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SEPTEMBER 2012


4 Park Word Editor’s comment


5 Front Gate Setting the agenda for the month ahead


6 Park Hoppin’ Paul Ruben is wastin’ time


7 Park Bloggin’ Jack Samuels talks China


6-17 Park News Your monthly update


18 Spray ’n’ Play Interactive water playgrounds


19 Conference Previews Theme Park & Resorts World Asia Congress and DNA USA


20-22 Waterpark Round-Up Update


24-28 Ocean Park 2.0 Park profile


30-31 X Flight Ride profile


32-33 Superman Ultimate Flight Ride profile


34-35 Aqua Mundo 2.0 Waterparks insight


36 Carrousel Mondes des Marins Ride profile


38 Show Guide Networking and events for attractions professionals


40 Web Guide Online resources for the amusement industry


THIS MONTH’S COVER SHOT: The local town wading pool and playground were once the centre of attraction during those hot summer months when we were kids. Playgrounds have come a long way since then, and so too have pool facilities. ‘Sprayparks’ and interactive water playgrounds have fuelled a revolution in water play – and Empex is leading the charge with its extensive range of Watertoys. See page 18. watertoys.com





The target was to create a water world that contains several different areas to be discovered one after the other;


several successive ‘wows’ rather than one big setting


Michel Linet-Frion explains the philisophy behind Center Parcs’ new look Aqua Mundo waterparks, P34


P36 ” P32 “ If Disney wasn’t in the picture, we


probably wouldn’t have had the same motivation to do something so big and bold as we have with the Master Redevelopment Plan


Tom Mehrmann discusses the HK$5.5 billion (US$710m/€565m) transformation of Ocean Park in Hong Kong, P24


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SEPTEMBER 2012


SPRAY ’N’ PLAY


Empex fuels water play revolution


X Flight


Ocean Park Waterparks + more!


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