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Khan Shatyr
New leisure options in Kazakhstan
H
oused beneath the world's largest glass roof (150- metres-high), Khan Shatyr is a new retail and leisure destination in Kazakhstan that its developers promise offers “a new way of life.” Visitors can escape the country's extreme weather conditions (ranging from +/-30°C and beyond) inside this Foster and Partners- designed building opened in July to mark the 12th anniversary of the founding of Astana, Kazakhstan’s capital city.
Inside the 10,000 square-metre
complex, guests can shop in multiple boutiques or eat and
drink in a wide range of restaurants, bars and cafes, As well as a waterpark, cinema, spa and gym, leisure options include a large entertainment area with rides and attractions by suppliers including the SBF, Moser and Heimo.
SBF made a particularly large contribution,
installing no fewer than seven
attractions, all of which opened on time. The selection includes a flume ride, monorail, 38-metre- high drop tower, flying bus, convoy toy ride, “Pop Ups” and a rocking ride called Crazy UFO.
khanshatyr.com
Didiland
Another good customer of SBF this season was Didiland near Strasbourg. The French park ordered a package of attractions including a “Magic Mouse“ spinning coaster, Drop Zone tower ride, Traffic Jam, pedal-powered Sky Glider and Buccaneer interactive water ride.
www.didiland.fr
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