Join hosts Mike and Didi as they bring you news and discussion about everything fun, including theme parks, video games, television, movies, music and more.
Halloween is here at the Magic Kingdom, and with it comes Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. This spooktacular annual event is filled with trick-or-treating, a frightfully fun parade, captivating fireworks, and a wicked Villains Spelltacular.
Halloween Horror Nights has announced “The Horrors of Blumhouse” maze, which will bring Jason Blum’s contemporary horror films to life in a new way to Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Studios Florida starting Sept. 15.
The Daycation Kingdom family heads out to Universal Orlando this week to celebrate Erin and Trinity’s birthdays. There’s coasters, sorcery, aliens, and even some baby dinosaurs!
Universal Studios Hollywood announced today that “Insidious” is coming to Halloween Horror Nights with an all-new maze, “Insidious: Beyond the Further.” This new maze is inspired by the upcoming entry in the film series, “Insidious: Chapter 4.”
In a time when America seems increasingly divided into opposing camps and cliques, we at Attractions Magazine decided take a lighthearted poll of our readers on one of the more contentious contemporary debates: proper theme park attire!
With the global success of the original Force Friday back in 2015 and the upcoming film, “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” Disney and Lucasfilm are teaming up again to announced Force Friday II, along with a special global augmented reality (AR) event called “Find the Force,” which will be held on Sept. 1, 2017.
By Quinn Roseboom This week Quinn takes a tour of the Warner Brothers Studio in Hollywood and then checks in at the Disneyland Resort.
Six Flags Entertainment recently announced their plans for Six Flags Magic Mountain, the Southern California flagship theme park, to enter into 365-day operation, starting on January 1, 2018.
With Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Florida almost upon us, scare zone construction has ramped up, and several zones are now starting to take form.
