Today’s Orlando Fringe Festival reviews include “Bugged Lady 2: Venomous Revenge,” “Forest of Truth,” “Forgive Me Grandma For I Have Sinned,” “The King Must Die,” and “10 More Sketches with Rauce and Joel.”
Rauce Padgett and Joel Warren make a very welcome return to Fringe with “10 More Sketches With Rauce and Joel” (Peach, 60 minutes). The two have an
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Disney Cruise Line’s Treasure Tomorrow program supports career exploration for Caribbean students in maritime and hospitality fields across ports visited by the Disney Treasure. The cruise line launched the initiative Continue Reading →
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Today, Disney Cruise Line shared a look at look at some villainous artwork created by Disney Live Entertainment’s Senior Concept Artist/Illustrator, Hannah Loflin coming later this year aboard the Disney Continue Reading →
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This week’s special offers from Disney Cruise Line include sail dates from mid-May into early October 2025. Currently, there are 72 unique sail dates, available with special offers available across Continue Reading →
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Michael James Scott came home in style on Saturday. And by style, I mean four outfit changes in a 2-hour concert, starting with all-red ensemble that included a flowing garment for which the word “cape” seems far too pedestrian.
There was nothing pedestrian about Scott’s performance, either, headlining the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra’s final pops-series concert of the season in Steinmetz
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This month, Universal’s Epic Universe opens its gates in Orlando, ushering in not just a new era of theme park thrills but a new benchmark in immersive, horticulture-driven design. At the heart of the theme park is Celestial Park, a landscape filled with tree-lined walkways, fountains and lush greenery. These thoughtfully curated plantings provide shade and comfort for guests, while
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Dragons, wizards, classic monsters and videogame legends all live in Epic Universe. Their five themed worlds have a big theme-park element in common: Rides.
At Epic, the attractions range from calm kiddie rides to elaborate, technological marvels that transport passengers to disorienting alternate dimensions. Here’s what to know — along with a Fear Factor Guide (1 being mildly scary and
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A new-to-Orlando aspect of Epic Universe theme park is the arrival of Power-Up Bands, brightly colored wristbands that boost the interactivity in Super Nintendo World.
When users wear them and perform certain tasks in the video game-inspired environment, they earn digital keys and other powers. They’re a bit like the magic wands in Wizarding World of Harry Potter lands mixed
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Decades before Pat Williams and Jimmy Hewitt co-founded the Orlando Magic, before Arnie moved to Bay Hill and turned Orlando into a golf mecca, before Phil Rawlins, Kay Rawlins and Adrian Heath came up with the concept of Orlando City and turned Central Florida into an international soccer destination, before UCF played its first football game in a driving rainstorm
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Jesse DeMello and his 8-year-old son, Liam, got a sneak peek of Epic Universe two weeks ago, and they left dazzled by Orlando’s newest theme park.
In Super Nintendo World, coins twirled as Mario’s iconic soundtrack played. A school-bus-sized creature flew overhead at the Untrainable Dragon show. Frankenstein’s monster and bride sprang to life in Darkmoor Village, the section of
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