The latest happenings at Disney, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld and other Central Florida attractions.
 Thursday, Apr 12 Universal has acquired additional acres in Orlando for possible theme park expansion, along with the deed restrictions that once were intended to block construction of rival theme parks there. |
| In spring, Gatorland is for the birds. Thousands of feathered friends gather at the Orlando attraction, interacting peacefully with hundreds of full-time reptilian Gatorland residents and dozens of photographers. |
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| The one-day $10 admission deal is returning to Orlando Science Center. Tickets for visits to the Loch Haven Park museum on April 15 are now on sale. |
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| The Crossroads of Lake Buena Vista shopping center is set for demolition as part of an I-4 improvement project, meaning dozens of restaurants will have to relocate and the end of destination dining location. |
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| The Disney Springs culinary landscape continues to grow, with Maria & Enzo's joining the bevy of options in this dining and entertainment complex. Maria & Enzo's is carving out a niche for themselves with their themed concept and Italian fare. |
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| Florida professor, team build augmented reality app to highlights SeaWorld's animal captivity |
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| About 50,000 copies of "Diverse City: A Multicultural Guide to Orlando" are printed and available for free at several locations, including Orlando City Hall, the Orange County Convention Center and Rosen hotels. |
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| Universal Orlando Resort is hiring 3,000 full-time and part-time positions for the summer season. |
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| SeaWorld was notified by the SEC that it could face a civil punishment. |
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| Universal has made it's most specific references yet to a new theme park in Orlando, according to documents filed in a lawsuit. New media reports also revived the idea that a Nintendo-inspired attraction is coming to the property, as well as an Pokemon attraction in the existing parks. |
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| Disney's "purple wall" in Magic Kingdom has served as a backdrop for many a selfie. And in a land known for change, it hasn't escaped the seemingly inevitable. |
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| Universal Orlando has introduced a limited-time ticket offer for Florida residents. The deal is good for four days' admission to Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure theme parks, must be purchased online by April 30 and all four days used by June 28. |
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| Walt Disney World is introducing a 10-foot-tall way to get into the details of its World of Avatar at Disney's Animal Kingdom. The Pandora Utility Suit, a mechanical apparatus helmed by a human pilot, will debut at the theme park on April 22. |
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| Orlando Science Center once again presents its Science of Wine event. The benefit, featuring 150 global wines plus food from 30 restaurants, will be held April 28. at the Loch Haven Park museum. |
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| A taste of Disney's Toy Story Land's playful dishes was shared on the Disney Parks Blog today. |
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| When "Together Forever – A Pixar Nighttime Spectacular" debuts at Disneyland this week, visitors will see fireworks and projections onto Sleeping Beauty Castle, a flying Buzz Lightyear and the house from "Up" moving across the sky. |
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| The Mickey and Minnie house filled with Disney decor has hit the market with interiors including a Goofy room, Princess Jasmine wall and Tinkerbell powder room. |
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| The Perez Art Museum Miami's soccer exhibit "The World's Game: Futbol and Contemporary Art" will open Friday, April 13. |
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| Universal Orlando has released a more details about its Fast & Furious — Supercharged attraction at Universal Studios theme park. But it stopped short of getting more specific about an opening date, which the resort has narrowed down to spring of 2018. |
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| The new 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' movie will be incorporated into the upcoming Star Wars: Galactic Nights event at Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park. The actors who plays Chewbacca will make a special appearance. |
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