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First Fin-tastic Residents Dive into SEA LIFE at LEGOLAND Florida! Get ready to make a splash! The very first marine animals have officially arrived at SEA LIFE Florida Aquarium at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort, and the excitement is bubbling over! This major milestone brings us one step closer to opening the doors to an incredible underwater […]
Jumping for Joeys! Meet the Adorable New Tammar Wallabies at Disney’s Animal Kingdom There’s a new hoppening crowd at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and they’re impossibly cute! 🦘 Just in time to add a little extra spring to your step, Tammar wallabies — the smallest species of wallaby in the world — have made their official […]
Get Ready to “Stand Out” at the D23 A Goofy Movie Throwback Premiere at Disney Springs Time to lace up your Powerline high-tops and hit the road — D23 is going to the max this summer with a one-night-only throwback celebration of A Goofy Movie at the very place where it all began! On August […]
Disney Junior Characters Take a Summer Break from Animation Courtyard as “Cool Kid Summer” Heats Up at Hollywood Studios If you’ve strolled through Animation Courtyard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios lately hoping to catch a hug from Vampirina or a royal wave from Fancy Nancy, you may have run into some rolling planters instead. That’s because […]
This summer at Universal Studios Hollywood, you can meet your favorite characters, experience soak-worthy thrills, savor movie-themed foods, and join the ultimate party in the park for the best summer day in L.A.! From June 13 to August 10, 2025, soak up the fun at the all-new Universal Mega Movie Summer with splash-filled attractions like Jurassic World – The Ride, now featuring the brand-new Mosasaurus Splash! Meet your favorite characters and snap photos at new photo ops, celebrate iconic anniversaries like 50 years of Jaws and 40 years of Back to the Future, and indulge in movie-inspired eats and treats (available for in-park purchase). It’s a summer celebration like no other! Celebrate Jurassic World Rebirth at Universal Mega Movie Summer with all-new character meet and greets, a dinosaur scavenger hunt, and an enhanced Mosasaurus splash encounter on Jurassic World – The Ride. Celebrate the film’s 50th anniversary with all-new surprises on the world-famous Studio Tour, including the infamous Jaws Lake attraction, with a special July 4th celebration all summer long. Experience 1.21 gigawatts of pure awesome with character meet and greets, themed food and merchandise, and more in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Back to the Future. Experience a nighttime party not to be missed. Grab your friends and party in the park like never before. Are you ready to book your Universal vacation? Leave all the details to our friends at Academy Travel Agency & let one of their Universal experts take it from here!
The next round of “Good to Go” days for May is here. Find out when Annual Passholders won’t need a park reservation. Annual Passholder Annual Passholders receive some great perks …
One of Disney’s most popular family-friendly attractions is closing soon. Credit: Disney Related: Guests Alerted to Changes, Relocation at Disney World’s Hollywood Studios The Disney theme parks are notorious for the many rides and attractions guests can find inside, ranging from thrilling adventures through the Wild West on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad to serene serenades at Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. No matter how young or old guests are, there’s always something waiting for them around the corner at places like Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, and the original Disneyland Park. This remains true for Disney’s international resorts as well, with Disneyland Paris featuring a nice list of activities and attractions of its own. While Disney’s one and only European resort does have some unique experiences that can only be found there, Disneyland Paris also features a long list of classic Disney attractions, making it feel right at home alongside Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Unfortunately, one of Paris’ most popular attractions is closing soon. Disneyland Paris Closing Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast Attraction Credit: Disney Related: ‘Star Wars’ Confirms New Version of Ahsoka, Original Actress Returning Disneyland Paris has confirmed that Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast will close this summer. The arcade-style shoot-em-up dark ride will close on June 23, 2025. The resort has not given a reopening timeframe, meaning guests will simply have to wait for more details to be released. According to first-hand accounts, the attraction could use some help, something it shares
Fans of That’s So Raven are coming together in full force after beloved actor Rondell Sheridan, who played Raven Baxter’s father Victor Baxter on the hit Disney Channel sitcom, shared a heartbreaking health update. The actor took to Instagram on May 7 to reveal that he has been battling severe pancreatitis, a diagnosis that has kept him hospitalized and forced him to step back from work. In an emotional video posted to his GoFundMe account, Sheridan opened up about his health struggles while lying in a hospital bed wearing a gown. He explained that his condition had taken a more aggressive turn than he initially expected. “On April 10th, I was on the road and got sick. Went to the hospital and they thought it was gastric. I got home on the 12th and immediately went to the hospital at North Ridge and was told it’s pancreatitis,” Sheridan shared, his voice trembling. “Tons of tests. I was in the hospital for nine days. I got released and thought I was on the road to recovery. But it was just for observation.” The actor further revealed that his pancreas is severely inflamed, a condition that has left him unable to work for the foreseeable future. “My pancreas is inflamed and there’s not much you can do about it but just wait for the inflammation to go down,” Sheridan said. “I didn’t realize that I was going to be and will be out of work for quite some time.”
The echoes of screams and the rumble of bobsleds have gone quiet at the base of Disneyland California Park’s towering mountain. For the first time in a long while, the snowcapped silhouette of the Matterhorn stands silent—its icy peaks still catching the California sun, while its base has vanished behind a sea of beige construction walls. What’s happening to Disneyland’s original thrill ride? And more importantly—why now? Credit: Disney Disneyland California Matterhorn: A Quiet Closure With a Loud Legacy Guests visiting Disneyland this week were met with a surprising sight: the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction is closed for refurbishment, with themed construction walls circling the surrounding area. The walls, a mix of beige panels and brown wood, extend up to the Monorail track where a scrim bridges the gap between the rockwork and fencing. No major announcement preceded the closure, and Disney has remained tight-lipped on the refurbishment’s specifics. A sign on the walls offers only a vague promise: the attraction will reopen “later this fall.” So what’s behind the silence? Could this be more than just a routine touch-up? Credit: Inside the Magic Nostalgia Wrapped in Scrim Though the mountain itself remains visible, the surrounding construction creates a stark contrast—inviting curious speculation. However, Disney did leave a historical breadcrumb trail for fans. A series of shield-shaped signs now line the walls near the entrance, each offering glimpses into the story of Disneyland’s very first mountain. It’s a history worth retelling.