New, original mazes featuring the iconic Universal Monsters have been announced for both Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort.
The Disney Parks Blog announced that for the first time in 14 years, a brand-new Halloween fireworks spectacular is coming to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom.
The Disneyland Resort is introducing a brand-new event for guests of all ages to enjoy this Halloween season – Oogie Boogie Bash – A Disney Halloween Party at Disney California Adventure park.
Guests will encounter a creepy Cupid, terrifying mutant turkeys, and bunnies out for blood in “Holidayz in Hell,” the first original house announced for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Halloween season has officially begun, as Universal Studios Hollywood and Orlando have both announced that a new house based on Netflix’s “Stranger Things” will be coming to both coasts for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights.
As a fan of the first “Happy Death Day” film, “Happy Death Day 2U” definitely wrapped up loose ends I was curious about and introduced its own new problems and rules – taking the audience on a ride that stayed true to the dark comedic tone of the first film.
Haunt fans can now purchase a special limited-time offer and vacation packages for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort – which will run for a record 41 nights this fall.
It’s never too early to get ready for the Halloween season, and Walt Disney World is proving it by putting Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party tickets on sale! (Yes, already!)
Illusionist Aiden Sinclair and a team of of paranormal investigators are exploring the mysteries of the haunted RMS Queen Mary, and you can join their “Voyage to the Other Side” on select dates through March 31, 2019. Since September of 2018, Aiden Sinclair has been performing his theatrical séance, Illusions of the Passed, aboard the…
2018 has been an exciting year for us here at Attractions Magazine! With all of the announcements, openings, closings and more in the theme park industry, there’s a lot about this year to celebrate!
