Amusement Park News

Sesame Street Land opened as planned in the spring of 2019 at SeaWorld Orlando. Unlike the much-delayed Infinity Falls attraction in 2018, this immersive land welcomed Big Bird and friends right on time.The land features full-sized buildings to honor life-size – and some larger than life – characters. Currently under construction, a media tour of the site in just the last week revealed that one building had a giant cutout marking a door site that would be large enough for even Big Bird to walk through. The land features a daily parade, which is a first for SeaWorld Orlando, with eight floats planned. The parade is scheduled to run once a day, and last thirty minutes, although more frequent run times could be added during busy periods according to a park spokesperson. The conception should be similar to the Sesame Street ...   [read more]

Reservations are already sold out for Galaxy's Edge visits at Disneyland through June 23rd. A four hour window for visiting the attraction allowed up to six people per reservation. After June 23, reservations will no longer be required to visit Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. For those longing to be an early arrival on the new “planet,” guests need to book a room at one of the three hotels at the resort. Guests staying during those dates will receive a “designated reservation during their stay” according to the Disneyland website. Whether attending sooner or later, Galaxy's Edge offers a wide range of experiences for guests, from interactive experiences to food selections that fit the environment. Walt Disney Imagineering promises encounters with rebel spies, alien creatures, droids, shopkeepers, pirates, ...   [read more]