Universal Studios Hollywood hiring more than 2,000 roles for summer
Universal Studios Hollywood is looking to fill over 2,000 jobs across many lines of business — and is casting a wide net to make it happen.
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Review: The Chocolatier at Hersheypark is a sweet new addition
The Chocolatier at Hersheypark is now open year-round at the Sweetest Place on Earth, and we got a chance to check out its offerings.
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Cast and crew of ‘Cruella’ discuss fashion, music, and the intrigue of evil
The cast and crew of Disney’s “Cruella” recently got together over Zoom to discuss the new film and the process of bringing it to life.
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Universal Orlando debuts new Olympics-themed nighttime celebration
Universal Orlando Resort has debuted a brand-new special nighttime presentation celebrating the Tokyo Summer Olympics on NBC.
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Dollywood’s Summer Celebration launches exclusive drone show
Dollywood’s annual Summer Celebration will shine even brighter this year as hundreds of drones take to the nighttime sky in spectacular performances each night from June 25-July 31.
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Midwest’s first, only tailspin waterslide Tidal Wave now open at Hurricane Harbor Rockford
Six Flags Great America and Hurricane Harbor Rockford has opened the Midwest’s first and only tailspin waterslide, Tidal Wave!
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World’s tallest water coaster Tsunami Surge now open at Hurricane Harbor Chicago
Six Flags Great America and Hurricane Harbor Chicago are welcoming the world’s tallest water coaster today, Tsunami Surge.
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Lego Mythica: World of Mythical Creatures now open at Legoland Windsor Resort
An epic new land filled with magical creatures is now open at Legoland Windsor Resort — Lego Mythica: World of Mythical Creatures!
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Universal Studios Japan to reopen June 1
Universal Studios Japan has announced a new reopening date after the park temporarily closed back in April due to the pandemic.
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If Universal Orlando is getting DreamWorks Destination, what should Hollywood get? – DePaoli on DeParks
This week in DePaoli on DeParks: Jeff discusses the new DreamWorks Destination, and how Universal Studios Hollywood could benefit from one.
