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First Look at Nightmarish Collections of All-New Merchandise for Universal Horror Unleashed Las Vegas

Universal Horror Unleashed Debuts Exclusive Merch Collection That’s to Die For When Universal Horror Unleashed opens its doors on August 14, 2025, at Las Vegas’ electrifying AREA15 district, it won’t just be scaring the life out of guests—it’ll be sending them home with killer souvenirs, too. Because what’s a year-round horror destination without some ghoulish […]

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Celebrate the Holidays at Disneyland and California Adventure

Celebrate the Holidays at the Disneyland Resort Theme Parks Each year, the Disneyland Resort undergoes a breathtaking transformation into a sparkling winter wonderland. The beloved “Holidays at the Disneyland Resort,” featuring the vibrant Disney Festival of Holidays and the lively Disney ¡Viva Navidad!, are set to return on November 14, 2025, continuing their magic through […]

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Guests Report Disturbing Discovery in Disney Rooms and Beyond

It’s the last thing anyone wants to find on a dream vacation — but for a growing number of Disney guests, it’s becoming a recurring nightmare. Reports of bed bugs are once again surfacing across Disney resorts and cruise ships, with some guests alleging inadequate responses from guest services when raising the alarm. The issue isn’t new, nor is it unique to Disney. Bed bugs have long been an unpleasant but occasional part of travel, even in high-end resorts. They don’t discriminate by star rating or cleanliness. All it takes is a single traveler bringing them in — and once they’re in, they’re hard to get out. Credit: Disney Still, Disney is a brand associated with meticulous standards and a long-standing reputation for excellence. So when incidents like these surface — particularly with claims of slow or underwhelming responses — they stand out. Bed Bugs Reported on the Disney Magic A recent post on Reddit described a troubling situation aboard the Disney Magic, the cruise line’s oldest ship. A guest claimed to have found an insect in their child’s bed and quickly reported it to guest services. “Initial response from guest services was promising, but follow-up has been awful,” the guest wrote. “We had two connected rooms and have had to abandon one, so now our family is separated.” Credit: Disney Worse still, they said

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Disney Exits Tokyo, Makes Official Move to Two Other Locations in Japan

Tokyo Disney Resort surprised fans this week by announcing plans to pack its bags this summer and head for two locations across Japan. Here’s what you need to know! On July 22, the Oriental Land Company (a third-party group that operates Tokyo Disney Resort under a license from The Walt Disney Company) issued a press release revealing plans for a Fantasy Springs-inspired drone show, “Magic in the Air,” to tour Japan this August. The 15-minute performance utilizes roughly 1,500 drones to create images of fan-favorite Disney characters. Credit: Tokyo Disney Resort Mickey Mouse welcomes spectators to the program, followed by scenes inspired by Aladdin (1992). The nighttime spectacular features recognizable Disney music and scenes specifically inspired by Fantasy Springs, the newest Tokyo DisneySea port with areas themed after Frozen (2013), Peter Pan (1953), and Tangled (2010). Credit: Tokyo Disney This is actually the second time “Magic in the Air” has toured fireworks festivals across Japan. Last year, Tokyo Disney Resort premiered the tour to celebrate the grand opening of Fantasy Springs in June 2024. This followed the country’s first-ever drone show tour in 2023, which celebrated the Japanese Disney park’s 40th anniversary. As of now, there are only two scheduled stops for the “Magic in the Air” drone show tour across Japan. On Saturday, August 2, the show will perform at The 109th Ashikaga Fireworks Festival in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture, around 7:15 p.m. The nighttime spectacular will also appear at around 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 16, at The

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