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Universally scary: The Orlando park’s Fright Nights are back with ‘Stranger Things’ and ‘Ozzy’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Back in 1991, Universal Studios Orlando hosted a special ticketed event called “Fright Nights.” It lasted for three nights and consisted of one horror house, the Dungeon of Terror, housed in what was the “Jaws” ride queue. Fast forward 35 years later, and the event has grown like Graboids into a two month extravaganza featuring 10 haunted houses, a network of scare zones and a crypt of creeped out entertainment sprawled across the park. This year’
What happens when a luxury European river cruise runs out of river? Hundreds of travelers just found out (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Bad luck has cursed river cruisers in Europe this summer, who have been literally stuck between a rock and a hard place. Trips on the Rhine and Danube have been severely impacted by, essentially, the lack of river, due to a combination of reduced snow runoff in the Alps over the winter and elevated summer temperatures. The result? Devastating drought conditions. In Budapest, the dried-up Danube riverbed has revealed, among other things, a sunken W
With so many sexy ships to choose from, what really makes a cruise ship ‘luxury’? We stepped aboard to find out (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. I once asked a venerable cruise critic what constitutes a “luxury cruise,” since some of the most expensive (and expansive) windows at sea are on the big ships. You can plunk down $40,000 a week for Celebrity Edge’s Iconic Suite, or even $150,000 a week for the Ultimate Family Townhouse on Royal Caribbean’s vast Icon of the Seas. But, “Luxury,” he said, “is where other people aren’t.” He has a point. On the aforementioned ships, you’ll have 3,500
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