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Scene2 delivers sustainable design for PEPPA PIG: Space Adventure
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cene2 has partnered with The Path Entertainment Group to help bring the new immersive family attraction, PEPPA PIG: Space Adventure, to the NEC Birmingham.
The walk-through experience, which opened on 23 May and runs until
November, invites families with young children to step into Peppa’s world through storytelling, interactive environments, hands-on activities and themed photo opportunities. Working alongside The Path Entertainment Group, Scene2 was responsible
for the construction and fabrication of the attraction, transforming the popular children’s brand into a fully immersive experience designed for children aged up to five and their families. Known for creating immersive environments, Scene2 specialises in
delivering large-scale experiences with sustainability at their core. Its previous projects include Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience, Monopoly Lifesized and Storehouse. For PEPPA PIG: Space Adventure, the company developed detailed scenic
builds and interactive spaces using a modular approach intended to maximise the attraction’s lifespan and allow it to be redeployed in the future. Amber Nicol, managing director at Scene2, says: "Peppa Pig marks a new approach to sustainable design and production. Designed with modularity and
Fortnite scare zone announced for Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights
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Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood are introducing a new Fortnite-themed scare zone as part of this year’s Halloween Horror Nights. Inspired by Fortnitemares, the video game’s annual Halloween event, the new experience will bring horror-themed gameplay and familiar characters into an immersive live environment.
According to Universal, the scare zone will feature "ever-evolving and high-stakes environments" and "puts a twisted spin on the global video game phenomenon".
Guests will enter Freaky Fields, a Halloween-themed battleground that has been "overcome with a threatening force". Along the route, visitors will encounter the iconic Battle Bus alongside popular Fortnitemares characters, as well as new additions created exclusively for Halloween Horror Nights. Universal has also launched a range of merchandise inspired by the new scare zone, including a graphic T-shirt, decal set and acrylic collectible. Halloween Horror Nights will take place on selected nights at Universal Orlando from 28 August to 1 November, and at Universal Studios Hollywood from 3 September to 1 November.
The Fortnite experience joins a line-up of haunted attractions already announced for this year’s event, including houses inspired by Evil Dead Burn, the 1987 film Hellraiser, the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, and the award-winning film Sinners.
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The Evil Dead Burn attraction will see guests attempt to evade Deadites after the Book of the Dead is reopened. The Hellraiser haunted house will recreate scenes and characters from the original 1987 film and the following two instalments in the original trilogy. Meanwhile, the Stranger Things experience will feature key moments from the show's final season, while the Sinners haunted house will transport visitors back to Club Juke.
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length of life in mind from the beginning, the set can be redeployed easily. "We are so proud of the team - the attention to detail and high-quality finish
applied to all Scene2 projects mean that this set should run and run for The Path Entertainment Group, who have been brilliant collaborators throughout. "When creative minds work together, great things happen!" The project highlights Scene2’s focus on combining craftsmanship with
sustainable production methods, creating immersive environments that can be reused while maintaining a high-quality visitor experience.
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