In celebration of Universal Studios Florida’s Tribute Stores: where shopping is the attraction – DePaoli on DeParks
When it comes to a themed store, few do it better than the Universal Studios Florida Tribute Stores in my opinion.
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Fans of ‘The Munsters’ TV series recreated the iconic mansion in Texas
Munsters mega-fans took their fandom to a new level when they recreated the iconic mansion home of The Munsters in Waxahachie, Texas.
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Top Theme Park Rumors for 2022
It is the beginning of a new year and rumors for 2022 have already begun. How will theme parks adapt to this ever-changing pandemic?
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Photos: Nights of the Jack is full of spooky Halloween family fun
Nights of the Jack in Calabasas, California is a beautiful Halloween offering for the whole family to enjoy. If you’re looking for a night out full of the Halloween Feels, but not so much the scares, head over to Nights of the Jack to enjoy the thousands of carved pumpkins displayed along the walk-at-your-own-pace route.
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Zombie Captain America isn’t Marvel’s first theme park horror mash-up – A look at Halloween Horror Nights on Super Hero Island
Recently, Disneyland Resort made a big splash by introducing Zombie Captain America. But this isn’t the first time a theme park has incorporated the Avengers into a Halloween event. Let’s take a look back at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.
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Fright Fest offers more than just haunted thrills at Six Flags Great Adventure
Spooky season is well underway and after a year of few boos in 2020, haunt fans everywhere are eager to seek out as many scares as they can this October.
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Crayola Experience Orlando unveils Hauntoween fun
Crayola Experience attraction in Orlando is offering its Screamin’ Green Hauntoween event all this month, with all-new creative fun and activities for families with young children.
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Review: “It’s Alive!” immersive play thrills at Mount View Mausoleum
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.
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Photos/Videos: Zombie Captain America debuts at Disney California Adventure
Zombie Captain America has come from the Disney+ Marvel ‘What If…?’ show and into the Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure.
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Movie Review: ‘Halloween Kills’ lives up to its name
Check out our spoiler-free review of Universal Pictures’ newest entry in the rebooted Halloween franchise, “Halloween Kills.”
