Captain EO is returning to Epcot!

It’s official: Captain EO is returning to Disney World. The 17-minute 3-D film featuring Michael Jackson will re-debut July 2 at Epcot, where it played from 1986 to 1994.

Captain EO will play in the Honey, I Shrunk the Audience building in Epcot’s Future World for an indefinite amount of time, although Disney officials said Tuesday that Honey is expected to return eventually.

There has been a movement for the revival since Jackson died unexpectedly last year. The film, directed by Francis Ford Coppolla, already has been brought back to Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif. , and has start dates in Disney parks in Paris (June 12) and Toyko (June 30).

Public demand played a role in the comeback.

“It’s certainly rooted in guest feedback,” says Disney World spokesman Rick Sylvain. Response at Disneyland, where EO has been playing since February, has been “overwhelmingly positive,” he says.

The film as a futuristic, Epcot-y feel with its space warrior theme. Jackson plays the title character. Other recognizable actors include Anjelica Huston as “the Supreme Leader” and Dick Shawn as “Commander Bog.” (Shawn died in 1987.) One of the captain’s alien crew is a flying sidekick called Fuzzball.

It features two songs by Jackson: “We Are Here to Change the World” and “Another Part of Me.”

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SeaWorld To The Rescue!

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Offers Free Admission For Stranded Travelers

With continued disruptions in return air travel to Europe, SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment is extending its free one-day admission to any United Kingdom, Irish or Continental European tourists stranded in Florida due to Icelandic volcanic ash affecting European airline schedules.

The offer is valid through Sunday, April 25, 2010, at SeaWorld Orlando, Aquatica in Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.

Stranded tourists must present to the parks' front gate Guest Services window a valid ticket from a cancelled flight from Wednesday, April 14, 2010 through this Sunday, April 25, 2010, and a photo identification card.

One ticket will be offered at each park for each return flight ticket presented. Children under age 3 are free.

Further information is available by calling 1-888-800-5447.

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Wet 'n Wild Lends a Hand...

Wet ‘n Wild is reaching out to stranded travelers who have been affected by the closed European air space. Wet ‘n Wild will assist these European travelers, by offering free admission to any United Kingdom, Irish, Continental European or other International tourist stranded in Florida due to the interruption in international air travel caused by Icelandic volcanic ash. If the guest shows proof of their unused return flight ticket showing an original return date of April 14 through “today”, we will admit them to Wet ‘n Wild for free. (Note: Definition of “Today” will continue to change until flights resume. Currently expected to resume 4/21.) Limit one free ticket per unused flight coupon. Parking charge applies. Wet ‘n Wild reserves the right to cancel this offer at any time.

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Disney to assist stranded traveler's this week.

Walt Disney World said this afternoon that it has decided to offer free admission to travelers stuck in Orlando, as flights to and from Europe continue to be canceled because of an erupting volcano in Iceland.

Disney said it will offer one-day park hoppers on both Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The complimentary passes will also include admission to Disney’s two water parks.

Guests seeking the ticket will have to show a canceled plane ticket or expired boarding pass and a photo ID. Disney says it will also waive its $14-per-day parking charge.

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SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Offers Free Admission For Stranded Travelers

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Offers Free Admission For Stranded Travelers

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment is offering free one-day admission to any United Kingdom, Irish or Continental European tourists stranded in Florida due to the interruption in international air travel caused by Icelandic volcanic ash.

The offer is valid starting Saturday, April 17, 2010 at SeaWorld Orlando, Aquatica in Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.

Stranded tourists must present to the parks' front gate Guest Services window a valid return airline ticket from Wednesday, April 14, 2010 through Wednesday, April 21, 2010 or until normal flight schedules resume.

One ticket will be offered at each park for each return flight ticket presented. Children under age 3 are free.

Further information is available by calling 1-888-800-5447.

Discovery Cove Adventures

At Discovery Cove, guests can experience the most exciting animal encounters the world has to offer in a 30-acre tropical oasis. Discovery Cove is a paradise of rocky lagoons surrounded by lush landscaping, coral reefs, tropical rivers, a resort-style pool complete with waterfalls and pristine white-sand beaches.

Come and enjoy an unforgettable, luxurious, all-inclusive day experiencing the many wonders of Discovery Cove. We offer packages with and without our signature dolphin swim.

Book yours today by calling 877 273 5636

Busch Gardens welcomes celebrity animal expert Jack Hanna for an Earth Day celebration. "Jungle Jack" - recognized for his deep knowledge of and boundless enthusiasm for wild animals and wildlife conservation - introduces guests to exotic and endangered animals in his own unique way during special shows and exclusive up-close encounters.

Jack Hanna Weekend at Busch Gardens is April 22-25, 2010.

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