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Travel & food writer. Theme parks editor for @sfgate. @SATW & @ASJAhq member | Repped by Chalberg & Sussman

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Why Disneyland got expensive on purpose

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By Julie Tremaine Verified
| SFGate Verified
Throughout the pandemic and the subsequent reopening of Disney’s parks, former Disney CEO Bob Chapek made a series of deeply unpopular decisions. He raised prices and removed previously free perks — all moves that have resulted in Disneyland being the most expensive and least accessible it’s ever been. At the time, Chapek seemed to the public’s eye to be Disney’s latest cartoon villain.
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Halloween in Orlando 2026: Theme Park Guide

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By Julie Tremaine Verified
| Your AAA Network
From Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights to Disney World’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, Orlando, Florida, theme parks deliver Halloween fun for thrill-seekers and families alike. Not only is there trick or treating for an entire season, rather than just one night, but there are also deliciously creepy foods and over-the-top spooktacular decorations. Once the sun goes down, the scariest special events take over the parks.
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The World’s Only Horror Convenience Store Is Packed With Spooky Snacks and Movie Nostalgia Original

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By Julie Tremaine Verified
| Food & Wine Verified
The Horror Boodega in Los Angeles is the world’s only horror-themed convenience store, selling snacks, drinks, and memorabilia inspired by Halloween and scary movies. Items available at the bodega range from pumpkin-shaped pasta to foods that reference specific horror movies, like the Zagnut bar in “Beetlejuice.” The store is open all year and located on “Horror Row,” a section of permanent, horror-themed shops and experiences.
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