The latest happenings at Disney, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld and other Central Florida attractions.
Orange Bird is red-hot. The animated character, created for Florida Citrus Growers as Disney World prepared to open, maintains a legion of fans more than 50 years after his debut |  | |
People are happier at Disney World parks now — during a time when visitors must wear masks and can't get the full experience — than before the pandemic, the company's leader said. |  | |
Riptide Race, a dueling-raft water slide at Aquatica water park, will debut April 3, SeaWorld says. |  | |
Disney World is temporarily closing Main Street Confectionary, The Chapeau stores near Magic Kingdom entrance |  | |
It's reunion week for Gatorland's "School of Croc," the early pandemic program on YouTube that starred attraction's staff and reptiles. |  | |
SeaWorld Orlando has given a touch-up to Shark Encounter attraction. It's not a complete overhaul, but it falls in line with other recent park upgrades. |  | |
Getting a gig at a theme park means a local band must mask up - like everybody else. Here's what it feels like to play during the pandemic. |  | |
Orlando Science Center's new hybrid exhibit features food (and food for thought). |  | |
It takes more than "bibbidi-bobbidi-boo" to get Cinderella Castle ready for Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary celebration. |  | |
From a wide range of festivals to early Easter celebrations, there's plenty to do this week and weekend in Central Florida. |  | |
Spring has sprung, and that means it's time for Art in Bloom at Orlando Museum of Art, a fundraiser through March 28 featuring colorful floral arrangements inspired by the museum's... |  | |
The City of Orlando's Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake provides opportunities for all types of recreation including fishing, disc golf, picnicking, camping and hiking. |  | |
An interior-design company and Nassal, an Orlando scenic fabricator, working together to create at-home immersive experiences. |  | |
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