The latest happenings at Disney, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld and other Central Florida attractions.
Disney World on Tuesday revealed a jump in theme-park ticket prices, their first increase since 2018. | | |
Universal Orlando's holiday lineup again includes Grinchmas, Macy's parade, Mannheim Steamroller concerts. | | |
SeaWorld Orlando reveals ride vehicles for Pipeline roller coaster at IAAPA. | | |
One cruise line's loss is Mickey Mouse's gain as Disney Cruise Line announced it would acquire the unfinished Global Dream cruise ship under construction in Germany. | | |
Mickey and pirates and scares, oh my! Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the return of an updated "Fantasmic" to Disney's Hollywood Studios,... | | |
Theme Park Rangers Radar eyes Ripley's Marilyn Monroe dress, holidays at Space Mountain, Disney's Christmas tree cake. | | |
New Ripley exhibit in Orlando stars NASA's "lost" tapes of first moonwalk. Company bought Apollo 11 relics for $1.8 million in '19. | | |
Gingerbread castle at Contemporary Resort, celebrates Disney World's 50th anniversary, Mary Blair. | | |
It was no surprise Disney Cruise Line landed the top award for U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking for best cruise lines for families. It's the ninth year in a row the Mouse had... | | |
Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, Disney World's immersive experience, wins Thea Award announced at IAAPA Expo. | | |
Universal Orlando hosts "Premier League Mornings Live" fan festival and broadcast in January. | | |
Perky's Pizza, a 30-year veteran of IAAPA Expo, likes its corner booth at the attractions conference, the lowest-numbered slot of the 1,100 vendors. | | |
IAAPA opening ceremony includes Ripley's Jim Pattison taking on chairman duties. | | |
"You make the magic yourself, right?" one Disney tourist said. | | |
Walt Disney World has chosen housing developer The Michaels Organization to build, own and operate its new affordable housing development near Flamingo Crossings Town Center. | | |
Disney is planning a "targeted hiring freeze" as part of a broader strategy to cut costs after its recent quarterly earnings fell short of expectations, according to a memo by CEO Bob... | | |
It is unclear if Walt Disney World will be affected specifically, but one union leader said it was unlikely to affect local workers soon. | | |
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