More than a month after Orlando’s theme parks closed in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19), we have our first official outline from Universal Orlando about plans they are considering to reopen their attractions. Visitors should expect a future of reduced capacity, mobile ordering, and virtual queues.
In 1878, the world would be introduced to the first moving picture, “The Horse in Motion” — a sequence of a man riding on a galloping horse on a racetrack. From there, the medium would evolve to showcase stories encompassing explorers venturing into a dangerous theme park of prehistoric creatures to super-heroes defeating inter-galactic threats.
Universal Orlando Resort’s Food and Beverage team has shared their recipe for a Seuss Landing specialty — the Green Eggs and Ham Tots!
Stuck at home, missing theme parks and wanting something to do? Try out our free theme park inspired jigsaw puzzles.
Stuck at home, missing theme parks and wanting something to do? Try out our free theme park inspired jigsaw puzzles.
Stuck at home, missing theme parks and wanting something to do? Try out our free theme park inspired jigsaw puzzles.
Theme park fans all over the world are mourning the closure of their favorite parks during this unprecedented time — but that doesn’t mean we need to stop dreaming about the upcoming attractions we’re excited to experience.
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit at Universal Orlando Resort is a thrilling, musical roller coaster that makes your favorite tunes your own theme park background music — but have you ever wondered just how it works?
Tom Williams, chairman and CEO of Universal Parks & Resorts, shared an update for Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood’s temporary closures, citing an extension, as well as an update on what this means for the parks’ team members.
If your taste buds are missing the deliciousness of Toothsome Chocolate Emporium, check out this recipe for one of their most popular creations, the Confetti Milkshake.
