This week we start by looking at the many decorations at the Disney parks, stop by for a bite at the new Hollywood Brown Derby patio, then head to Universal Orlando for a look at Wizarding World construction and The Simpsons area.
Legendary Miami Dolphins Coach Don Shula is celebrating the opening of the fifth Shula Burger location with a special appearance today. This new restaurant is in Kissimmee’s Rolling Oaks Plaza, off 192, on the Disney side of I-4.
AnimalVision, SeaWorld’s new 24/7 interactive website, allows visitors to create a connection right from the comfort of their own home via live cameras inside animal habitats.
SeaWorld has been dropping hints about their new slide coming to Aquatica Orlando next year. The teases have said the ride will be the tallest of its kind in any Orlando-area water park. Now we know, it will also be the steepest and only multi-slide ride of its kind in Orlando.
Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy topiaries are just two of the new things debuting during the 21st Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival March 5 to May 18, 2014.
This past weekend runDisney held their annual Wine and Dine Half Marathon and Mickey’s Jingle Jungle 5K. We have a photo and video report from the events.
A new merchandise location is coming to the Downtown Disney Marketplace next year. Several specialty shops will replace Team Mickey, which is expected to close after the holidays.
The latest Thor movie is entertaining and action packed. It not only has a new plot, but also continues the story of Thor’s relationship with his human love, his parents and his adopted brother Loki.
Hosts Banks Lee and JeniLynn Knopp bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode:
Fans of custom-made Vinylmations will have the chance to take home some special figures at a charity art auction, while helping out an artist recently diagnosed with a brain tumor.
