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There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a very disappointing year for theme park fans, as many attractions around the world were (or continue to be) closed due to COVID-19. Still, with the hopes of a brighter 2021, Blooloop—the world’s leading online resource for professionals working in the field of visitor attractions—has ranked this year’s top 25 theme park attractions.
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort got a bit of a makeover this year, but there are still plenty of Halloween tricks and pumpkin-y treats to help everyone celebrate the most horrifying time of year.
This year’s Passholder Appreciation Days at Universal Orlando come with an added perk – an exclusive VIP Thrills Tour!
Universal Orlando Resort has announced that its water theme park, Universal’s Volcano Bay, will begin a seasonal closure on Nov. 2 that is expected to last about four months.
Universal Orlando Resort now has a new offers that gives guests extra days in the parks for free—with no blockout dates—when they purchase tickets.
After last week’s seemingly unintentional reveal, Universal Orlando Resort has officially announced the Jurassic World VelociCoaster, opening in summer 2021 at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.
Per an update on Universal Orlando’s official website, it has finally been confirmed that the roller coaster being built in the Jurassic Park section of Universal’s Islands of Adventure, titled “Jurassic World VelociCoaster,” is not only coming to the park, but now has an opening season.
The rumors are true – again. Halloween Horror Nights isn’t dead, after all! Thanks to the success of the two “trial run” houses on Sept. 20 and 21,2020, Universal Orlando Resort has announced that they will be continuing the Halloween scares during the day on Sept. 26 – 27 and Oct. 3 – Nov. 1, 2020.
Universal Orlando has confirmed that Halloween Horror Nights fans will get another chance to get their scare on, as two haunted houses will open to guests as a seasonal experience test on Sept. 19 and 20.
Starting Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2020, Universal Orlando Resort will move to a date-based ticketing system, offering varied prices for guests planning their next vacation.
