Niles: Knott’s goes after Disney with Scary Farm maze
Inked, which depicts a cartoonist whose characters come to life and go on a murderous rampage, appears to take some shots at Disney.
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Niles: Can Disneyland solve its Tomorrowland problem this time?
The company will tap into Walt Disney's optimistic vision for the land, though people's views of the future are far more dystopian today than they were in the 1950s.
Niles: Theme parks take different paths around a tough summer
Disney and Six Flags are both reporting increased visitorship this year, while Universal has experienced a revenue decline and 'softening' attendance.
Niles: Leslie Iwerks shows the makers behind the magic in ‘Disney Worldbuilders’
The documentary filmmaker, whose 'Disneyland Handcrafted' told the story of the theme park's birth, explores the hard work of creative artists who manufacture new enviroments.
Niles: The summer is looking soft for Universal’s theme parks
Attendance is down at Universal Orlando a year after the opening of Epic Universe, while fans in Hollywood await the opening of the new Fast & Furious coaster.
Niles: The sound and the fury over Universal’s new roller coaster
Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift, set to open this summer, is Universal's latest attempt to translate the franchise's box office success into a winning theme park ride.
Niles: Remembering Don Iwerks — Disney’s ultimate mentor
While the Disney Legend and Academy Award winner was a technical genius, his creations worked so well for Disney because he understood the importance of storytelling.
Niles: Can Universal’s theme parks thrive after Comcast?
Comcast, which has owned NBCUniversal since 2011, has announced plans to spin off the division and its theme parks.
Niles: It’s hard work, not fireworks, that makes July 4th matter
Milestones such as America's 250th birthday are meaningful because they honor a relationship.
Niles: Children deserve a better effort than Universal’s new Kids Resort
The new park aimed at families with kids aged 3 to 9 will open outside Dallas on July 1, but currently much of it appears barren and lacking in shade.