Orlando’s dinner shows once brought knights, pirates, Wild West adventures and murder mysteries to the table. Simon and Susan Veness look back at the beloved attractions that disappeared, the stories behind their closures and the handful still entertaining visitors today.
The new Build-A-Bear Bakeshop at Icon Park offers cupcake decorating, cookies, coffee and rooftop views of Orlando’s attractions. We visited during a media preview to see whether this sweet new destination is worth a stop.
Wax figures lose hair, break fingers and struggle with Florida humidity, too. Meet the small team keeping Madame Tussauds Orlando’s celebrity collection ready for every close-up.
87.2 acres of land have been cleared on Universal Blvd, near International Drive in Orlando, Fla. What it’s for? Well, that’s what we’re trying to figure out.
On International Drive, Great Big Game Show in Orlando offers a strong alternative for those who enjoy interactive entertainment but may not be interested in an escape room.
Sloth World will open on International Drive in Orlando, Florida, in February 2026, becoming home to the world’s first “Slotharium.”
A new roller coaster is planned for International Drive in Orlando from the same operator as the canceled Skyscraper aka the “Polercoaster.”
Activate Orlando, now at Pointe Orlando on International Drive, is a family-friendly spot where digital gameplay meets physical challenges.
The world’s tallest roller coaster, Skyscraper, is scrapped as its Orlando property is up for sale, confirming the cancellation of Skyplex.
US Simulation now offers professional-grade flight simulator rides for pilot training and just for fun at Dezerland in Orlando.
