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Right from the top, I’ll admit that I am not the biggest fan of “The Simpsons.” I haven’t seen very many episodes and I simply was never enthralled by it the way so many are. But it always seemed like a no-brainer to me that “The Simpsons” could have (and should have) been a part of Halloween Horror Nights in the Universal Studios theme parks. But now, it’s probably too late and this opportunity has been missed.
The Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular! at Disney’s Hollywood Studios seems to be a show where people either love it or hate it. I find myself in the “love it” group. Yes, a lot of this is related to the nostalgia of it all, but I also think it’s still an entertaining show full of talented stunt performers, surprising moments and most importantly, in-your-face explosions.
Most of Southern California’s theme and amusement parks remain closed due to the pandemic, but Knott’s Berry Farm has opened its gates once again. Granted, the rides and shows aren’t running, but it still feels great to have your feet walking around the grounds of a theme park during Taste of Knott’s.
In a normal June, the Broadway and live theatre community would have celebrated the past year of theatre with ceremonies like the annual Tony Awards and other various theatre honors. But like much else in 2020, these awards ceremonies either didn’t take place or were done in some sort of compromised way due to COVID-19.
It’s not uncommon for folks to visit their favorite theme parks every week with the annual and season passholder programs available. For a lot of people, theme and amusement park experiences are their primary form of entertainment and escape.
