Disney World is offering the coolest wedding cake you’ve ever seen
Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings has unveiled a new wedding cake that uses image mapping technology to turn the cake into a unique piece of art.
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First-ever Robot Rocket Rally festival coming to Kennedy Space Center
From March 14-16, 2014, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex will host the first-ever Robot Rocket Rally, a three-day festival celebrating the latest in robotic technology from NASA, industry leaders and universities.
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Attractions – The Show – Jan. 23, 2014 – Otronicon, FastPass+ Q&A, plus latest news
Hosts Banks Lee and JeniLynn Knopp bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode:
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Sony and Microsoft to join Disney and others for Otronicon 2014 at the Orlando Science Center
Join the Orlando Science Center Jan. 17 to 20, 2014 for Otronicon, an annual event that has the opportunity to inspire your interest in science and tech careers through the appeal of video games, interactive technology and virtual reality.
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Otronicon coming to Orlando Science Center this weekend
The Orlando Science Center is celebrating the eighth anniversary of Otronicon, an even that promotes the role interactive technology plays in the way we live, learn, work and play. The experience takes place on Jan. 18 and continues through Jan. 21, 2013 offering attendees an opportunity to gain interest in science and tech careers through…
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Disney officially announces FastPass+, MyMagic+ and MagicBands for a personalized guest experience
Disney has officially released information on the next generation of their FastPass system and other enhancements they’re calling MyMagic+. The new system is said to give guests a more personalized vacation through the use of a new wristband called MagicBands.
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Touch to enter and pay RFID technology being rolled out across Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World is moving ahead with their plans to make it easier for guests to enter their parks and make purchases with the roll out of RFID readers all across their property. The readers have appeared at various retail locations and will be used at all four Disney World theme parks starting this week.
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Views from Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit coaster, as seen from high-tech camera glasses
Technology is always improving, and HD video eyeglass cameras for police and extreme sports now look just like regular glasses. You may have seen these normal-looking eyeglass cameras in use on various undercover or investigative reality TV shows. Using an eyeglasses camera, here are some views that we’ve all wanted to catch a photo of,…
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3D and 360 degree videos and photos – New ways we’re bringing you into the theme parks
One of the comments we hear most often is that you love our magazine, website, videos and show because they help bring you away from your daily lives and into the theme parks. With that in mind, we’re always looking at the latest technology that will help us immerse you even more. Below are links…
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Could booking Disney ride reservations from home work for all?
Last Thursday during an investor conference, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Chairman Tom Staggs talked about long-term plans for the theme parks. Among the good news presented about interactive queues and expansion plans was some future technology news that has some theme park fans worried.
