White alligator swamp featured at Gatorland
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Gatorland is home to three extremely rare white, or ?leucistic,? alligators. Leucism is a condition in which there is loss of pigmentation in an animal. Unlike albino alligators, leucistic alligators are very rare. Albino alligators lack the pigment melanin, while leucistic alligators produce melanin in some parts of the body.

Universal Orlando actor fired for making racist hand gesture in photo

A Universal Orlando actor who was dressed as movie character “Gru” has been fired for making an “OK” hand gesture that has been designated a hate symbol used by white supremacists in a photo with a biracial girl.

'Epcot Forever' nighttime show debuts at Epcot

With the final farewell to Epcot's 'IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth' nighttime show on Monday, Epcot is ready to unveil its limited-time 'Epcot Forever' spectacular on Tuesday.

Rams hope offense sparks in visit from Bucs, ex-teammate Suh

Although the Los Angeles Rams are 3-0, the defending NFC champions' offense clearly hasn't hit its stride.

Walt Disney World's Skyliner gondolas open this weekend

Walt Disney World is introducing its newest way to get around the Florida resort - an aerial tram system that whisks visitors from hotels to theme parks while going 11 mph.

Disney's Skyliner gondola system debuts
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Walt Disney World on Friday introduced its newest way to get around the Florida resort: an aerial cable car system that whisks visitors from hotels to theme parks three stories above the ground while going 11 mph (18 kph).

Disney theme parks to begin offering more vegan food options

Vegan guests visiting Walt Disney World parks and resort hotels will soon have more food options to choose from.

Wind almost carries away balloon handler at Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party

A man carrying balloons through Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, was nearly carried off when a burst of wind hit the parade Sunday, September 15.

Universal has utility workers sign nondisclosure agreements

Workers for a city-owned utility have signed nondisclosure agreements with Universal Orlando Resort, but open-government experts say it may go against the state's public records laws.