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NOVEMBER
8-9 Front Gate
Setting the agenda for the month ahead
12 Park Hoppin’
Paul Ruben is horsin’ around
13 Park Bloggin’
Visible management with Dennis Speigel
“
A challenging worldwide economic
climate and some really awful weather
directly affected a number of our
12-25 Park News
members in the US. I have heard that
some regions of Europe had the best
Your monthly round-up
operating seasons in years
28-29 Euro Attractions Show
Chip Cleary discusses the 2009 season and ”
his plans as IAAPA chairman, P36
Review from Amsterdam
36-37 Q-Lines
P42
Chip Cleary
38 Tjeko Fun Village
Park profile/appeal
40 Knoebels Flying Turns
Ride preview
42 Castle of Chaos
Attraction profile
45-46 Toy Story Mania
Ride profile
P45
48 Ring°Werk
Park profile
50-51 Mumbo Jumbo
Ride profile
52 Turbo Drachen
Ride profile
55-56 Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters
Ride profile
58-59 Brand building and asset protection
Trademark advice
60 Ride Guide
“
There seems to be a lot of work …and
little play. There should be somewhere
children can go to be children, a place
that brings fun into their lives. We hope
Products and services for parks and attractions
that place will be Tjeko Fun Village
Ferdi van den Bergh discusses his vision for Africa’s first
62 Show Guide
”
“social profit theme park,” P38
Exhibitions and networking for amusement professionals
P50
64 Web Guide
Online resources for the amusement industry
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NOVEMBER 2009
THIS MONTH’S COVER: Is 5D just a marketing gag? That’s how some
perceive it. Others argue that adding movement to 4D effects and 3D
film does the trick. Turn to page 26 as Dr Gerhard Frank offers his own
explanation and attempts to settle the argument once and for all. What
5D defined?
oach to
do you think? Join the debate at
www.parkworld-online.com
The scientific appr
developing attr
actions
Chip Cleary
Castle of Chaos
Toy Story Mania
Mumbo Jumbo
+more!
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