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Why Theme Parks Need To Stop The Obsession With IP Lands!

The competition between Universal and Disney is an ever changing, high stake battle between two industry giants. It all really

The Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris, is officially moving away from ‘how it’s done’ soundstages to immersive worlds. These

Over the years, Disney has created a number of original characters for their theme parks. Some fade quickly into obscurity,

Millions of people a year visit theme parks to escape the realities of everyday life, so it’s no surprise that

DinoLand U.S.A. finds it home within Walt Disney World’s most intricately themed park. With land’s like Asia, Africa and Pandora,

From its opening day in 1992, Disneyland Paris, then Euro Disneyland, was plagued by cultural clashes, financial woes, marketing snafus,

How can theme parks be such fun places, when we have to spend the majority of our time there waiting

Before Epcot became a theme park, it was arguably Walt Disney’s most outlandish idea of his career. Largely inspired by

Hollywood Studios, once home to Disney’s most celebrated holiday offering, The Osborne Lights, has this year decided to place their

Theme parks, outside of their haunted houses and halloween events, don’t typically strive to be horrifying. Disney theme parks particularly