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SeaWorld Unveils New Raft, 4 Disney Attractions Win Awards at Orlando’s IAAPA Expo

Orlando is currently hosting the International Association of Amusement Parks & Attractions Expo, the tourism industry’s largest trade show in Orlando. The IAAPA Expo runs from November 14th through the 17th and provides companies in the field an opportunity to highlight their technology, ride mechanics, and strategies. The first bit of news to come out SeaWorld Unveils New Raft, 4 Disney Attractions Win Awards at Orlando’s IAAPA Expo

Reservations Now Open For New Ale & Compass Restaurant at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort

Earlier this year when the Captain’s Grille went under refurbishment at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, we were all wondering what changes were going to be made to this dining establishment. Reservations have just opened today for the brand new Ale & Compass Restaurant for dining on November 26, 2017, and beyond for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Reservations Now Open For New Ale & Compass Restaurant at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort

BREAKING: New Experiences and Spaces to Debut in 2018 on the Disney Magic

Disney Cruise Line has just announced some exciting enhancements that will debut on the Disney Magic cruise ship in early 2018. The new experiences and spaces that are being developed include a “Tangled-themed family restaurant, a fresh new space for teens, and a sophisticated café for adults.” An Enchanting Dining Experience for Families At Rapunzel’s BREAKING: New Experiences and Spaces to Debut in 2018 on the Disney Magic

After Friday’s Bomb Scare, Orlando International Airport Plans to Improve Its Communication Procedures

Passengers flying from Orlando International Airport on Friday night were sent into a panicked frenzy when people began using bullhorns in response to another passenger’s smoking electronic battery. According to Ricardo Perez, a 15-year TSA lead officer, people assumed the smoke was a bomb. One scream led to another and passengers were running in all After Friday’s Bomb Scare, Orlando International Airport Plans to Improve Its Communication Procedures