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NOVEMBER 2013
4 Park Word Editor’s comment
6-8 Front Gate Setting the agenda for the month ahead
10 Park Hoppin’ Paul Ruben in Orlando
11 Park Law Sound advice from Heather Eichenbaum
10-26 Park News Your monthly update
28 Lost World 4D Cover story
30 Supplier Update Vekoma
34 SATE ’13 TEA event photos
38-40 Q-Lines Mario Mamon, IAAPA
42-44 Knoebel’s Flying Turns Ride profile
47-48 Timber Mountain Ride profile
50-52 Texas Summer Adventures Park profile
55-56 Adventureworld Abyss Ride profile
58-59 Ring°Racer Ride profile
60-63 Gulliver’s at 35 Park tribute
64 Show Guide Calendar
66 Web Guide Online resources for the amusement industry
THIS MONTH’S COVER SHOT: The Lost World 4D is now available for distribution via nWave Pictures. Directed by Ben Smith of Red Star Studios, the 12-minute attraction film features the stressed executive Bob, who heads to a desert island for a much-needed vacation …but soon his paradise is invaded by dinosaurs! The Lost World is a comic, fast-paced, immersive 3D adventure ideally suited for 4D effects. See page 28 or experience the prehistoric action for yourself on the nWave booth (#4828) at IAAPA Attractions Expo in Orlando.
www.nwave.com
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Just because we've lost some local parks, it doesn’t mean the people automatically come here. The big shopping centres are now open around the clock, including Sundays, which was always seen as a leisure day
Gulliver’s founder Ray Phillips reflects on a 35-year career in the industry, P60
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years’ time or maybe a bit longer it came to a point where we were to host IAAPA Attractions Expo outside of the US, then I think it might be in Asia
Exclusive interview with Incoming IAAPA chairman Mario Mamon, P38
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NOVEMBER 2013
Lost World 4D New nWave/Red Star film offers prehistoric fun
Knoebel’s Flying Turns
Texas Summer Adventures Ring Racer + more!
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