ATTRACTIONS MANAGEMENT
IN THIS ISSUE
p36, The designers talk through the Doctor Who Experience
p44, Peppa Pig World opens in the UK
p40, Singapore’s fi rst integrated resorts ISSUE 2 2011
5 Editor’s letter 8 Museum news 10 BALPPA news 12 Heritage news 14 Theme park news 16 Zoo news 18 Waterpark news 19 Gallery news 20 Science centre news
22 Profi le: Robert Firmhofer
The director of Poland’s fi rst science centre, Copernicus, talks about the venue’s plans as host of Ecsite in May and how the site has become a symbol of modernisation for the country
6 26 Planetariums:
p26, The 16m domed Heavens of Copernicus Copernicus Science Centre
The science centre’s 16m domed plan- etarium opens in May. Sky-Skan’s Glenn Smith describes the company’s work in designing a cutting-edge system
28 Project preview: Museum of Liverpool
The world’s fi rst national city museum opens in July. Director Janet Dugdale explains its aim and how it’s using the people’s stories to convey its signifi - cance globally throughout history
32 Interview: Andrew Lee
IAAPA Asia Pacifi c’s executive director describes his plans for the association and its expo in June in Sentosa
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36 Design project profi le: Doctor Who Experience
The cult sci-fi tv show has been brought to life in this interactive show experience and exhibition. Creators Sarner reveal how they used theatrical tricks to trans- port visitors into the Doctor’s universe
40 Analysis: Integrated Resorts
Imaginvest’s Emmanuel Mongon investigates how Singapore’s two new integrated resorts aim to transform the country into a leisure destination
44 New opening: Peppa Pig World
Paulton Park in the UK’s new theme park offer targets children under six with its lively recreation of the hit cartoon
AM 2 2011 ©cybertrek 2011
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