Theme park and attraction news, rumors and videos.
Disney+ is bringing fans of all things “Frozen” a new opportunity to immerse themselves in the fantasy realm of “Frozen 2.” “Myth: A Frozen Tale,” originally created as a VR short by Walt Disney Animation Studios, will premiere on Disney+ on Feb. 26, giving audiences at home a new way to explore the land and elemental spirits first introduced in “Frozen 2.”
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Japanese manga character Doraemon, a temporary virtual reality (VR) ride featuring the cat robot has arrived at Universal Studios Japan.
“Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge,” the newest virtual reality (VR) experience from Lucasfilm’s ILMxLAB, is now available on Oculus Quest for $24.99.
Thanks to Universal Orlando, we are able to bring you these photos and videos inside Revenge of the Tooth Fairy, one of two haunted houses being featured this year for what we like to call Halloween Horror Lites.
Guests can get an up-close and personal look at the mysterious creatures of the deep with “Undersea Explorer Virtual Reality Theater,” a new attraction at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
ILMxLAB, Lucasfilm’s award-winning immersive entertainment studio, has announced that a new virtual reality (VR) experience is in development, titled “Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge.”
You may have seen an article or two recently talking about how you can virtually visit Disney, Universal and other theme parks around the world while they are closed. (See ours here.) While watching regular 2D point-of-view videos is an easy way to experience the parks, to really feel like you’re there, you’ll need a virtual reality (VR) headset. But fear not, if you don’t have one, you can get one cheap.
Orlando’s interactive technology expo, Otronicon, is returning to the Orlando Science Center to celebrate 15 consecutive years.
ILMxLAB has announced that “Lightsaber Dojo,” an arcade-style virtual reality (VR) experience, can now be found at select pop-up locations at Simon centers and Cinemark Theatres.
Fans of the How to Train Your Dragon franchise can finally fly like their favorite characters, thanks to the new DreamWorks Dragons Flight Academy virtual reality experience at Dreamscape in Los Angeles.
