Buddy the Unicorn appeared outside Universal Studios Hollywood during the opening night of Halloween Horror Nights on September 3, 2026. Universal personnel later told the character to leave the property. The appearance drew attention because Buddy is the title...
Disney has released updated concept art for the upcoming Cars Land expansion replacing Frontierland’s Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island—but something’s missing. Actually, two somethings.
In a striking turn of events, Disney fans are throwing the company’s own words back at it after this week’s announcement that the Rivers of America—including Tom Sawyer Island and the Liberty Belle Riverboat—will close permanently at Magic Kingdom on July 6, 2025 in Walt Disney World.
Walt Disney World has officially announced that the Rivers of America at Magic Kingdom, including the Liberty Square Riverboat and Tom Sawyer Island, is closing permanently at the end of July 6, 2025, immediately following the Fourth of July weekend.
With the grand opening of a new adults-only lounge in EPCOT called GEO-82 just a day away, Disney has quietly removed two large trees from Dreamers Point—an area previously celebrated for its contemplative tribute to Walt Disney. The removal has sparked renewed scrutiny of EPCOT’s ongoing transformation, with critics accusing Disney of further sidelining families in favor of catering to childless adult travelers and upscale drinking experiences.
Universal Orlando Resort has officially announced that Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit, the iconic roller coaster towering over the entrance of Universal Studios Florida, will be permanently closing on August 18, 2025. The attraction’s impending retirement was first hinted at in late 2024, but the official closing date is now confirmed.
Universal has made its first official announcement for Halloween Horror Nights 2025, and it’s a big one. The HHN X account revealed that Five Nights at Freddy’s will be part of this year’s event in both Orlando and Hollywood, but with an intriguing twist: the exact format is still a mystery.
June has arrived, and with it comes the return of Disney’s annual PRIDE celebration at Walt Disney World. Guests visiting Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom will immediately notice rainbow-colored touches across the resort—from photo backdrops to updated murals and limited-time offerings.
Horror has evolved from a seasonal thrill into a sprawling cultural ecosystem, and Universal is leading the charge. From streaming hits to theme park spectacles, horror now thrives year-round. An upcoming The Exorcist haunted house attraction at Universal Horror...
Walt Disney World has launched a new marketing push called "Cool Kid Summer" that is mostly a gimmick of highlighted air conditioning experiences guests can enjoy (character meet and greets, the two "new" shows at Hollywood Studios). But there are a few perks and...
Dolly Parton just got another major victory in her legendary career—this time not on the music charts, but in the Smoky Mountains where Dollywood just defeated Disneyland to be named America’s favorite theme park.
Just as fans were celebrating the long-awaited return of a nighttime parade to Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom with “Starlight,” Disney has announced a notable policy shift—one that could significantly affect Annual Passholders hoping to catch the debut.
After months of speculation, shifting expectations, and a suspiciously quiet rollout, Walt Disney World has finally confirmed a debut date for its upcoming nighttime parade in the Magic Kingdom. Titled Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away, the highly anticipated show will premiere on July 20, 2025.