Annual Disney Christmas special to be filmed next month at Disney World
The annual ABC Disney Parks Christmas Day television special is returning to tape at Walt Disney World and Disneyland this year, but with some changes.
The annual ABC Disney Parks Christmas Day television special is returning to tape at Walt Disney World and Disneyland this year, but with some changes.
ABC’s daytime series “The Chew” returns to Walt Disney World this week to broadcast five shows from the 21st Epcot International Food & Wine Festival.
Fans of the long-running daytime game show will want to “come on down” to Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts starting Friday, September 30, and secure tickets to next spring’s performance of The Price is Right Live.
Several cast members of the hit Netflix series Stranger Things are scheduled to appear at the Spooky Empire horror convention, being held October 7-9 at Orlando’s Orange County Convention Center.
Universal’s theme parks are already deeply invested in J.K. Rowling’s saga of The Boy Who Lived, and now corporate parent NBCUniversal has deepened that commitment by securing the television and theme park rights to her Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film franchises through 2025.
Following in the footsteps of shows like “Boy Meets World,” “Full House,” and “The Middle,” ABC’s hit series “black-ish” will film its third season premiere on location at Walt Disney World.
Before Ginger Minj became famous as a finalist on RuPaul’s Drag Race, she was a star in Orlando, and performer Joshua Eads is bringing her home to Slueths Mystery Dinner Shows for one night only on August 5.
That Doctor Who/Star Trek cross-over you’ve been dreaming about could finally come to fruition this October when David Tennant and William Shatner both appear at MegaCon Tampa Bay.
The newest attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood doesn’t officially open until July 4, but we already have video to share of USH’s new “The Walking Dead” permanent walk-through maze.
The creators of the Walker Stalker and Heroes & Villains fandom conventions and stars of top genre TV shows are banding together a new one-day-only Fan Fest Orlando charity event on September 17 at the Orange County Convention Center, in hopes of raising $500,000 for victims and families affected by the Pulse nightclub attack.