SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment announced today that it will be temporarily closing all their theme parks due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Gatorland is bringing its resident animals into your home (virtually, that is) thanks to their new Facebook Live program, “School of Croc.”
After initially announcing that they would be closed until the end of March due to the ongoing virus crisis, both Walt Disney World and Disneyland have now confirmed that they will be extending their closures “until further notice.”
To celebrate Earth Month this April, Disney+ has announced that the Disneynature film “Elephant,” narrated by Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, will premiere on April 3 alongside the previously-announced “Dolphin Reef,” narrated by actress Natalie Portman.
Tokyo Disney Resort has shared an update on the state of their parks during the outbreak of novel coronavirus and extended their temporary closure — which was supposed to end this weekend.
If you’re looking for your next Disney fix while practicing social distancing, Disneyland Paris is here to help with a free digital book download.
Legoland Florida Resort has announced a temporary closure due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Despite a new stay-at-home order for Orange and Osceola counties being issued this week, requiring non-essential businesses to close and citizens to stay home due to the virus crisis, one Disney attraction remains open — Walt Disney World Golf courses.
During this unprecedented time, theme parks around the world have closed to help prevent the spread of the ongoing virus crisis. Many people are staying at home, and we’d like to help provide some entertainment.
While live concerts might be on hold as everyone does their part with social distancing, Jimmy Buffet is offering up some fun with broadcasts of shows from the Margaritaville archives.
