“Future tech made real” is on the horizon for Disney theme parks with a “Monsters, Inc.” roller coaster and a Tony Stark robotic arm ride.
In recent times, we’ve seen a number of amusement park rides such as Kingda Ka closing without notice. I wish this trend would end.
Virtual queues will no longer be required to ride Tiana’s Bayou Adventure or Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at Walt Disney World.
Cedar Point recently installed the top-most element of Siren’s Curse, North America’s tallest, longest, and fastest tilt roller coaster.
Muppet*Vision 3D is closing at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, replaced by “Monsters, Inc.” Additionally, the Muppets will now star in Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster.
Quit monkeying around and check out this new construction update of Donkey Kong Country at Epic Universe, where test riders have been spotted on the Mine-Cart Madness roller coaster.
Isle of Berk, Epic Universe’s “How to Train Your Dragon”-themed land, continues construction with new details and additions.
The Super Nintendo World portal at Epic Universe is nearly complete as construction for the new theme park in Orlando continues.
Orlando attractions opening in 2025 include a new Harry Potter world at Universal Epic Universe and a Zootopia show at Disney World.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Magic Kingdom is closed for a major refurbishment; the Disney roller coaster is set to reopen in 2026.
