The Weekly Rewind @Attractions – Heartlake City, Walker Stalker Con – June 29, 2015
By Banks Lee A look back at the week of Tweeted photos from @Attractions Twitter feed
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Disney | Epcot | Merchandise
Dreamfinder and Figment return in sequel to Marvel comic book series
Journey back into the depths of your own imagination when Figment 2 #1, follow-up to the sold-out Disney Kingdoms series, comes out this September.
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Selfie sticks no longer allowed at Walt Disney World parks
First they banned them on rides, now Disney has taken it a step further and will ban all selfie sticks from Disney World theme parks, water parks and DisneyQuest.
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Heartlake City officially opens at Legoland Florida Resort
A special celebration has marked the opening of Legoland Florida Resort’s newest expansion, Lego Friends Heartlake City.
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Attractions – The Show – Gods & Monsters; Anime convention; latest news – June 25, 2015
Hosts Banks Lee and Elisa Goldman bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode:
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Magic City Mayhem: Father’s Day at SeaWorld – June 24, 2015
Inspired by something random they witnessed, the gang spent a day at SeaWorld!
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Treasure Tavern debuts all new ‘Celebrity Flash’ finale
By Andy Haynes Just in time for their fifth anniversary, Treasure Tavern, one of the attractions at Pirate’s Town off International Drive, has premiered an all new part of their show.
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Gods & Monsters comic book shop now open at Artegon Marketplace
Gods & Monsters, the nation’s second-largest comics, toys, collectibles and gaming venue, held a ribbon cutting on June 13, officially opening their doors inside Artegon Marketplace Orlando.
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The Weekly Rewind @Attractions – Frozen Summer, new Starbucks – June 22, 2015
By Banks Lee A look back at the week of Tweeted photos from @Attractions Twitter feed
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Tampa’s MOSI offering first public driverless vehicle experience
The Museum of Science & Industry (MOSI) in Tampa is giving guests the opportunity to experience autonomous vehicle technology, in addition to drones and robots this summer in a hands-on, interactive way.
