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Here are all of the major attractions, theme park-related restaurants, shops, and resorts being built that you may want to plan your vacation around.

Space 220 Restaurant opened last fall at Epcot to rave reviews, not only for their food and drinks, but also for the experience of “dining in space, 220 miles above the Earth”. But if you haven’t been, or haven’t been since it opened, they have new reasons to visit – new and improved meals and drinks.

It’s been a long time coming, but the Ice Breaker roller coaster is now open at SeaWorld Orlando. Let’s take at look at the ceremony, first riders and some on-ride videos.

The Summer 2021 issue of “Attractions Magazine” is now available in print, digital, and soon on Nook. The cover story is all about the Jurassic World VelociCoaster!

Shanghai Disney Resort has announced that a brand-new stage show, “Mickey’s Storybook Adventure,” will debut on June 15.

Roller coaster fans can start their day with some fun at the new Coaster Coffee Co. shop near the front of SeaWorld Orlando.

Marvel Studios’ latest original series for Disney+, “Loki,” has set a new premiere date, thanks to an announcement video from Tom Hiddleston.

Jurassic World – The Ride at Universal Studios Hollywood has reopened with new scenes and new more realistic dinosaurs.

You’ve probably heard by now that Jungle Cruise, the iconic opening-day attraction at Disneyland and Walt Disney World, is getting an overhaul this year. For our new Spring issue, we talked to Walt Disney Imagineers Susana Tubert and Kevin Lively about the planned changes to the ride and got the inside scoop on the new characters (including a new S.E.A. member!), a deeper storyline connecting the Florida and California parks, plans for Trader Sam’s, and much more.

What’s old is new again, as Imagineer Zach Riddley shared a first look at the new Epcot entrance fountain pylons that replace the original ones…