Planet Attractions

If you love spending your weekends at Disney World, want updates on the latest exhibitions at the V&A, or are eager to check out this year's Glastonbury lineup, you’re in the right spot. Planet Attractions, which officially launched in December 2020, focuses on the realm of visitor attractions, tourism, and culture. Our mission is to support this vibrant industry and provide a platform for fans to express their thoughts and opinions. Our talented team consists of skilled writers, industry experts, and social media influencers, all supported by a capable behind-the-scenes crew. Together, we produce diverse content aimed at both business and consumer audiences. Along with daily news updates, Planet Attractions offers a range of original media pieces and maintains a calendar for industry and consumer events. We also plan to introduce press releases, annual reports, and a dedicated job board for the attractions sector on our site soon. Our writers are located around the globe, including the UK, US, China, Europe, and Latin America, while our marketing and web teams operate from the UK. We look forward to connecting with you, sharing your stories, and promoting your projects. Welcome to Planet Attractions, where the industry meets its fans!

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EXCLUSIVE: Cirque du Soleil’s Daniel Lamarre on diving into new territory with LUDŌ submersive experience

4 days ago | planetattractions.com | Tom Anstey

“We have to surprise the public all the time” - Cirque du Soleil’s Daniel Lamarre speaks exclusively to Planet Attractions about LUDŌ, a groundbreaking new dinner show set to debut at VidantaWorld Mexico this December Cirque du Soleil is currently working on a major and groundbreaking project in Mexico, with a new ‘submersive’ dinner show promising to redefine entertainment and luxury dining when the spectacle opens later this year.
Epcot's reimagined Test Track to reopen next month

6 days ago | planetattractions.com | Tom Anstey

Buckle up for a new spin on a fan-favorite attraction – Test Track presented by General Motors will reopen on July 22! Buckle up for a new spin on a fan-favorite attraction – Test Track presented by General Motors will reopen on July 22! This attraction update will debut an all-new musical score, as well as new scenes that highlight technology making our cars smarter and our lives more fun.
Wales’ Lloyd George Museum reopens following £280,000 redesign

2 weeks ago | planetattractions.com | Lauren Heath-Jones

The Lloyd George Museum in Llanystumdwy, Wales, has opened its doors to the public after undergoing a £280,000 redesign helmed by Mather & Co The museum showcases the history of David Lloyd George, who served as UK prime minister from 1916 to 1922 Credit: Mather & CoThe Lloyd George Museum in Llanystumdwy, Wales, has reopened to the public after undergoing a £280,000 (US$379,000, €333,000) renovation project.
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit rollercoaster to permanently close at Universal Studios Florida in August

2 weeks ago | planetattractions.com | Lauren Heath-Jones

Universal Orlando Resort will retire its Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit rollercoaster this August, making way for a new, yet-to-be-announced attraction Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit rollercoaster opened at Universal Orlando Resort in 2009 Credit: UniversalHollywood Rip Ride Rockit, a steel rollercoaster known for its onboard musical experience, will close permanently at Universal Studios Florida on August 18, 2025.
AI being leveraged to reduce theme park queue times

3 weeks ago | planetattractions.com | Tom Anstey

It is a truth universally acknowledged: Lines are the worst part of amusement parks. It is a truth universally acknowledged: Lines are the worst part of amusement parks. Sure, too many $8 pretzels can gut your budget, but there's something uniquely taxing about waiting in line for a popular ride on a sticky summer day. There might be a fix, however: artificial intelligence.
Aztlán Parque Urbano unveils ‘Vuela México Por El Mundo’ with Brogent Technologies

3 weeks ago | planetattractions.com | Tom Anstey

Brogent Technologies has debuted its first flying theater in Mexico at the newly opened Aztlán Parque Urbano in Mexico City, offering an immersive, multi-sensory journey through global landmarks in an attraction that blends innovation, culture, and sustainable tourism The new attraction is Brogent’s first flying theatre in Mexico Credit: Brogent Brogent Technologies has officially launched its first flying theater attraction in Mexico, unveiling the immersive “Vuela México Por El Mundo” at...
Public nominations open for UK Theme Park Awards 2025

3 weeks ago | planetattractions.com | Tom Anstey

Nominations are now open for the 2025 UK Theme Park Awards, with fans and industry professionals invited to celebrate the best of Britain’s theme park sector Hyperia picked up the award for Best New Attraction in 2024 Credit: Thorpe ParkNominations are now open for the 2025 edition of the UK Theme Park Awards, with the general public invited to put forward their favourite parks and attractions across 22 categories — including several new additions across a number of areas.
Disneyland Abu Dhabi triggers real estate shift

3 weeks ago | planetattractions.com | Tom Anstey

Disney recently announced a theme park in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, marking its seventh destination globally. According to real estate experts, the announcement is already positively impacting the capital’s property market. Disney recently announced a theme park in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, marking its seventh destination globally. According to real estate experts, the announcement is already positively impacting the capital’s property market.
Universal's US$7bn Epic Universe officially opens

1 month ago | planetattractions.com | Tom Anstey

Universal has opened a new theme park to rival Disney World in Florida. Universal has opened a new theme park to rival Disney World in Florida. NBCUniversal owner Comcast, which also owns Sky News, is rewriting the Orlando travel itinerary with its $7bn Epic Universe. The 750-acre park features five worlds themed around movie and game franchises NBCUniversal owns or licenses.
Infrastructure upgrades essential for Universal’s UK theme park plans, says council leader

1 month ago | planetattractions.com | Lauren Heath-Jones

Adam Zerny, leader of Central Bedfordshire Council, says vital infrastructure upgrades are needed to support Universal’s planned UK theme park The Universal UK resort is scheduled to open in 2031 and is expected to draw 8.5 million visitors in its first year Credit: UniversalThe area surrounding Universal’s planned UK theme park in Bedford will require significant infrastructure upgrades if the multi-billion-pound project goes ahead, a local council leader has said.