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Best FEC of the Year QUERION HYPERMEDIA ENTERTAINMENT PARK
Querion deserves Best FEC because it establishes a new model for a large indoor family entertainment destination. Opened in Piechowice, Poland, on 4 June 2026, the 4,000 m² venue substantially exceeds the categoryʼs 800 m² threshold and brings motion, media, interaction, education, food and shared social spaces together as one coherent guest experience.
Best Live Entertainment ASTÉRIX ET LA POTION D’ÉTOILES
PARC ASTÉRIX
In just five months, and with a story inspired by the Asterix comic books, this is an original creation by the Parc Astérix teams – from the design of the sets right through to the production and staging of the entire show – all supported by the technical expertise and know-how of our technical service providers.
Industry Icon (Operator) BRIAN MACHAMER
SIX FLAGS QIDDIYA CITY
Brian Machamer is the park president of Six Flags Qiddiya City and the adjacent Aquarabia Water Theme Park, two flagship entertainment destinations under development in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. With more than three decades of international theme park leadership experience, Machamer oversees
the operational design, development, and operational strategy for both parks as part of Qiddiya Cityʼs pioneering role in Saudi Arabiaʼs Vision 2030 transformation.
Industry Icon (Supplier)
MARKUS BEYR ATTRAKTION! GMBH
Markus Beyr has enjoyed a career that has consistently expanded what media-based attractions can be and carried difficult ideas through to successful operation across the EMEA region.
Before founding Attraktion! in 2012, Markus spent nearly two decades building deep systems-integration expertise across lighting, sound, audiovisual
systems, show control, installation and long-term operation. He then created Attraktion! to move beyond technology-only delivery and develop complete original attractions: ride systems, films, games, interaction and immersive environments designed together.
32 OCTOBER 2026
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