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P10 JULY 2012


4 Park Word Editor’s comment


6 Figures of Fun Amusement industry statistics


6-18 Park News Your monthly update


8 Park Hoppin’ Paul Ruben meets Manta


9 Park Law Important advice for pool owners


20-21 Asian Attractions Expo Show review from Hong Kong


23-26 Theme Index 2011 Attendance report


28-29 Galveston Island Pier Park profile


30-31 Cars Land Attraction profile


32-34 Divertical Ride profile


36 Rittersturtz Ride profile


38-39 Manta San Diego Ride profile


40-42 Dinoconda Ride profile


44 Transformers: The Ride Attraction profile


45 Show Guide Exhibitions and networking for amusement professionals


46 Web Guide Online resources for the amusement industry


THIS MONTH’S COVER SHOT: Dinoconda at China Dinosaur Land is the latest 4th Dimension Coaster from S&S Worldwide, and one of only three in the world. Featuring forward and backward seat movement in addition to a suspended coaster and other ride elements, it offers one of the most extreme, intense ride experiences on the planet. See page 40-42. engineeringexcitement.com





From the thrills of Cars Land to the romance of Buena Vista Street, the


work that’s been done throughout this entire expansion is extraordinary


Walt Disney Parks & Resorts chairman Tom Staggs on Car Land at Disney Callfornia Adventure, P30-31


P32 ” “ The conference and trade show has


grown tremendously since we opened the IAAPA Asia-Pacific office less than two years ago, and going forward we


expect the show will continue to reflect industry growth within the region


IAAPA president Chip Clearly reflects on Asian Attractions Expo in Hong Kong, P20-21


P30 ” P28


JULY 2012


DINOCONDA


S&S takes Dinosaur Land into 4th Dimension


Divertical Cars Land


inside


Manta San Diego + more!


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