Carly Neil

3 weeks ago | familyvacationist.com | Carly Neil

Considering a trip to Orlando this summer to check out Epic Universe? Universal Orlando’s newest theme park just had its grand opening, and inquiring minds are rightfully curious as to what this new landmark destination has to offer. Fortunately, many hotels in the area have launched promotions that will make it a little easier to plan a trip. Having been to Epic Universe myself, I can say with confidence that it’s definitely worth a visit.

3 weeks ago | mediadecision.com | Carly Neil

Travel industry experts predict a busy summer season, with families looking to spend more than in previous years. The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) projects a 7% bump in consumer spending this year, totaling $32 billion. This rise in travel includes an estimated 2% increase in attendance at theme parks across North America.

3 weeks ago | greenevillesun.com | Carly Neil

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3 weeks ago | kdhnews.com | Carly Neil

Travel industry experts predict a busy summer season, with families looking to spend more than in previous years. The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) projects a 7% bump in consumer spending this year, totaling $32 billion. This rise in travel includes an estimated 2% increase in attendance at theme parks across North America.

3 weeks ago | elkharttruth.com | Carly Neil

Travel industry experts predict a busy summer season, with families looking to spend more than in previous years. The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) projects a 7% bump in consumer spending this year, totaling $32 billion. This rise in travel includes an estimated 2% increase in attendance at theme parks across North America.