SeaWorld puts all three Orlando parks under one president
Brad Gilmour will lead SeaWorld Orlando, Aquatica and Discovery Cove as the company reunites its three Orlando parks under one president.
Brad Gilmour will lead SeaWorld Orlando, Aquatica and Discovery Cove as the company reunites its three Orlando parks under one president.
SeaWorld and Busch Gardens are expanding their use of familiar entertainment properties, with Baby Shark, Sony horror films and Rudolph helping United Parks reach broader audiences throughout the year.
United Parks & Resorts is placing greater importance on Howl-O-Scream and new intellectual property partnerships as attendance continues to decline.
The countdown reached zero, but the party never ended. Nekrosis traps Howl-O-Scream Orlando guests inside a decaying seaside town frozen in Y2K.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg’s Return to Corkscrew Hill isn’t just reviving a fan favorite—it continues the park’s growing investment in original stories following this year’s Verbolten: Forbidden Turn.
Howl-O-Scream is introducing licensed horror movies for the first time, ending a 25-year tradition built on grassroots creativity and original scares.
Dark romance escapes the bookshelf in “Just One More Chapter,” a seductive new scare zone coming to Howl-O-Scream Orlando in 2026.
Discovery Cove has been ordered by the National Labor Relations Board to recognize its maintenance divers’ union, bargain in good faith, and post a labor law violation notice following a federal ruling.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay’s new Lion & Hyena Ridge does not fully match its ambitious concept art, but its impressive scale, stellar animal viewing and return to the park’s roots give guests plenty to roar about.
With news of Kumba closing being confirmed, we dive into the history of this legendary ride and look at what Busch Gardens has planned next.