Travel & Leisure

Disney was already rumored to be looking at how to properly close the unpopular attraction without it being viewed as a political statement.

Blizzard Beach closed along with all other Disney parks when the coronavirus pandemic hit Florida in March of this year.

Many of the Flamingo Crossing hotels are already open, but the rest of the complex is planned to open in the next few years.

City Wilds.

The gray and white Apple Store aesthetic that left Epcot’s Future World feeling cold has now been accented by pops of color in a more abstract futurist style.

And a Brightline route from Orlando to Tampa will tentatively break ground in 2022.

Iron Gwazi was originally set to debut in Spring of 2020, but COVID-19 had other plans.

‘I’m a Florida-based ski-lift attendant,’ sounds cool, right?

Real snow … in Florida.

A new 4D movie will debut in the Fun Town Theater next spring.

Of the seventeen identified ships, the average age of the boats is 25 years old.

“Remember the movie that came out at Walt Disney World?,” yells the man “It was called A Bug’s Life! Remember Hopper?”

The announcement comes after Universal announced on July 24 that it would be canceling what would have been the annual event’s 30th anniversary.

Also, there will be no indoor haunted houses this year and no costumes will be allowed.

The new space will also offer new pandemic-related safety measures.

An additional, though more limited, offer open to teachers is that they can purchase up to three guest tickets for $27.99 each through Sept.30.

“What is this, where they hatch baby dinosaurs?”

With Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party canceled, this is the only Halloween game in town for Orlando’s all-ages theme park lovers.

Multiple scenarios have emerged on how Universal plans on addressing the quickly changing economic and social realities that affect their resorts.

Instead of launching the 50th anniversary in early 2021, Disney now looks to be pushing it back to October 1, the actual anniversary date.