The latest happenings at Disney, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld and other Central Florida attractions.
 At Scream n' Stream, a new haunted drive-thru attraction, visitors take a ride through a "Night at the Die-In" and find themselves a part of a horror film. Tunnel of the Damned, also new for... |   | |
 The Haunted Road, a new drive-thru Halloween attraction, had trouble opening weekend with one canceled event night, long waits and unhappy customers. | | | |
 Fun Spot is introducing escape room at Orlando location and adding Halloween trick-or-treating there and in Kissimmee. Also coming: "fright bites" menus . | | | |
 Corn stalks still stand tall, but there are changes afoot at Scott's Maze Adventures, reopening for the first time in the COVID-19 era. | | | |
 The notice to the state is the first indicator of how many Orlando employees are affected as part of the massive layoffs the company announced Tuesday when the market closed. The layoffs begin... | | | |
 Stricken by the coronavirus pandemic, Walt Disney Co. revealed Tuesday it is laying off 28,000 U.S. employees, including some at Walt Disney World. | | | |
 Gaylord Palms is selling tickets to the resort's Christmas festivities, including the new "I Love Christmas Movies" experience. | | | |
 Universal Orlando has announced discount-ticket deals for its theme parks — one that throws in three free days — and extended the purchase deadline on an existing offer. | | | |
 Orlando Science Center is rolling out eye-catching promotions for its upcoming exhibit "Pompeii: The Immortal City." One mixes the ancient city with augmented reality, and the other features... | | | |
 In Orlando's new Holocaust museum, each day visitors will have the ability to ask questions directly of survivors — even those who are no longer living. | | | |
 You might not see crowds this low at Walt Disney World again. It also doesn't mean you won't have to wait in line. | | | |
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