Coming up, Storyliving by Disney represents a walled garden approach that Disney is taking, but other attractions are tearing walls down by encouraging guests to come in

We’re talking all about how Disney is building walls around their experiences. We’ll dive into the details behind the latest earnings call, and then we’ll

Discussion on the buying and selling of attention, SeaWorld offering to buy Cedar Fair, and an interview that Bob Iger gave with the New York

Theme parks are announcing new openings, everything from coasters to a brand new theme park, Season of fun isn’t just for the big guys anymore,

Discussion about Microsoft ’s acquisition of Blizzard and what that means for the Themed Entertainment Industry, and how 2 large attractions are combating staffing issues.

Discussing the resilience of attractions Philip and Scott cover how do attractions keep the guests flowing? From combating low staffing to setting attendance records, half

While omicron is shattering case records, it appears to be less severe. Patients are less likely to need ventilators and have shorter hospital stays. Hong

The top five travel trends, from staffing and supply chains to travel, that will impact you and your attraction the most in 2022 according to

What makes a good Christmas Attraction? What are the elements that Philip and Scott think are important to making a traditional and relevant Christmas Event?

Attractions are benefiting from a booming economy and low unemployment, but a high quit rate continues to confound. Is it time to rethink the employment