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Sun Tzu Cultural Park unveils new Condor 2G
cantilever arms, each carrying a star shaped steel frame satellite. At the circumference of each gyro frame are seven double-seat, counter rotating gondolas, which are suspended on a horizontal axis and capable of a free-swinging motion. Passengers are taken up to a height of 24m, and
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will experience panoramic views during a family friendly flight experience. “We are delighted to have installed the Condor 2G at Sun Tzu Cultural Park," says HUSS CEO Mirko J. Schulze. "As part of our Classic Rides range it is a ride that has proved very successful over the years for parks around the world and a popular attraction with the whole family. We are sure it will prove equally successful at Sun Tzu Cultural Park.” Designed to create a cultural tourism destination,
the Sun Tzu Cultural Park carries a military theme and features over 30 rides, including children’s attractions and thrill rides.
erman amusement ride manufacturer Huss Park Attractions has announced the opening of a Condor 2G at Shandong, China’s Sun Tzu Cultural Park. The attraction is part of the HUSS Classic Rides range, and features a 31m high tower and lift assembly with four
£50m investment for UK attractions in 2018
BALPPA – The British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions – has predicted a busy start to the main 2018 season. Significant investment, a rise in staycations and the continued growth in inbound tourism are set to provide a major boost for UK attractions. The launch of significant new rides, innovative features and exciting events, combined with the continued relative weakness of the Sterling and uncertainty surrounding Brexit, is likely to encourage international visits and more Britons opting to holiday at home. VisitBritain has predicted inbound
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tourism to increase in 2018, exceeding already record-breaking levels at a modest rate. As a result of investments totalling well in excess of £50, the UK will be able to offer theme parks, family entertainment centres, local attractions, zoos, and piers to international visitors and domestic tourists.
Paul Kelly, Chief Executive APRIL 2018
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