, an all-new global consumer products, games and publishing program, kicking off on Oct. 26, that will debut goods inspired by the Disney+ original series.
Combine socially-distanced fun, outdoor physical activity, and professional instruction with a touch of Disney magic at Walt Disney World’s fall 2020 Junior Golf Camp.
Dollywood’s Harvest Fall Festival is coming back Sept. 25-Oct. 31, 2020. This event offers something new while keeping the same warm traditions from years prior.
The rumors are true – again. Halloween Horror Nights isn’t dead, after all! Thanks to the success of the two “trial run” houses on Sept. 20 and 21,2020, Universal Orlando Resort has announced that they will be continuing the Halloween scares during the day on Sept. 26 – 27 and Oct. 3 – Nov. 1,…
“Heritage Days” has become an annual tradition at Disneyland Paris, drawing eager crowds to an elaborate walk-through exhibit. This year, you can experience it from the comfort of your own home.
This year has been challenging for everyone. Theme parks are doing the best they can to adapt to the changing times. Halloween Horror Nights has been cancelled and replaced by two daytime houses, Howl-O-Scream is only doing scare zones, and most parks have completely cancelled their events. Cedar Point has decided to go a more…
OK, so it’s not really Halloween Horror Nights. It’s more like “Halloween Horror Days Lite,” but it’s what we’re getting this year at Universal Orlando. We had a chance to go through the two haunted houses they’re offering this weekend. Here’s what it’s like to socially distance in a haunted house.
