
Universal Orlando has announced that in addition to a “Stranger Things”-inspired house, Halloween Horror Nights 35 will feature a new show based on the series called “Stranger Things: Return to Hawkins”

Universal Orlando has announced that in addition to a “Stranger Things”-inspired house, Halloween Horror Nights 35 will feature a new show based on the series called “Stranger Things: Return to Hawkins”

The Gaylord Palms Resort has announced the classic Christmas film, “The Polar Express,” will return in this year’s ICE!, the resort’s signature holiday experience.
Christmas at Gaylord Palms will welcome guests to enjoy the joy and excitement of the holiday season with a variety of experiences and shows. The event runs from November 13, 2026 to January 3, 2027.

Universal Orlando has announced “Evil Dead Burn,” New Line Cinema’s latest film in the iconic “Evil Dead” franchise, will be the newest haunted house coming to Halloween Horror Nights 35.

This year, Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando tempts guests to step beyond the threshold of pain and pleasure with all-new haunted houses inspired by the first three “Hellraiser” films that forever changed the genre.

Celebrating the 4th of July in Central Florida marks a high point in summer festivities, and 2026 is shaping up to be a great year for July 4th weekend events, especially since it’s also the 2506h birthday of this country!
July 4th falls on a Saturday this year, so events run throughout the weekend across Central Florida, and I’ve sifted through all the listings to find you the best ones.
Here are our picks for where to celebrate 2025’s Fourth of July holiday in the Orlando area:

It may be June, but Walt Disney World is thinking ahead to the holidays, and have released dates and details, including ticket on sale dates, for 2026’s Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party (MVMCP), which takes place at the Magic Kingdom.

Universal Orlando has announced that the final season of Netflix’s hit show “Stranger Things” will be coming to this year’s Halloween Horror Nights.

Juneteenth is celebrated on June 19th because it marks the day in 1865 when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that enslaved African Americans in the state were free.