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Guests can explore more than 60 Disney character topiaries, over 31 stunning gardens, and unique exhibits across EPCOT’s four neighborhoods.

According to Universal, guests will soon be able to pay only with credit or debit cards, Universal Pay, Universal Gift Cards, or tap-to-pay methods at the water park.

The figures, part of the attraction’s iconic “For the First Time in Forever,” “Let It Go,” and the “In Summer” scenes, have been modernized with advanced technology.

Space 220 at EPCOT takes Disney World dining to “next level” with a space-themed prix fixe menu featuring bluefin tuna tartare, tempura cauliflower “hot wings,” Indian-inspired chicken with coconut rice, Mediterranean-style grouper and the restaurant’s No. 1 seller: beef tenderloin with a loaded potato twist. Executive Chef Mark shares how the kitchen focuses on “fresh” flavors and the “wow factor” at one of the most immersive restaurants at Walt Disney World.

Affection Section has long been a favorite spot where visitors can interact with farm animals like goats, sheep, and pigs. The Wildlife Express Train connects guests to Rafiki’s Planet Watch, a conservation-focused area of the park.

A World War II hero got to celebrate a milestone birthday in true Disney style.

The Boring Company, founded and owned by Elon Musk, has been picked to dig tunnels connecting Universal’s Orlando theme parks.

According to Universal, guests will soon be able to pay only with credit or debit cards, Universal Pay, Universal Gift Cards, or tap-to-pay methods at the water park.

Texts obtained by News 6 show Universal cooperated with state after 32-year-old Kevin Rodriguez Zavala died after riding Stardust Racers.

Universal Orlando isn’t operating at full capacity yet, but execs say the company has made significant strides in expanding ride throughput.

Prior to the medical examiner’s findings, Ben Crump’s law firm stated the family was “seeking answers and full transparency regarding the circumstances surrounding her death. We now know the cause of death, according to the medical examiner.

Attorney Ben Crump will represent the family of a 70-year-old woman who died after riding the Revenge of the Mummy roller coaster at Universal Orlando Resort in November.

From SeaWorld Orlando’s groundbreaking SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep to exciting ride refurbishments and fresh experiences at Walt Disney World, the region is set for a year of unforgettable fun.

The spooky season is still a few months away, but horror fans can get their frightful fix in Orlando this weekend, including exclusive panels of two premier Halloween festivals. Spooky Empire, the largest convention for horror fans in the United States, runs Friday through Sunday at the Doubletree by Hilton at SeaWorld.

The I-4 Food Tour heads to SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival.

SeaWorld Orlando has announced an exciting addition to its Seven Seas Food Festival lineup, inviting guests to let the party play on with newly added performers.

SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival 5K Fun Run is back for all ages to participate in. Run for a chance to win SeaWorld Orlando annual passes!

Running from Jan. 31 to May 4, guests can savor nearly 200 food and drink options inspired by international cultures while enjoying the attractions and animal presentations.

Prior to the medical examiner’s findings, Ben Crump’s law firm stated the family was “seeking answers and full transparency regarding the circumstances surrounding her death. We now know the cause of death, according to the medical examiner.

Guests can once again enjoy a whimsical afternoon tea inspired by Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Alice in Wonderland” with reservations opening Feb. 19.

SeaWorld Orlando is kicking off the new year with a playful celebration just for kids during Just for Kids Weekend, set for Jan. 24-25.

The outdoor roller coaster will take over the spot once occupied by Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit at Universal Studios Florida, putting guests directly in the driver’s seat of the Fast & Furious universe.

Kids ages 6 to 12 competed by designing and building original LEGO spacecraft, either ahead of time or on-site, surrounded by real rockets and spaceflight history.

Running select dates from Jan. 17 through Feb. 15, families visiting the park on Lego Ninjago Weekends can enjoy interactive activities, character meet-and-greets, high-energy shows, and hands-on builds.