We're pleased to announce that the blooloop party will take place from 7 to 10 pm on Tuesday, 17 November, at the Sports & Social Bar, Pointe Orlando.
Join us for drinks, nachos, and a dessert buffet.
You'll also be able to meet Hugo the Yeti, Dynamic Creatures' untethered creature robot, at the party.
Dynamic Creatures are creating a new category of mobile, interactive characters for entertainment and hospitality, combining advanced robotics, character design and storytelling. Their characters are designed to move naturally among guests, interact face to face and respond to what’s happening around them.
Say hello, get your picture taken with Hugo, and meet the Dynamic Creatures team on the night.
Ella Baskerville, managing director, blooloop, says: "As the world’s most authoritative platform for attractions professionals, blooloop has been the go-to source for industry news for over 20 years.
"Our unparalleled coverage and global reach mean that the blooloop party in Orlando is the place to connect with the industry. We look forward to welcoming the blooloop community."
There are limited places for this unmissable event, so do register your interest early.
2026 blooloop 50 Theme Park List reveal
blooloop 50 Theme Park List will be announced live at 8 pm, in partnership with our good friends at SimEx-Iwerks, an industry leader creating cinematic attractions and providing a diverse portfolio of immersive films.

The List celebrates the creative minds, visionary leaders, storytellers, designers and technologists creating the theme parks of tomorrow.
Thanks to our sponsors
A huge thank you to our Gold party sponsors: DOF Robotics and Dynamic Creatures; our Silver sponsors: accesso, Disguise, Cosm, Norxe, and Connect & Go; and our photography sponsor, Photogenic.
Register your interest
Tickets to the blooloop party are free and available by invitation only, as spaces are limited. We recommend registering early to avoid disappointment.
Tickets will be sent out in early November and are not transferable.
Rebecca Hardy has over 10 years' experience in the culture and heritage sector. She studied Fine Art at university and has written for a broad range of creative organisations including artists, galleries, and retailers. When she's not writing, she spends her time getting lost in the woods and making mud pies with her young son.












