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Arthur Levine

Massachusetts
As seen in: Arthur's About Theme Parks, MSN, The New York Times, Yahoo Entertainment, HuffPost, MSN South Africa, USA Today, Yahoo News, New York Daily News, New York Post, Chicago Tribune and
Covers:  Theme parks, amusement parks, water parks, attractions, the amusement industry, cruise ships, travel, dining
An avowed park-aholic, I've turned my passion into my profession as a theme parks and travel journalist. muckrack.com/arthur-levine/bio
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Arthur Levine’s Biography

Capitalizing on his lifelong passion for anything and everything to do with theme parks, amusement parks, attractions, themed entertainment, water parks, and travel, Arthur has been writing travel features in print and online since 1992. His journeys visiting parks and attractions have taken him to Orlando, Southern California, Brooklyn’s Coney Island, and countless other places in the U.S., as well as Shanghai, Paris, Barcelona, and elsewhere around the globe.

Since 2022, Arthur has focused on his Substack newsletter and site, AboutThemeParks (https://www.aboutthemeparks.fun). Previously, he wrote regularly for USA Today and the top-10 online travel site, TripSavvy (formerly About.com). Arthur continues to write for the attractions industry trade publication, Funworld. His musings and content have also appeared on Vox, Paste Magazine, Thrillist, The Boston Globe, Consumers Digest, The Denver Post, the Boston Herald, The Columbus Dispatch, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and other publications and sites.

Reporters and producers frequently seek Arthur’s expertise and opinions about the amusement industry, and he has been cited in many national publications and newscasts. He has been featured on CBS This Morning, CBS Sunday Morning, and CNBC, as well as on numerous radio shows. Arthur is also a frequent guest on CoasterRadio.com and other podcasts, including Very Amusing with Carlye Wisel, Season Pass Podcast, and The Disney Dish.

Savannah College of Art and Design invited Arthur to speak to the students and faculty of its School of Entertainment Arts, and Walt Disney Imagineering invited Arthur to address its creative professionals.