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New Disney World Line-Skipping Pass Costs Up To Extra $450 A Day

The new pass will give guests access to designated attractions and experiences without waiting in line

10 Most Dangerous Roads In The World: Not For The Faint Of Heart

The 10 most dangerous roads in the world often offer breathtaking views. However, such amazing roads may not be that friendly after all.

Guest Spots Huge Crack On Roller Coaster Beam, Moves 2 Feet As Screaming Riders Pass [Watch]

The tallest giga coaster in North America temporarily closes after a park-goer observes a cracked support beam raising concerns about the ride's safety.

Manila Airport Bullet Extortion: Philippine Authorities To Speed Up Investigation Into Passenger Allegations

Passengers in Manila airport said authorities claim to find bullets in their luggage and then try to extort money from them.

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Central US Hit By Floods After Tornadoes

Parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee and Kansas were either under a flash flood watch or flash flood warning on Sunday morning as thunderstorms battered several central states.

Guatemala's Fuego Volcano Becoming More Active, Officials Warn

The volcano, which is located just 30 miles from Guatemala's capital, prompted the evacuation of thousands when it last erupted.

Cinco De Mayo 2015: Best Parties, Bars And Restaurants In Las Vegas

Not sure how you'll spend Cinco de Mayo? Here are the best places to go in Las Vegas.

Severe Storm Kills 24, Injures More Than 50 In Bangladesh

Women and children were among the dead, who included some victims in the capital Dhaka.

Palm Sunday 2015: Pope Francis Prays For Germanwings Victims During Easter Week Celebration

Humility was a theme of the Roman Catholic leader's message to tens of thousands in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City.

Spring Break Destinations 2015: Las Vegas, Cancun, Daytona, Panama City Beach Offer Cheap Hotels, Fun Bars And Student Nightlife Scene

Here's where to go if you want to spend your week by the pool, on a beach or in a club.

Two American Tourists Arrested For Taking Nude Photos At Cambodia's Angkor Wat

The latest incident comes less than a month after three French men were arrested for indecent exposure at the Cambodian temple complex.

Mardi Gras Parade Schedule 2015: When And Where To Watch The First Weekend Of Celebrations In New Orleans

Family Gras, a free street festival with parades and a food court of its own, is also scheduled for this weekend near New Orleans.

Disney Deaths: Two Visitors Died After Going On Disney Attractions In Florida Last Quarter: Report

The visitors' deaths were not thought to be related to the rides they went on, both of which were gentle and suitable for children.

Best Beaches In Cuba: Where To Find Paradise On The Caribbean Island Nation

Soon fewer Americans will need to obtain special permits from the U.S. government before going to Cuba.

SeaWorld CEO Jim Atchison Steps Down With $2.6 Million Severance As Amusement Park Takes A Plunge

Not only is SeaWorld's CEO leaving effective Jan. 15, but now so is another board director.

Ebola Death Toll Tops 7,000 In West Africa; North Korea Considers Lifting Travel Restrictions

The Ebola death toll continues to climb, especially in West Africa, but North Korea may soon lift its travel restrictions.

Ebola Virus Outbreak: Scare Forces Carnival Cruise Line Ship To Turn Around; Reporter Live Tweeting From Ship

Despite being trapped on a Carnival cruise with a passenger who may be infected with Ebola, reporter says passengers are in high spirits.

Cyclone Hudhud Update: Tropical Storm Causes First Casualty

A 9-year-old girl dies and an 11-year-old boy goes missing, as India evacuates its eastern coast in preparation for Hudhud.

Hurricane Odile Aftermath: Photos Show Cabo San Lucas ‘Demolished Paradise’ [PHOTOS]

Cabo San Lucas suffered the brunt of Hurricane Odile as the Category 3 storm tore across Mexico’s Baja California peninsula.

Dubai Ruler Approves $32B Plan To Make Al Maktoum International Into World's Largest Airport

Ready in about eight years, Al Maktoum International airport in Dubai will become the world's largest and able to handle 200 million passengers a year.

Tourist Boat Sinks In Indonesia With 25 Aboard: 15 Missing, 10 Rescued

Fifteen foreign tourists were missing Sunday after a boat traveling between islands in eastern Indonesia sank.

For A Gluten-Free Trip With Kids, Try Italy, Land Of Pasta And Pane

In Italy, gluten-free isn't a fad diet. It's a serious issue for 'Celiacos.' That's why it's a great place to take kids.

Peru: Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Astronomy Lab In Peruvian Ruins

Peruvian archaeologists found carvings that depict the stars and have lasted thousands of years.

Dubai to Build Mall of the World, World’s First Indoor City [PHOTOS]

The 48 million-square-foot structure in Dubai will include the world's largest mall, hotels, theaters and a theme park.

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Best Fourth Of July Fireworks Shows: Here Are Our Top 6 Picks For Where To Watch

East Coast, West Coast and in between, these six cities know how to celebrate Independence Day with some of the most spectacular fireworks.

8 Great Travel Destinations Of The Near Future

Right now, they’re undeveloped islands, noisy construction sites and dreams that exist only on computers.

Missing MH370 Flight Prompts Drop In Malaysian Tourism, Calls For Boycott Of Destination

Many Chinese travelers are canceling trips to Malaysia as investigators search for Flight MH370.

What Election? A Day In Istanbul Shunning Politics For Its Famous Cats [SLIDESHOW]

Turkey goes to the polls on Sunday for a vote being watched the world over. The many, many cats of its biggest city are unconcerned.

Marching Into An Active Volcano With The Sulfur Miners Of Ijen, Indonesia

Java's death-defying sulfur miners are the last of a dying breed that once worked volcanoes from Chile to New Zealand and Italy.

Ubud, Bali: Where Expats Flock To ‘Eat, Pray, Love’

Ever since “Eat, Pray, Love” put Ubud, Bali, on the map, it’s been something of a sponge soaking up lost souls.

Mungo Man: The Story Behind The Bones That Forever Changed Australia’s History

“Mungo Man” emerged from the Australian Outback 40 years ago this week, but his story is very much unfinished.

The 20 Places Every American Should Visit

Three weeks ago we asked you to vote for the places every American should visit. Now, we're back with the results.

Morocco Is Making The Most Of Its Status As A 'Secure' Tourist Destination

As security concerns hurt tourism in much of North Africa, Morocco has emerged as the “safe” way to visit the region – and it's making the most of it.