Halloween Horror Nights 2020 canceled for Universal Orlando, Universal Studios Hollywood
Halloween Horror Nights 2020 has officially been canceled for both Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood.
Halloween Horror Nights 2020 has officially been canceled for both Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood.
Effective today, July 22, Universal Orlando has made some changes to their face mask policy for both guests and team members, including no longer allowing a few types of masks.
The construction on the rumored “Velocicoaster” roller coaster is moving along fast. Just a few weeks ago, we were checking out other milestones, and now the highest point of the coaster is complete. Universal Orlando has marked this momentous occasion with a Jurassic logo flag.
After a months-long closure, it appears that movie theaters at Orlando’s theme parks are beginning to reopen — starting with Universal Cinemark at Universal Orlando’s CityWalk.
Universal Orlando’s most technologically-advanced stunt show yet, “The Bourne Stuntacular,” is now officially open to guests.
“The Bourne Stuntacular,” based on Universal Pictures’ “Bourne” film franchise, will hold its grand opening on June 30, 2020 at Universal Studios Florida.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen claims of the dangers of wearing masks and the dangers of not wearing masks. One of the main claims against face coverings, other than discomfort, is the lack of oxygen guests may receive while being at a theme park all day. I took a pulse oximeter to the…
Universal Orlando has updated their policy regarding face coverings worn by guests at the theme parks, and has set a new requirement for guests with disabilities.
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SeaWorld Orlando and Universal Orlando Resort are both working on a new roller coaster. SeaWorld was supposed to have theirs finished already, but the temporary closures greatly affected progress. Universal hasn’t announced a new coaster just yet, but mass construction states otherwise. Either way, we are very excited for more thrill attractions coming to Orlando….