Disney’s Hollywood Studios is in something of a state of flux at the moment. Big changes are coming. But, because of those changes, a large number of attractions at the park have either been removed or simply stopped being renovated.
Here, we’ve collected ten of the best examples of “plussing” existing Disney Parks rides through changes – usually the big kind, but not always – that resonate with guests.
There are a vast multitude of reasons why Disney is still No. 1. Some of those are impossible for Universal to overcome, but there are still things that the new-look Universal can learn from its big brother down the block.
Attraction downtimes are more common than you might think, but this setback doesn’t have to ruin your day.
You can act as surprised, hurt, ambushed, and dismayed as you want; we saw it coming, and here it is: Disney’s next price hike.
Let’s face it. 2014 was a disastrous year for SeaWorld Parks. Does this simple change signal a new direction? While the company owns a few water parks, family parks, and the two Busch Gardens adventure parks, it derived its name from its most (in)famous asset. Indeed, over the course of the last 18 months, SeaWorld…
Many of the Disney attractions are filled with suspense, but a lot of them are imbued with their fair share of mystery as well.
While you can stay at all DVC properties over the course of your various vacations, determining your home property is still a crucial decision for a member.
There’s no two ways around it: 2015 is going to be a quiet year in Orlando.
It’s very common for hit Disney movies and television shows to be turned into attractions, but the transition from an attraction to a movie or TV series comes along less often.
