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Orlando Sentinel theme park reporter Dewayne Bevil was invited aboard Disney World's Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser where he wielded a lightsaber, crawled into one of the cabin bunkbeds, and got the details on how passengers will interact with characters from the First Order and the Resistance.
Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the predicted influx of British tourists now travel restrictions have been lifted, the IAAPA Expo that opens next week, and Night of a Million Lights' return to Give Kids the World.
Some 2,000 positions in Disney's Parks, Experiences and Products division in California, are coming to Lake Nona. What does the move mean to Disney theme parks and Central Florida?
As the final weekend of Halloween festivities approaches, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice take a look at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights and Disney's "Muppet Haunted Mansion."
Disney launches Genie park planning service and "KiteTails" show at Animal Kingdom. Universal bids farewell to Shrek 4-D attraction and temporarily shutters Revenge of the Mummy.
Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice break down all the Disney World 50th anniversary festivities: The new spectaculars ("Harmonious" and "Enchantment"), the Beacons of Magic (Spaceship Earth is a showstopper), the huge (but overwhelmingly happy) crowds, the VIPs (Christina Aguilera made an appearance), and the long merchandise lines (both virtual and visible).
As part of its 50th anniversary, Walt Disney World has installed 50 golden character statues. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporter Dewayne Bevil and photographer Joe Burbank discuss the figures — called the Disney Fab 50 Character Collection — that are spread throughout Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Like an entree paired with the perfect wine, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporter Dewayne Bevil and food writer Amy Drew Thompson come together to discuss the menu at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights and the newest Disney World restaurant, Space 220.
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