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FEC Project of the Year FUNFAIRGAMES BY KOEZIO
Built on just 235 square meters, the attraction features eleven immersive rooms and more than thirty different game challenges. Rather than relying on a single gameplay mechanic, the experience constantly evolves from room to room, with new rules, objectives and interactions introduced throughout the journey.
Best Use of Theming of the Year ZAMPERLA, REVERCHON
IDEFIX’ ADVENTURE LAND – BELANTIS ADVENTURE KINGDOM
Idefixʼ Adventure Land marks a defining milestone in the history of BELANTIS. It is the parkʼs first themed area based on the globally recognised Asterix brand and the first visible step in the
transformation of BELANTIS into Asterix Park Germany. More than a new attraction or expansion, the project represents the beginning of a long-term vision that will reshape the park over the coming years.
Best Supplier INTAMIN AMUSEMENT RIDES
Intamin has once again demonstrated why it is one of the leading innovators and most trusted partners in the attractions industry, making it a deserving recipient of the Best Supplier Award this year. Through outstanding engineering, strong collaboration, and an unwavering commitment to excellence, the company has delivered projects that set new standards for the entire sector.
Best Food or Retail Development O’FUN PARK
Nestled at the heart of OʼFun Park in Vendée, France, OʼRanch is far more than a restaurant—it is an immersive destination that transforms a meal into an integral part of the guest experience. Opened as part
of OʼFun Parkʼs ambitious Far West transformation, OʼRanch perfectly illustrates how food & beverage can become a storytelling element that extends the parkʼs narrative beyond its attractions.
O’RANCH RESTAURANT
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