Theme Parks

Disney guests who have been impacted will be provided a refund or exchange.

"Moira’s Party Boat: Ew, Cruising!" is set to sail from Miami on March 30, stopping in Key West, Florida, and then on to Nassau, Bahamas. The cruise will return to Miami on April 3.

Like much of Central Florida, the rain came pouring down at Disney's Hollywood Studios on Monday night.

Walt Disney World will no longer require face coverings for fully vaccinated guests in both outdoor and indoor locations starting Feb. 17.

The program would apply to all season, part-time and full-time employees wishing to pursue higher education, according to the Dollywood Parks and Resorts website.

The Smithsonian National Museum of American History is asking for vacation photos from Disneyland in California or Disney World in Florida.

Viewers praised the cast member for keeping his cool under the circumstances.

Universal Orlando’s Mardi Gras returns next month and the resort promises “star-studded live concerts, a spectacular Mardi Gras parade, and savory cuisine inspired by diverse flavors from around the world.”

“Get ready for uncharted chills on the all-new Ice Breaker coaster!”

Emergency crews responded to a small fire inside the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida on Tuesday.

Nick Caturano, who runs the website GoofyVaccine.com confirmed that an internal memo was sent out to employees, notifying them of the pause.

The iconic mouse celebrates his 93rd birthday on Thursday, Nov. 18.

When Central Florida’s newest theme park opens early next year, it is going to offer families dealing with autism something that many attractions don’t offer- -- peace of mind.

Universal Orlando is welcoming military members and their families with the return of the Military Freedom Pass.

Riders were apparently stuck on the malfunctioned ride for roughly 90 minutes.

After testing everyone, the park will remain shut on Monday and Tuesday as it continues to cooperate with pandemic prevention efforts, Shanghai Disneyland said in a statement Monday.

Festivities will begin on October 1st, the same day the theme park company opened its first Florida park in 1971, and go for 18 months.

The "Happiest Place on Earth," just got more expensive.