Celebrate Fourth of July with fireworks 4 nights in a row at Busch Gardens Tampa
For this year’s Fourth of July, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is celebrating with four consecutive nights of fireworks, plus music, entertainment and more.
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Electric Ocean returns to light up the night at SeaWorld San Diego
SeaWorld San Diego’s award-winning nighttime spectacular, Electric Ocean, is back to transform the park this summer.
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New sloth, rhino encounters now at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
This summer, guests can not only take on Tigris at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, but also enjoy new animal encounters with rhinos and sloths.
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Summer Nights brings new entertainment to Busch Gardens Williamsburg
Busch Gardens Williamsburg is kicking off their summer season starting June 28 with the return of Summer Nights.
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Inside Look returns to SeaWorld San Diego with focus on baby animals
Inside Look, where guests can get an intimate look at animal care, is back at SeaWorld San Diego – this time, with experiences focused on animal babies.
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‘Cool’ new roller coaster announced for SeaWorld Orlando
What sounds like a bird, lives among the ice and snow and likes to dive? If you answered SeaWorld Orlando’s newest roller coaster for 2020, you’d be right.
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The Attractions Show – Calico River Rapids at Knott’s; Dolphin Interaction at SeaWorld; latest news
Hosts Elisa Rodriguez and Banks Lee bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode of The Attractions Show:
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Summer Nights kicks off at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay May 31
Starting May 31, the thrills and fun go later and longer at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay with the return of their Summer Nights event.
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Tidal Twister dueling coaster now open at SeaWorld San Diego
SeaWorld San Diego is feeling the power of the ocean this summer, as the park’s all-new dueling coaster, Tidal Twister, is now officially open.
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Cutback Water Coaster now open at Water Country USA
Water Country USA in Williamsburg, Va. has officially opened the new Cutback Water Coaster, the first RocketBLAST coaster on the East Coast and a first for the state.
