Theme park and attraction news, rumors and videos.
As people across the world hope for a COVID-19 vaccine to be ready and distributed as soon as possible, what could that mean in terms of the changes we’ve seen in the theme parks so far? Will guests and employees still be required to wear masks? Will plexiglass still separate you from the row in front on your ride vehicle? Will your party still need to stand on a sticker six feet away from another party? The short answer? No one knows yet – or has announced plans for these circumstances.
Hilton and American Express have announced that they will donate up to 1 million hotel room nights across the U.S. to frontline medical professionals during the global health crisis.
Disney Cruise Line has announced that a number of Disney Wonder sailings through this June have been canceled, due to complications related to the global health crisis.
In response to the global health crisis, and the disruption it has caused for those who now have to work from home, Red Roof is now offering day rates to help you find a ‘home away from home’ office.
In response to the ongoing virus crisis and the increasing need for protective equipment, Disney Parks has donated a number of supplies to hospitals and medical professionals.
Due to the ongoing virus crisis, the grand opening of the new Legoland New York theme park and resort has been put on hold until 2021.
As part of its Caring for Each Other initiative, Sesame Workshop is launching brand-new content to help families stay physically and mentally healthy during the ongoing virus crisis.
Rosen Hotels & Resorts’ eight hotels in Orlando are offering a special rate to those in the area needing shelter and comfort during the virus crisis.
WhirlyDome, a locally-owned and operated attraction on International Drive in Orlando, Fla., has closed its doors for good amid the ongoing virus crisis.
The Walt Disney Company has shared that executive chairman Bob Iger will give up his entire salary, and newly-named CEO Bob Chapek will take a 50 percent pay cut amid the ongoing global virus crisis.
