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attractions-kit.net KRAFTWERK GETS WET IN 5D
Kraftwerk Living Technologies presents the ultimate Multi-D Cinema Experience for waterparks, with the development of Wa- terplexx 5D theatre – an unique attraction enabling its guests to enjoy a 5D experi- ence wearing swimwear. Taking the form of the more familiar 4D theatre, Waterplexx 5D incorporates seats and a motion base enhanced for operation in totally wet environments. Additional fea-
INNOVATIVE ZIP LINE
Innovative Leisure has unveiled the Mobile Zip Line. Already proving a major success in the USA, the new attraction is manu- factured by Spectrum Sports International and will be distributed exclusively in the UK and Europe by Innovative Leisure. The new attraction won the Best New Product Award the 2011 IAAPA Expo and is the first commercially available portable zip line. Access is via a 30-inch wide staircase tak- ing participants to a height of 8.3m. At the top, riders enter the launch barrel which protects them from fall exposure until they are safely connected to the zip line.
tures include 3D HD projection, surround sound, silver screen and numerous special effects such as wind, fog, lasers and ambi- ent lighting. The effects make particular use of water – from the front, from the walls and from the roof, while moving seats, both in sync with the movie scenes, aim to immerse visitors directly into the film, turning each show into an unforget- table, wet and splashy adventure.
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ATTRACTIONS-KIT.NET KEYWORD: INNOVATIVE HIPPO’S NEW PLAY PLATFORM
Hippo Leisure has launched its new inter- active Play Platform at Windsor Leisure Centre in Berkshire, UK. The structure comprises three multi-level platforms housing a strategic combination of high, low, bright, innovative water features which guide visitors through to the exit via a fam- ily friendly multi-slide.
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World of Rides is releasing a new col- lection of coin-operated battery rides, including the Super Bike Trike, Off- Road Jeep, Bumper Cars and Bumper Boats. Ever-improving battery technol- ogy means that their larger capacity batteries last throughout a full working day and no longer have to be changed every four hours. They can even be re- charged overnight in situ. New designs include direct-drive motors in all the land-based rides and internal drive mo- tors in all the water-based rides.
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