UPDATE June 10 – Although there were rumblings earlier in the year that The Simpsons could be leaving Universal theme parks earlier than was once thought, it now looks like Universal has a different plan. According to a new Universal Orlando update video which has been posted to YouTube by Theme Park Stop, it now…
UPDATE June 10 – There is nothing more a Universal fan likes to hear than the potential return of a classic IP, so recent rumors have certainly generated a lot of excitement. We now know that the new Cinesational lagoon show and the Universal Mega Movie Parade will both include The Ghostbusters with the latter…
UPDATE June 9 – According to the recent Universal Orlando Update posted to YouTube by Theme Park Stop it looks like the latest speculation regarding a time frame for the potential closure of the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit is mid-2025 at the earliest. Original rumors began back in August 2023 when Universal cut the song…
UPDATE June 8, 2024 – As Dreamworks Land soft opens with its official opening less that a week away on Friday June 14, Universal appears to have also turned its attention to one of its existing iconic attractions, E.T. Adventure. It has been reported that new ride system improvements were done on E.T Adventure during…
UPDATE June 3, 2024 – It has been over a year since we have heard any news regarding Six Flags New Orleans. In a recent news article, we learn that the abandoned theme park will finally be demolished to make way for redevelopment of the site. According to the news article, at the moment brush…
The incorporation of 3D rides have both revolutionized and challenged the theme park world. Let’s delve into the history of some of the most iconic 3D rides at Universal Studios Hollywood and explore their impact…
Long before the high tech and immersive dark rides of today we had something quite different. Here is the story of one of the earliest incarnations introduced in the United States — a funhouse-like dark ride known as Laff in the Dark…
For Cedar Point, there could be no greater frustration than having their brand new, much-touted, new for 2024 ride standing-but-not-operating for weeks after its initial debut. A lot of people are to blame… but who do you think deserves the embarrassment?
Is it time for Buzz Lightyear to blast off to make room for Ralph or should Disney drop their laser blasters altogether and try something new with Tomorrowland?
As we inch closer to this year’s D23 Expo, there’s a lot that could be announced, and we’re hoping at least one of these rumors is right on the money!
