Disney and TikTok have announced a first-of-its-kind global partnership that will bring opt-in, fan-created videos into the Verts feed on Disney+. Here’s what subscribers will see, how creators can join, and what Disney has said about theme park content.
Disney continues to expand its AI strategy, revealing new plans for personalized vacation planning, guest-interacting robotics, streaming, filmmaking, and creative tools across the company.
EVO Entertainment is bringing the world’s largest movie screen to Clearwater, Florida, anchoring a new $50 million flagship family entertainment complex.
Fans have spotted portal testing at Epic Universe, raising new questions about how entry to Celestial Park and the themed lands may work.
Immersive dome theaters are growing far beyond traditional planetariums, bringing giant wraparound-screen experiences to science museums, entertainment venues, and dedicated attractions across the country. A new partnership between Cosm
and Reef Distribution will add eight new family-focused educational films to the company’s expanding content library, continuing the rise of Sphere-style immersive entertainment in smaller-scale venues.
Mattel is teaming up with a major waterpark company to turn its most recognizable brands into real-world attractions. From slides to splash zones, here’s what this could mean for when the indoor waterparks finally begin to open.
Waymo, the rideshare service with self-driving cars, is now available in Orlando, Fla., as well as three additional cities.
The Vegas Sphere is coming to the East Coast! Sphere Entertainment announced a second U.S. Sphere located at National Harbor, Maryland.
Imagineers are testing new aquatic robotics, which we think might be used for the “Avatar” land coming to Disney California Adventure.
“The Wizard of Oz at Sphere” uses generative artificial intelligence (AI) to make the movie fit a huge screen. Is it a mess, or is it worth seeing?
