The latest happenings at Disney, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld and other Central Florida attractions.
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Disney Cruise Line will be keeping Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy at Port Canaveral while Disney Magic will sail from New York, Puerto Rico and Miami and Disney Wonder will sail from California and Galveston, Texas. | | |
Bo Peep, a heroine in the upcoming "Toy Story 4," is now mingling with guests at Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park. | | |
Volcano Bay had been open less than an hour to the general public Sunday before at least one visitor complained something was wrong, according to a report. Yet Universal's water park remained open for hours afterward, even as other visitors reported feeling electric shocks — like they had been "zapped" — at about 11 a.m. when they walked on the pavement, a tourist said. | | |
Disney is selling a deal on theme park tickets this summer to Florida residents. | | |
Ripley's Believe It or Not attraction on International Drive is offering free admission to teachers this summer. | | |
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is offering the Florida Four-Pack Special, a discount ticket for Floridians, through June 27. | | |
On the final day of their Orlando vacation, three sisters walked at Volcano Bay when two of them suddenly felt "zapped" on their feet. They're frustrated by what they see as Universal's slow response to guests reportedly being electrically shocked. | | |
Most of Epcot's Eat to the Beat concert performers for 2019 have been revealed. The Disney World event kicks off Aug. 29. | | |
Four narrators for the 2019 edition of Epcot's Candlelight Processional have been identified by Disney World. | | |
A new fireworks show will be presented during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party this year, Disney World says. | | |
SeaWorld Orlando on Saturday confirmed that it is building a new roller coaster that will open next year. | | |
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Disney's newest land, has a look that's otherworldly but based in reality, executives say. "It should feel like we've walked right into a Star Wars adventure." | | |
On the first day that Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is open at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., we take a look at Disney's new creation by the numbers. | | |
Theme Park reporters Dewayne Bevil and Gabrielle Russon discuss their experience at Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge in the first episode of Theme Park Rangers podcast. | | |
Galaxy's Edge hasn't made it to Orlando yet, but you can get a "Star Wars" fix at Walt Disney World already. | | |
As Legoland prepares to open its third hotel next year, business leaders in Winter Haven say the theme park's impact has led to a resurgence in the local economy. | | |
Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, a new "Star Wars" ride at Disneyland, gives control to theme park visitors in the cockpit of the iconic spaceship. | | |
Blue milk and other otherworldly foods are finding homes at Disney parks through Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. | | |
The Magic Kingdom's massive Mickey Celebration Donuts are super popular at Disney, so now they are staying longer. | | | |
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