News | 16 Oct 2012

Liseberg launches “Projekt Helix”

Andreas Veilstrup Andersen, president and CEO of Liseberg, launches a new roller coaster for 2014 - longer and faster than any other coaster in the park. Projekt Helix – that’s the name of the new one – will be the park's biggest investment ever. (...) read more

News | 15 Oct 2012

Visitor Record at EAS 2012 in Berlin

This year’s Euro Attractions Show (EAS), Europe’s largest trade show for the attractions industry, welcomed more than 8,100 visitors in Berlin (official figures have not been communicated yet) – a new visitor record! More than 350 exhibitors from (...) read more

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News | 06 Oct 2012

The Most Frightening Haunted Attractions in the US

Halloween is close! In Germany and other European countries theme and amusement parks are organizing special Halloween events and attractions, whereas in the US there is a professional haunted attraction industry with attractions only operating (...) read more

News | 02 Oct 2012

Lo-Q Signs Partnership Agreement with The Sanderson Group

At the beginning of this month, Lo-Q, provider of virtual queuing systems for theme and water parks, announced to have signed a partnership agreement with the Australian Sanderson Group. The aim of this partnership is to spearhead Lo-Q’s expansion (...) read more

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News | 27 Sep 2012

Aquanario – a Mobile Water Spectacle in Berlin

More than 45,000 spectators on ten consecutive evenings came to Berlin’s “Zentraler Festplatz” (central fairground) to see a mobile multi-media show event. “Aquanario”, a show consisting of water, fire, laser, lighting and firework effects, was (...) read more

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News | 25 Sep 2012

A Hurricane for Fårup Sommerland in Denmark

Fårup Sommerland, which recorded 600,000 visitors this season, has already announced a new attraction for the coming year. “Orkanen”, meaning hurricane resp. tornado, is the name of the new Suspended Coaster from Vekoma which is scheduled to open at (...) read more

News | 24 Sep 2012

Ohio / USA: Cedar Point Sandusky Plans New Major Attraction

At the beginning of August, the listed Cedar Fair Entertainment Company had reported record results for its second quarter already – the net revenues for the fiscal second quarter increased to 357.6 million US Dollars (about 280.5 million Euros) (...) read more

News | 22 Sep 2012

Is The Shard a Rival to the London Eye?

At a height of 135 meters the London Eye has been the highest public viewing point in London so far from which visitors can also see Lord Norman Foster’s skyscraper “The Gherkin” (180 meters high). But since July a new bizarre building reaches into (...) read more

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News | 17 Sep 2012

Legoland Malaysia Now Open!

Legoland Malaysia, the world’s sixth Lego Park, has been opened just in time last Saturday. Local as well as international visitors can spend a day full of family fun in Asia’s first Lego Park, which caters to families with children between the ages (...) read more

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News | 17 Sep 2012

More Interactive Water Fun with the New Flow Booster

The “Flow Booster” is a new accessory from Canada-based provider of aquatic recreation equipment Waterplay Solutions from Kelowna. This new element is an underground system that boosts the flow of water of the company’s many water play features. The (...) read more

News | 15 Sep 2012

New Appointments Made at Severn Lamb

At the beginning of August Severn Lamb, the UK specialist for transport engineering systems, announced two new appointments. Greg Squires (pictured right), former Project Enginneering Manager at Severn Lamb, joined the company’s board of directors (...) read more

News | 13 Sep 2012

Hopkins Rides Acquired by WhiteWater West

Canada-based waterslide and water attractions manufacturer WhiteWater West from Richmond (British Columbia) announced in August that Hopkins Rides has joined the WhiteWater family of companies. Since 1980, Hopkins Rides from Florida has manufactured (...) read more

News | 12 Sep 2012

The “ArcelorMittal Orbit“ at London’s Olympic Park

Is it a rollercoaster? This was the question many visitors of the Olympic Games resp. the Olympic Park in the London district of Stratford asked themselves this summer. The 115 meter high observation tower, developed as a result of a design (...) read more

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