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‘Jurassic Park’ Becomes Number 1 at the Box Office, 27 Years After Premiering in Theaters

‘Jurassic Park’ Becomes Number 1 at the Box Office, 27 Years After Premiering in Theaters

Jurassic Park‘ Becomes Number 1 at the Box Office, 27 Years After Premiering in Theaters. With theaters slowly getting the chance to reopen their doors, many companies have brought out classic films to help draw in crowds. One such title is the 1993 action-thriller, Jurassic Park.

The film easily claimed the number 1 slot at the box office over Father’s Day Weekend, earning approximately  $517,600 USD with Jaws coming in second earning $516,300 USD. Both films earned more in their theatrical re-release than newer titles, The Invisible Man and Trolls World Tour. Other classic films re-released in theaters included: Back to the Future, E.T., and The Goonies.

‘Jurassic Park’ Becomes Number 1 at the Box Office, 27 Years After Premiering in Theaters

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Fans of the original Jurassic Park films will be glad to know the next film in the franchise, Jurassic World: Dominion, will see the return of three original cast members from Jurassic Park, Laura Dern (Ellie Sattler), Jeff Goldblum (Ian Malcolm) and Sam Neill (Alan Grant). The franchise veterans will be joining Chris Pratt (Owen Grady), Bryce Dallas Howard (Claire Dearing) and Isabella Sermon (Maisie) from the second trilogy. It has also been shared that Dern, Goldblum, and Neill will have major roles in the film and will not take a back seat to the action in Dominion.

Chris Pratt was so excited to share the news and said it wasn’t easy keeping it quiet, “Man, I can’t tell you anything, but I can tell you it’s going to blow your mind. It’ll be the biggest and best yet. They spare no expense and they’re bringing everybody back.” Chris Pratt added that he’s had to keep it a secret for a long time. “I’m a professional secret-keeper in these movies,” he joked.

‘Jurassic Park’ Becomes Number 1 at the Box Office, 27 Years After Premiering in Theaters

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It was also announced that ‘Jurassic World: Dominion‘ will not be the last film in the Jurassic Park Franchise. Recently, Jurassic World producer Frank Marshall spoke with Collider regarding the third film in the second trilogy and shared insight into the future of the franchise. In the interview with Collider, Marshall was asked if Dominion would be the finale of the franchise and he immediately shut down that idea with an exuberant “No.” and added,  “It’s the start of a new era. The dinosaurs are now on the mainland amongst us, and they will be for quite some time, I hope.”

Not too much is known about the plot points for the film, but the studio has shared Dominion is not an ending, rather the true beginning for the future of the franchise. Creating an all new world where people and dinosaurs will have to learn to live with one another.

Be sure to check back here at Chip and Co. for updates and all things Entertainment!

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Source: Deadline

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Disney World Retail Locations & Carts not available at reopening

Disney World Retail Locations & Carts not available at reopening Retail Locations & Carts

Disney World Retail Locations not available at reopening

Disney World is reopening next month, with it there will be some changes not only in how you visit the parks but what you will be able to visit while you are there. In case you missed it we have the complete list of Theme Park Restaurants not available at the reopening. You can check it out here.

Here is the current list of Retail Locations & Carts NOT available in the theme parks at reopening:

Animal Kingdom

  • Boneyard Cart
  • Colors of Mo’ara
  • DinoLand Cart
  • Dino-Rama Cart
  • Island Mercantile
  • Kali Cart
  • Maharajah Cart
  • Mariya’s Souveniers
  • Outpost Cart
  • The Outpost Shop
  • Riverside Depot
  • Serka Cart
  • Theater in the Wild Cart
  • Tiffins Cart
  • Tree of Life Cart
  • Yak & Yeti Market
  • Ziwani Traders
  • Zuri’s Sweets Shop

Epcot

  • The Brass Bazaar
  • Casablanca Carpets
  • The Crown & Crest
  • Das Kaufhaus
  • Der Teddybar
  • Die Weihnachts Ecke
  • El Ranchito del Norte
  • The Fjording
  • Glaskunst
  • Good Fortune Gifts
  • House of Good Fortune
  • Il Bel Cristallo
  • Kunstarbeit in Kristall
  • La Gemma Elegante
  • La Princesa de Cristal
  • La Signature
  • La Tienda Encantada
  • L’Esprit de la Provence
  • Les Vins de France
  • Lords and Ladies
  • Marketplace in the Medina
  • Northwest Merchantile
  • Plaza de los Amigos
  • Plume et Palette
  • The Queen’s Table
  • Ring Carvers
  • Souk-al-Magreb
  • Souvenirs de France
  • Sportsman’s Shoppe
  • Stein Haus
  • Rangier Traders
  • Toy Soldier
  • Trading Post
  • Village Traders
  • Volkskunst
  • Wandering Reindeer
  • Weinkeller

Hollywood Studios

  • Beverly Sunset Boutique
  • Black Spire Outfitters
  • Creature Stall
  • Disney Studio Store
  • First Order Cargo
  • Frozen Fractal Gifts
  • Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost
  • It’s a Wonderful Shop
  • Launch Bay Cargo
  • Oscar’s Super Service
  • Resistance Supply
  • Savi’s Workshop
  • Stage 1 Company Store
  • Sunset Ranch Pins and Souvenirs
  • Toytarian Toymaker

Magic Kingdom

  • Agrabah Bazaar
  • Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
  • Big Top Souvenirs
  • Bonjour – Village Gifts
  • Briar Patch
  • Casey Jr. Railroad Mercantile
  • Curtain Call Collectibles
  • Disney Clothiers
  • Frontier Trading Post
  • Harmony Barber Shop
  • La Princesa de Cristal
  • Liberty Square Parasol Cart
  • Liberty Square Portrait Gallery
  • Merchant of Venus
  • Newsstand
  • The Pirates League
  • Prairie Outpost & Supply
  • Ursa’s Major Minor Mart

There is a chance that some of these places might be removed from the list but as of today, this is the most current list available.

Stay tuned to Chip and Co for more details and updates.

 

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Disney World Restaurants not available at reopening

Disney World Restaurants not available at reopening Disney World Restaurants

Disney World Restaurants not available at reopening!

Disney World is reopening next month, with it there will be some changes not only in how you visit the parks but what you will be able to visit while you are there. In case you missed the list of theme park restaurants that will be reopening just click here.

To fill in the gaps we have the list of theme park restaurants that will not be available at the reopening next month.

Check them out below:

Animal Kingdom

  • Dino Diner
  • Drinkwallah
  • Eight Spoon Cafe
  • Kusafiri Coffe Shop & Bakery
  • Mahinda
  • Pizzafari
  • The Smiling Crocodile
  • Terra Treats
  • Tusker House Restaurant
  • Warung Outpost

Epcot

  • Akershus Royal Banquet Hall
  • Block & Hans
  • Chefs de France
  • Cool Wash
  • Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe
  • Las Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie
  • Les Vins des Chefs de France
  • Lotus Blossom Cafe
  • Monsieur Paul
  • Nine Dragons
  • Restaurant Marrakesh
  • Sommerfest
  • Space 220 – Coming Soon
  • Takumi-Tei
  • Teppan Edo
  • Tokyo Dining
  • Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar
  • Tutto Italia Ristorante
  • Yorkshire County Fish Shop

Hollywood Studios

  • ABC Commissary
  • Catalina Eddie’s
  • Dockside Diner
  • Epic Eats
  • Fairfax Fare
  • Hollywood Scoops
  • Hollywood & Vine
  • Kat Saka’s Kettle
  • KRNR The Rock Station
  • Market
  • Neighborhood Bakery
  • Tune-In Lounge
  • Woody’s Lunch Box

Magic Kingdom

  • The Diamond Horseshoe
  • Casey’s Corner
  • Cheshire Cafe
  • Cinderella’s Royal Table
  • Columbia Harbor House
  • Cool Ship Food Stand
  • The Crystal Palace
  • The Friar’s Nook
  • Gaston’s Tavern
  • Golden Oak Outpost
  • The Lunching Pad
  • Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
  • Prince Eric’s Village Market
  • Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant
  • Tortuga Tavern
  • Westward Ho Food Stand

There is a chance that some of these places might be removed from the list but as of today, this is the most current list available.

Stay tuned to Chip and Co for more details and updates.

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Adventures by Disney Cancels More Trips

Adventures by Disney Cancels More Trips adventures by disney

Adventures by Disney has suspended more trips. All departures through September 15, 2020, have been canceled.

From Disney: “With the wellbeing of our Guests and team members as our top priority and in line with direction from health experts and government officials, Adventures by Disney has made the decision to suspend departures through Tuesday, September 15, 2020. NOTE: This does not include the Paris Escape vacation departing on September 15.”

A SeaMail will be sent to impacted guests to notify them of this cancellation.

Guests with impacted trips are being offered the choice of a future travel credit to be used for a 2020 or 2021 Adventures by Disney trip, or a full refund. If guests don’t reschedule or place their reservation on hold by August 31, 2020, the reservation will be automatically canceled and refunded.

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Universal Orlando Resort Lays Off Theme Park Employees

Universal Orlando Resort Lays Off Theme Park Employees Universal Orlando Resort

Universal Orlando Resort just reopened earlier this month but unfourtunally the theme park is already feeling the side effects of this pandemic.

Recently a Universal spokesperson announced that they will be laying people off from multiple locations, you can read the statement here:

“We are working to structure and strengthen our business for the future in anticipation of the tourism industry taking time to fully recover. In that regard, we have already taken important steps such as adjusting budgets and implementing salary reductions and furloughs. Most recently, we have made the difficult decision to reduce our Parks & Resorts workforce across multiple locations and business units. This decision was not made lightly, but was necessary to prepare us for the future.

We are aware of the impact this will have on those affected by this reduction and their families, and we are working to support them through this process. This includes severance pay, subsidized health benefits and professional reemployment assistance.”

Universal Orlando Resort didn’t release any information about how many employees will be lay off or details about from what specific areas.

Construction of Universal’s Epic Universe has also being postponed due to the pandemic, making the opening date change from 2023 to 2024.

Credit: Click Orlando

 

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