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Themed Fan Fest Nights to Begin at Universal Studios in 2025
Universal Studios Hollywood announced it will begin a series of after-hours fan fest nights. Themed Fan Fest events are dedicated to various television shows, films, games and entertainment genres such as Star Trek and Back to the Future.
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The Summer Solstice Parade and Festival – Santa Barbara, California
This year’s festival will take place at Alameda Park on Friday, June 21st thru Sunday, June 23rd. The festival is free and open to the public and will include a full musical lineup on both days as well as a variety of food and merchant vendors. A beer and wine garden will be open both days to those 21 & over only. ID’s will be checked at the entrance.
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New California National Park ‘Dos Rios’ to Open June 12
The 1,600-acre property, eight miles west of Modesto for decades housed dairy farms and almond orchards. It has now been restored to a broad natural floodplain, where visitors will be able to hike, watch birds and other wildlife, and have a picnic along the riverbanks.
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White Sands National Park – Alamogordo, Otero County, New Mexico – Favorite Parks
White Sands is the most visited National Park Service site in New Mexico, the park features a drive from the visitor center to the heart of the dunes, picnic areas, backcountry campground in the dune field, marked hiking trails, and sledding on the dunes. Ranger-guided orientations and nature walks occur regularly throughout the year.
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Urbex News: Dark Tourism – Favorite ‘Dark Tours’ Around The World
Dark tourism involves travel to places historically associated with death and tragedy. More recently, it was suggested that the concept should also include reasons tourists visit that site, since the site’s attributes alone may not make a visitor a “dark tourist.” The main attraction to dark locations is their historical value rather than their associations with death and suffering. Below are some favorites from the Favorite Haunts readers that offer tourists a portent into…
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Favorite Haunts blogsite offers a look at traditional travel, and exploration sites and perhaps new ones.
