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Disney World starts scanning kids' fingers

Walt Disney World has begun requiring children from 3 to 9 years old to have their fingers scanned when they enter the theme parks, just like older kids and adults. [More]

 

Theme parks look to virtual reality to fake us out

Get ready for goggles in theme parks. Virtual reality, with its computer-generated sights and sounds that surround users, soon will transport parkgoers to places impossible to build. [More]

 

Pulse victims honored with Universal Studios window

A special window honoring victims of the Pulse shooting has been installed above a street scene at Universal Studios theme park. [More]

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Orlando tourists can upgrade for special experiences

Central Florida attractions are king of the add-on, making guests pay more for early admission, special seating for shows or getting one-on-one time with attraction experts. [More]

 

Swan and Dolphin: Contest winner gets presidential suite stay

The Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort is marking this election year with a giveaway that puts the winner inside one of its presidential suites. [More]

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