Self-Service Ticket Kiosks Removed from Universal Orlando
Guests are directed to use the Universal Orlando app or visit staffed ticket windows instead.
Guests are directed to use the Universal Orlando app or visit staffed ticket windows instead.
The park's entrance buildings transition from pink tones to whites, creams, and browns inspired by early Hollywood architecture.
The park breaks the record held by Diagon Alley, earning top honors for theme park, ride, attraction, and themed land.
The $90 million attraction is the resort's first indoor space-themed coaster and the first new coaster built since 2011.
The updated map shows the permanent closure of MuppetVision 3D and the ongoing area transformation.
New wands feature illumination effects and haptic vibrations at $85 each, with five new spell locations added.
Buildings are visibly rising for the new roller coaster featuring 360-degree spinning cars and a 170-foot vertical spike.
Poor uptime on headline attractions is the primary obstacle preventing Annual Pass access to the park.
Surging demand for limited-edition pins forces new wristband and queue management systems.
The popular value resort receives refreshed rooms, lobby improvements, and dining space updates.
The main E-ticket dark ride building has increased by more than 13% in size, suggesting a bigger experience than originally planned.
Combined with the Jurassic Park River Adventure closure, the Jurassic Park area is significantly impacted.
Total 2025 attendance dropped 1.8% across SeaWorld's 13 parks, with revenue falling 3.6% to $1.7 billion.
All purchases must now be made via card, Universal Pay, or tap-to-pay methods.
Rumors of the popular parade's removal are quickly shut down by park officials.
The brothers allege their Battle at the Ministry ride vehicle malfunctioned on Christmas Day 2025.
The area including the Wildlife Express Train closes to become an interactive Bluey play experience.
Epic Universe reshapes the Central Florida market as all operators accelerate investment in new attractions.
Walt Disney Imagineering displays detailed models of three major resort-wide expansion projects.
Universal is intentionally capping daily ticket sales, targeting full-capacity operations by end of year.
New 6 and 7-day tickets position Universal Orlando as a full-week vacation destination.
The popular dual-track coaster closes for what was initially 3 days but extends to nearly a month.
Universal's corporate website mentions "expanding Epic Universe" before quickly revising the statement.
The first European Universal park will be built near Bedford, UK, with construction starting in 2026.
A new version celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States will debut on July 2.
Disney's seasonal water park swap begins, with both parks set to operate simultaneously from May through September.
Construction permits reveal a massive 150,000 square foot expansion adjacent to the Ministry of Magic.
The water slides remain behind construction walls past their scheduled reopening with no clear return date.
The water park kicks off the new season with combo ticket packages starting from $170 per person per night.
The popular boat ride receives new Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff figures matching the high-quality Hong Kong Disneyland versions.