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Guests visiting Universal Studios Singapore will now have to go through facial recognition scanners to enter the theme park, as reported by Reuters.
Royal Caribbean is introducing a new way for guests to complete the required ship safety drill without having to gather with other guests. It’s called Muster 2.0.
Orlando’s interactive technology expo, Otronicon, is returning to the Orlando Science Center to celebrate 15 consecutive years.
Niantic and WB Games San Francisco have revealed the first look at the upcoming augmented reality (AR) game, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, coming soon to a mobile device near you.
To celebrate Sony Pictures’ “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” a brand-new mobile augmented reality (AR) experience has launched online.
Central Florida’s STEM-based tech expo, Otronicon, is back at the Orlando Science Center starting Jan. 18 for four days of hands-on fun.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is now home to five new solar trees, thanks to the Florida Power & Light (FPL) SolarNow program and its 44,000 participants.
Someday soon, guests may be helping to power the very attractions they are enjoying.
Fuel up on pancakes and milkshakes, it’s time to break the internet! Grab your friends IRL and get ready for “Ralph Breaks VR,” the latest hyper-reality experience from The VOID, now open to guests.
