Park News
New hotel project in Russia A
musement Logic has released details of a new project it is developing on the coast of the Black Sea in Russia: a family-oriented aquatic-leisure area located in a hotel complex in the city of Gelendzhik, which will be operational later this season.
The Alean Family Resort and Spa, Biarritz will add a wide space of aquatic leisure for the main hotel
guests: families with children. A large, shallow and irregularly shaped pool houses the installation of one of Amusement Logic’s largest interactive WaterParty game models. This game has exclusive theming, recreating a jungle environment and featuring kiddie favourites such as Tarzan and Mowgli, accompanied by animals and plants. It has several slides at different heights, interactive elements and a multitude of platforms and routes, designed to provide play options and competitions for children of different ages.
Aerial adventures in Malaysia
Aerial obstacle course The Gravityz is located 239 metres up on the 65th floor of Komtar Penang mall, at the Top@Komtar restaurant and viewing deck. Opening this month, the one-million USD outdoor
Thomas & Friends make tracks at Kennywood
Thomas the Tank Engine and friends will come to life this year at new land Thomas Town in Kennywood Park, Pennsylvania. Thomas Town will be one of the largest single-
year additions in Kennywood’s 120-year history, adding four new family rides, plus re-theming The Olde Kennywood Rail Road into a Thomas & Friends story. The area will also include a retail center, soft-play area and the entertainment show
featuring Thomas’ friends Percy, James, Emily and Gordon. All the attractions will be placed in and around the existing footprint of the park’s train ride, which has operated at Kennywood with various themes since 1945. The rides, all from Zamperla, include Cranky’s
Drop Tower, a Sky Tower ride, Harold’s Helicopter Tour, a Mini Jet, Diesel Drivers, a Convoy, and Flynn’s Fire Training.
adventure platform, designed by AGC Outdoor Sports, will feature a Flying Fox Zip Line and a challenge course with six obstacles, including a Confident Path, a Great Bridge, Z-Wire, G-Rocky, High Bench and X-Point. The entire experience takes an hour, comprising briefings for the participants, putting on the gear, and the course challenge itself. It features a double safety line: one for participants and one for instructors and rescue purposes. The Gravityz team wanted something unique for the
Komtar Tower, and chose a ropes course challenge to give visitors an experience they won’t find at the viewing decks commonly featured in other towers. It expects 20,000 visits by the end of the year.
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