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Jeff Vahle became president in May 2020, navigating Walt Disney World through the COVID-19 pandemic — which forced a temporary shutdown of the resort — and led the landmark 50th anniversary celebration of Walt Disney World.

Step into Disney animation, then watch it take flight. Cirque du Soleil’s Drawn to Life at Disney Springs mixes big feelings, big stunts and big magic.

Located at Disney Springs West Side, the interactive social gaming venue will bring more than 60 life-sized mini-games to a sprawling 45,000-square-foot space designed for adults and teens.

For Mother's Day a longtime Walt Disney World cast member reflects on raising her two children alongside her career — and what it means now that both of them have joined the company she’s called home for decades.

Walt Disney World is rolling out a full slate of new experiences this month, with major updates landing May 22 and May 26 across multiple parks.

In the decade since a gunman killed 49 people at Pulse, evidence has gradually emerged suggesting the gay nightclub was chosen as a target only minutes before the terrorist attack.

The two Orlando powerhouses announced the launch of the Universal School of Experience Leadership and Innovation, a first-of-its-kind program designed to train the next generation of immersive experience leaders.

Universal Orlando Resort has confirmed the area at Universal Islands of Adventure will close in phases over the coming months to make way for a new themed land.

Running May 23 through Aug. 10, the resort is offering a blockbuster lineup of limited-time experiences.

The new Universal Legacy Store will replace the Epic Universe Preview Center as Universal continues a broader refresh of CityWalk.

News 6 has obtained newly released body-camera footage showing what exactly happened after a guest was killed on Epic Universe’s Stardust Racers rollercoaster last year.

Spring is here, but Universal is already looking forward to fall and the Halloween season. The theme park announced tickets for Halloween Horror Nights, in what they say is their most expansive spooky season event ever!

From SeaWorld Orlando’s groundbreaking SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep to exciting ride refurbishments and fresh experiences at Walt Disney World, the region is set for a year of unforgettable fun.

The spooky season is still a few months away, but horror fans can get their frightful fix in Orlando this weekend, including exclusive panels of two premier Halloween festivals. Spooky Empire, the largest convention for horror fans in the United States, runs Friday through Sunday at the Doubletree by Hilton at SeaWorld.

The I-4 Food Tour heads to SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival.

SeaWorld Orlando has announced an exciting addition to its Seven Seas Food Festival lineup, inviting guests to let the party play on with newly added performers.

SeaWorld Orlando’s Seven Seas Food Festival 5K Fun Run is back for all ages to participate in. Run for a chance to win SeaWorld Orlando annual passes!

Running from Jan. 31 to May 4, guests can savor nearly 200 food and drink options inspired by international cultures while enjoying the attractions and animal presentations.

Disney announced that Magic Kingdom classic is set to reopen in May, following a top-to-bottom refurbishment — and it’s bringing new thrills along for the wild ride.

A rescued sloth’s death is prompting renewed scrutiny of an Orlando attraction, as a state lawmaker calls for a state and federal investigation into animal deaths, alleged mismanagement and potential legal violations.

The zoo confirmed the remaining 12 sloths are currently in stable condition. Staff said their full focus has now shifted to ensuring those animals continue to recover.

The limited-time fan zone is packed with interactive games, hands-on LEGO builds, and larger-than-life character moments.

Guests with party tickets may enter Magic Kingdom as early as 4 p.m., and this year, Halloween lands on a Saturday.

The limited-capacity, family-friendly nighttime event runs select nights from May 15 through Sept. 26, transforming the park into a neon-lit escape.