SeaWorld Orlando is expanding its summer nights with the return of Electric Ocean, nighttime animal presentations, cirque entertainment, drones, fireworks, and more — but families with little kids may not need to stay until closing to get the best parts of the experience.
Long before immersive lands and massive IP-driven attractions transformed Universal Orlando, Horror Make-Up Show helped define what Universal Studios Florida originally was: a behind-the-scenes look at movie magic with live performers, practical effects, and irreverent comedy. Now, the beloved attraction is being reimagined for a new generation while keeping the spirit longtime fans still love.
For longtime Universal Orlando fans, the closure of Mythos Restaurant feels bigger than losing a place to eat. The iconic Islands of Adventure restaurant survived the rise of Harry Potter, changing park identities, and decades of expansion — becoming one of the last major connections to the park’s original 1999 vision. Now, as Lost Continent prepares for redevelopment, Mythos is finally preparing to close too.
Six Flags reported higher guest spending, increased attendance, and a growing passholder base during its first-quarter 2026 earnings call. Company leadership pointed to upgraded dining, immersive entertainment, expanded regional pass access, and stronger membership retention as key drivers heading into the important summer season.
Peppa Pig Theme Park Florida is celebrating summer with a new limited-time “Pig Family Travel Adventure” event featuring passport activities, globe-themed play zones, scavenger hunts, character meet-and-greets, and interactive experiences designed for preschool-aged children and their families.
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Holiday in the Park returns to Six Flags Over Georgia in 2026 with a fresh new vision, including immersive themed lands, live entertainment, and interactive holiday experiences for guests of all ages.
Holiday in the Park returns to Six Flags Great Adventure in 2026 with three immersive lands, cozy winter villages, and a fully reimagined holiday experience.
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Six Flags Great Adventure is bringing back its long-running Halloween stage show “Dead Man’s Party” for the 2026 Fright Fest season. The Jackson, N.J., park announced the return on April 30, 2026.
