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classic Chinese novel Journey to the West. A free-motion hanging- vehicle system, it simulates a multi- dimensional, multi-angle fl ying experience, including freefalling and other motion tracking effects, plus simultaneous movable dome screens. Visitors fl y over the fl aming mountain and witness a battle between the monkey king and Princess Iron Fan. Chinese traditional opera is


celebrated through an attraction called Chinese Opera Express, a touring attraction using large connectable trackless vehicles which are capable of tracing and driving automatically. Visitors experience different styles of Chinese operas, represented by integrating real landscapes and simulated opera scenes. Other attractions include Rumble Under


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the Sea, an indoor tracked dark ride using 3D fi lm projection, special effects and a 360° rotatable vehicle track system to plunge riders into an underwater legend. Boonie Bears Theater, aimed at little visitors and based on popular Chinese animation Boonie Bears, is a large 4D environmental theatre equipped with a rotating platform which swivels the audience to face different aspects of the show. With an astounding 37% attendance growth from 2015-6,


Fantawild group was ranked fi fth among the the top ten theme park groups worldwide. The 23 Fantawild theme parks operational in China have turned the group into a


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renowned tourist brand, and with attractions aimed at all ages and a reported 30,000 visitors on its opening day last year, Xiamen Oriental Heritage Park is a clear example of the group’s continued upward trajectory.


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