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Best Green Initiative of the Year
CANADIAN BURGER BELLEWAERDE
Canadian Burger: A New Sustainable Benchmark for the Theme Park Industry In April 2026, Bellewaerde Park opened its fully renovated Canadian Burger Restaurant.
More than a themed dining venue with an authentic Canadian atmosphere, it has become one of the most sustainable restaurant buildings in the European theme park industry. From the very beginning, sustainability was the guiding principle behind every decision, influencing material selection, energy systems, construction methods, and daily operations. The result is a restaurant that combines innovative building techniques with a remarkably low environmental footprint while offering a high level of comfort for both guests and employees.
Best Product Innovation (rides/games/shows) of the Year
AQUATICAR® – LEGEND OF THE GLOWING GUARDIANS
SUB SEA SYSTEMS
Audio narration and special effects fully immerse you in the story. This is not virtual reality – this is the Aquaticar underwater ride. weaves together captivating storytelling, thrilling adventure, and multi-generational entertainment, unlike anything ever seen in a water park setting.
Your vehicle releases down a thrilling gravity-fed slope, plunging into a vibrant underwater world. For several minutes, you traverse colorful reefs, abandoned shipwrecks, and darting fish, with graceful stingrays gliding overhead. This is a ride that
Best Product Innovation (guest experience/park operations) of the Year VANTAGE – AQUAVENTURE WORLD
VANTAGE
Holding the Guinness World Record as the worldʼs largest water park, Aquaventure World at Atlantis Dubai welcomes millions of guests each year to a destination where hospitality, entertainment, dining, retail, and aquatic attractions come together as a single resort experience. While guests see Atlantis Dubai as one destination, the technology that powers those experiences has traditionally operated very differently.
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