Orlando International Airport puts new technology at the forefront
Orlando International Airport (MCO) will open its new South Terminal C in July, 2022, with a focus on technology, innovation, and sustainability.
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Tickets to space now available to the public
Virgin Galactic aerospace and space travel company is ready to take passengers to space, with reservations opening up on February 16, 2022.
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Air Canada unveils ‘Turning Red’ themed aircraft
Air Canada unveiled a “Turning Red” themed aircraft to celebrate the Disney and Pixar new animated movie set in Toronto.
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Sunflower Lanyard Program helps passengers navigate Orlando’s airport
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard Program at Orlando’s airport allows travelers to identify that they may require additional support.
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Studio Ghibli theme park launches official website
The official website has launched for the Studio Ghibli theme park that will bring the world of the Japanese animation studio to life.
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Yoshi’s Adventure ride re-opens tomorrow after months of closures at Super Nintendo World
After months of waiting, due to an unexpected sudden closure, Yoshi’s Adventure ride re-opens at Super Nintendo World on Jan. 15, 2022.
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Fans of ‘The Munsters’ TV series recreated the iconic mansion in Texas
Munsters mega-fans took their fandom to a new level when they recreated the iconic mansion home of The Munsters in Waxahachie, Texas.
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Orlando’s British visitation headed for rebound in 2022
Orlando’s British visitation is set for a major bounce-back in 2022 after a Covid-depressed previous 20 months, according to the authors of the annual “Brit Guide to Orlando & Walt Disney World” guidebook.
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Mears Connect service between Orlando Airport and Disney World begins Jan. 1
Mears Connect will begin service between Orlando International Airport (MCO) and more than 40 Disney World area hotels on New Years Day.
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‘The Sunshine Flyer’ officially launches as new transportation option from MCO to Disney World
Transportation Management Services has announced The Sunshine Flyer, which will transport guests from MCO to Walt Disney World Resort.
