Night of the Living Fed sinister smorgasbord haunts HalloWeekends at Cedar Point
Night of the Living Fed buffet pairs succulent dining selections with HalloWeekends’ scary Screamsters for a frightfully fiendish themed dining experience.
Night of the Living Fed buffet pairs succulent dining selections with HalloWeekends’ scary Screamsters for a frightfully fiendish themed dining experience.
Just in time for the Halloween season, a work titled “It’s Alive!,” inspired by Mary Shelley’s masterpiece “Frankenstein,” has arrived at a real mausoleum in Altadena, California. This immersive play, co-written by Devon Armstrong and John Armstrong, does a nice job using the world of “Frankenstein” to set the mood for this immersive experience. While names and settings may seem familiar, this is an experience unlike one you’ve had before.
Zombie Captain America has come from the Disney+ Marvel ‘What If…?’ show and into the Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure.
Disney pin trading rises to a new level for the resort’s 50th Anniversary Celebration, with the introduction of Mystery Boxes, Mickey-themed boards, and virtual trading events.
Rock the Universe has added singer, songwriter, and folktronica artist, Crowder, to its January line-up, along with specially-priced theme park tickets and vacation packages.
Disney PhotoPass Service has reason to celebrate as the 50th Anniversary kicks off at Walt Disney World, with 5 new Magic Shots, special-edition desktop and mobile device wallpapers, and a host of original offerings debuting over the next 18 months.
Disney and Lucasfilm have launched the “Bring Home the Bounty,” a global campaign to debut new products every Tuesday now through Dec. 28.
Florida Blue Medicare has opened an exclusive lounge in Epcot’s Norway pavilion, and is collaborating with Disney on a series of virtual entertainment events as part of a multi-year sponsorship with Walt Disney World Resort.
Halloween Horror Nights 30 is in full swing, and fans of the event have gone into the fog with their cameras showcasing the beautiful horror.
Legoland New York Resort in Goshen, N.Y., debuted its first-ever “Brick-or-Treat,” the not-so-spooky Halloween party built for kids.