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Sarcasm noted. Haha. But as a Universal fan, I will say that deals like this ARE indicative of soft bookings over the Summer. It's not a fire sale, but not something we would normally see during the traditional "high season". But we have seen the Summer high season in Orlando softening for the...

This is a pretty good deal for FL residents that aren't "locals". Paired with 3 nights at Cabana Bay or Dockside, and you have an affordable 4 day getaway.

From Orlando it was a direct flight into Cancun. About a 90 min. flight. The hotel and beach are stunningly beautiful. The food is amazing. And the liquor is included, no "drink package" nonsense like a cruise. All the steak, lobster, and booze you want 24 hours a day. And since it's an adults...

It is in Playa Paraiso. About 15 miles south of Cancun. Near Riviera Maya.

I highly recommend Iberostar Grand Paraiso in Mexico. It is a 5 star adults only all inclusive...

Apparently my info is old. This announcement won't be SNW. It will be HTTYD.

Probably focused on one of the lands with attraction names, dining options, and interactive elements. They are supposed to drop one a month for each land leading up to the preview center opening this summer. Rumor this is for SNW.

Doing the math with 3 trains per track, 20 people per train equals...ummm, a lot. I think. Probably. My math may be off.

Ooooo, pretty.

The entire Emporium side becomes Buy n Large. The Candy Shop becomes a bank. Tony's becomes a pricey Gastropub. And everything in between is lawyer offices.

I believe the How To Train Your Dragon show will feature puppets.

Cruises are awesome, but my girlfriend and I prefer all-inclusive resorts. More relaxing. We do one day seeing the local culture and 3 days not leaving the resort.

People are saying at this point we need a Jurassic World/ Fast & Furious cross-over...possibly in space.

Incoming. Big data drop from Universal today.

There is new concept art for the Helios Grand Hotel on this guys portfolio. They are on pages 16-19 on his click thru. https://issuu.com/evanrobert/docs/ebartlett_sp2024_design_portfolio

I have a hard time believing that Universal's most expensive hotel won't include Express Passes. What I could see happening is Royal Pacific being kicked down from a Premier to a Preferred to be on par with Sapphire and losing the Express Pass benefit and Helios getting them.

Oops, I meant Cassini's not Citrico's

Universal's rights to the Simpson's were signed in early 2006. It was for a 10 year contract to take effect when the Simpson's Ride opened in Orlando in 2008. It had a guaranteed 10 year right to renewal in 2018.