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.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios celebrated its 35th anniversary with a ceremony attended by original cast members and in-person Muppets.
I have an idea, but it’s too late for it to ever come to fruition, so I figured I’d write about it here to share with all of you so that in some little way it exists.
The Fall 2017 issue of “Attractions Magazine” is now available in print, in our iPhone and iPad app, and on the Nook and Kindle.
Join us this week as we journey into the movies with a Great Movie Ride inspired look as we say goodbye to the classic Disney attraction.
By Gavin Hatch In Gavin’s final show hosting Photo Finds, we visit Disney’s Hollywood Studios to take one last look at The Great Movie Ride.
After 28 glorious years of operation, Disney is shuttering the doors of the attraction that once defined the beauty and spectacle of Disney-MGM Studios. As the park’s only remaining opening day attraction, The Great Movie Ride will perform its final run today, Aug. 13, 2017. The closure of The Great Movie Ride is saddening, not only because it’s a wonderful attraction that perfectly executes the theme of the park, but because its closure means the end of the theme the very park was built on for nearly 30 years.
Want to go to the theme parks with us? Tune in live and interact during our weekly show, “Early Night Live”.
Hosts Banks Lee and Elisa Rodriguez bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode:
This year’s Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Panel at D23 Expo 2017 was packed full of exciting announcements and upcoming additions to the Disney Parks over the next five years.
