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Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice dissect the haunted houses at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights, ponder the pandemic precautions and sample some pumpkin guts — yum. Oh, and there's a visit from Jack the Clown.
Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss Disney World bringing back annual passes and area theme parks gearing up for Halloween amid COVID-19 spike.
Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice dive into the preschool world of "Peppa Pig," a British animated series. Peppa has landed her own attraction — Peppa Pig Theme Park — currently under construction in the Legoland Florida parking lot. Dewayne donned a pink hard hat for a tour of the site.
"People have complained about Disney World's FastPass/FastPass+, I'm going to say, for more than 20 years. And now we're going to have something new to complain about," Orlando Sentinel theme park reporter Dewayne Bevil summed up the reaction to Disney Genie, a a free planning service launching on the resort's app this fall. Obviously, the free part wasn't what caused the frustration. Disney revealed it was retiring its free FastPass+ and replacing it with a paid service called Lightning Lane.
Melissa Valiquette, vice president of Magic Kingdom, discusses "Disney Enchantment," the 50 golden character statues, Tron and the revamping of Splash Mountain.
Shelby Honea, show producer for Jurassic World VelociCoaster at Universal's Islands of Adventure, joins Orlando Sentinel tourism reporter Dewayne Bevil to discuss ride challenges, creative choices and the revolutionary lockers.
Orlando Sentinel food writer Amy Drew Thompson and tourism reporter Dewayne Bevil dish on some of the more than 100 food items and 120 beverages at Epcot's International Food & Wine Festival.
"Behind the Attraction," a new series on Disney+, gives the back stories on some theme park favorites sprinkled with sarcasm.
Dewayne Bevil discusses the Fastpass replacement at Disneyland Paris that involves free virtual queues and a paid line-skipping service. What could it mean for Disney World?
It takes some planning, the right equipment and a little math to capture the perfect, frozen-in-time image of Disney World fireworks. And sometimes it takes a little luck. Orlando Sentinel senior photographer Joe Burbank shares stories about his experience photographing fireworks and other Disney World icons.
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