A now-closed Universal Orlando roller coaster caught fire on the morning of October 10th, according to WESH2 News.
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit permanently closed on August 18th, and crews have been working to dismantle it.
food IS a theme park
A now-closed Universal Orlando roller coaster caught fire on the morning of October 10th, according to WESH2 News.
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit permanently closed on August 18th, and crews have been working to dismantle it.
If you have a sweet tooth, there’s an Orlando food challenge you NEED to try… and no, it’s not the Kitchen Sink Sundae. In fact, it’s not even at Walt Disney World!
Inn fact, this massive treat will give every giant ice cream sundae at Disney a run for its money, if you’re in Orlando, there’s a “food challenge” at the other major theme park resort you need to try!
Stardust Racers is going to reopen after a guest died on the attraction on September 17th, 2025.

Stardust Racers
According to The Orlando Sentinel, the Epic Universe coaster plans to reopen on Saturday, October 4th, 2025, for the first time since the death of Kevin Rodriguez Zavala last month. Changes are coming to the attraction, which will now require wheelchair users to be able to walk independently to the ride, and Team Members will no longer be able to assist them on the attraction.
Something new is on the way at Universal Studios in Orlando — but we’re not quite sure what yet.
Back in August, Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit closed for good, and we’ve been keeping an eye on the latest construction updates. While Universal hasn’t officially announced what will be taking the place of the former roller coaster, we do know that the entire coaster and related structures are being demolished to make way for the new attraction. Let’s check out the latest updates.
Universal just blew my mind.
Over my 30+ years visiting the major theme parks that call Central Florida home, I’ve stayed at countless kinds of hotels in the area — including Value, Moderate, and even Deluxe Tier at resorts. Recently, I stayed at a Universal Orlando Resort hotel for the first time, and was shocked
Universal officials confirmed that a guest died after riding the Stardust Racers at Epic Universe on Wednesday, according to WESH news. The Orange County Medical Examiner’s Office stated that the cause of death was due to multiple blunt impact injuries, and the manner of death has been ruled an accident.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office said that off-duty deputies responded to a call advising of a “man down” at the park.
It is Halloween time in Orlando, and Disney World has already kicked off its festivities with Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. This is a family-friendly event, which, as the name suggests, is really not that scary. But if you are looking for a more frightening time, then you may need to plan a trip to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort this year!

Welcome to the SCARE ZONE!
Halloween Horror Nights, or HHN, is on the other side of the spectrum of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, as it is definitely VERY scary. If you’ve never been to one of these events before, you may be in for a surprise if you don’t know what you’re getting into. But that’s why we’re here! If you’re heading to the event this year, here’s everything you need to know so you’re not caught off guard!
Did you know there’s a way for you to experience Epic Universe from the comfort of your own home?

WELCOME to Epic Universe!
That’s right! NBC is set to air Inside the World of Epic Universe, and you’re invited to journey through the portals that take you through Super Nintendo World, Isle of Berk, Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Dark Universe, and Celestial Park. Come with us to find out more!
We are getting closer to the start of the Halloween season in Orlando! Disney World kicks off its Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party on August 15th, and Universal Orlando isn’t far behind them with the start of Halloween Horror Nights on August 29th.
Keep in mind that these two events are VERY different from each other. Disney World’s Halloween Party is family friendly and NOT scary. On the other hand, Halloween Horror Nights is heavy on the horror and not recommended for children under 13 years old. Let’s take a look at the rules that are enforced at Halloween Horror Nights!
Universal Orlando and The Boring Co. may be teaming up on a tunnel project, Orlando business leaders told the Orlando Business Journal recently.
Several local leaders and industry experts say they have “heard chatter” that The Boring Co., owned by Elon Musk, and Universal are working together to bring a tunnel-like transportation system to Orlando.
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