SANDERSON
Sanderson is currently working on a couple of projects in China. The Mysterious Theme Park in the Jiangjing District, Chongquing City is a park based on world famous unsolved mysteries. The 58,500sq m (192,000sq ft) Qingdao Rio Carnival project combines a beach experience with entertainment and leisure facilities, shopping and food and beverage facilities, with the aim of creating an all year round family experience.
GATEWAY TICKETING
Gateway Ticketing Systems will be showcasing Galaxy Roam, its latest innovation to cut queues on busy days at attractions. This mobile ticketing sales and valida- tion system, allows the point of sale to be taken to the customer, so visitors can access the facility more quickly. Staff equipped with the Galaxy Roam can sell event tickets in the park, so guests don’t have to make their way back to the front gate – a great way of boosting secondary spend.
NICEBERG
Niceberg will be profi ling its latest 4D fi lms: Great W
all of China, T and Catacombs of P oy Ride aris. Suitable for
theatres and simulators ranging from 50-250 seats, all fi lms combine fun with learning. The Great W
all of China allows
visitors to explore this wonder from the perspective of a traditional rickshaw and immerses them in symbols of Chinese culture and history. In T
oy Ride,
visitors get miniaturised, to take part in a race between toy cars in a children’s playroom. The audience learns the life of a toy can be really tough, being tossed around in the hands of children. Catacombs of P
aris is a not-too-scary
Halloween fi lm targeted at a family audience, taking visitors underground, to explore the famous Catacombs of Paris, the underground cemetery.
ALTERFACE
On show for the fi rst time will be Alterface’s new dark ride concept, which enables re-theming for a limited budget. This is achieved by standardising and applying some specifi c building technologies, which allows the ride to be upgraded regularly. This new concept also features an interactive theming concept and gives small and medium venues the ability to reach major attractions parks dark ride experiences.
AM 2 2013 ©cybertrek 2013 VEKOMA
Vekoma has recently been working on Berjaya, near Beijing, the largest shopping mall in the world, with an indoor water theme park, a family theme park and an extreme park, as well as a convention centre, theatre, retail, offi ce blocks, an aquarium, sports centre, a hotel and service apartments. The entire project, with a total built-up area of 1.84 million sq m, (six million sq ft) is expected to be completed in March 2017. Vekoma has designed Dive
Pretzel for this project, the tallest indoor coaster in the world, with vertical loops, exciting dives and turns and speeds of up to 100km per hour. The project will also feature Vekoma’s motorbike coaster, which runs in and out of the building at around 75 km per hour.
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