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London’s famous Houses of Parliament
Three London attractions select Gateway software
Gateway Ticketing Systems UK will provide software solutions at three London visitor attractions after winning separate contracts in recent months. The Houses of Parliament selected Gateway to deliver ticketing and sales solutions for commercial tours of the Palace of Westminster. The other contracts were for the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew and the new KidZania London attraction in Shepherd’s Bush. Keyword: Gateway
The Time Crystal pendant is an interactive device Doctor Who draws in visitors with wearable tech
A newly invented bit of wearable technology is a hit with visitors to the Doctor Who Experience. Sarner created the wearable Time
Crystal pendant for the “regenerated” attraction in Cardiff, UK, in an attempt to draw visitors into the experience. Given out at the start of the attraction, the pendant glows,
Photobooks are customised for guests
Photographic partnership provides visible results
Photographic solutions company Magic Memories has been awarded a new partnership contract with the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! visitor attraction in London. The use of Chroma key photography together with the Magic Memories hosted engagement model allows the partner companies to create a product customised to each guest. Keyword: Magic Memories
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Baboon Lagoon drives record park attendance
Zoombezi Bay’s Baboon Lagoon Read Attractions Management online
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A WhiteWater-designed attraction not only won an IAAPA award but was one of the main reasons for record attendance levels at Zoombezi Bay, Ohio, this past season. The new AquaPlay RainFortress, Baboon Lagoon, replaced an existing structure at the waterpark, offering more than twice the waterslides and a more immersive play experience. Keyword: WhiteWater
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flashes and goes through a sequence of colours at certain junctures in the storyline of the experience. As well as infrared and LED components, the device also vibrates, creating a “more multi- sensory experience,” according to Sarner projects director Ed Cookson. Keyword: Sarner
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