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Q&A: Marek Pisarski
PW: MP: I'd like to finish our ambitious program to rebuild tourist appeal in the Stronie lskie municipality after the flood, continue expanding top of that, new invitations keep coming in from least one exciting project with an unusual theme ahead of us.
That was the foundation the entire industry
, I prepared a series of concepts that were realized over the following years. My idea for the EC1 Science Center, despite changes during implementation, was built. I ran Experymentarium and Arena Laser Games in Manufaktura for five years. In 2007 author of the concept. I combined authentic mummification and a dark ride through done anything like it before. The exhibition toured after almost 20 years, it's still running at Farma working in tourism, I became an advisor to the Minister of Sport and Tourism, and vice-president Agency), an important government agency. I also worked in the Netherlands as director park, which was founded three years before and that changed everything for me.
actually workedIn 2000 I began managing the lease contract for l scale. I knew I was starting to get serious. I didn't yet exist.
PW: MP: It's all connected to searching for new dinosaurs, miniature parks, touring exhibitions, thermal baths - all of them innovative solutions for their respective times.
PW: MP: That's a reference to imagineering, a Netherlands, where I spent time at Efteling, my own vision took shape. In 2008 I coined the ynieria wyobra imagineering into our own reality. Since then, the term has entered the industry's vocabulary.
PW: Aside from imagineering, do you have time MP: Sure. For about 20 years it was golf, and more recently, the tracking in the mountains.
SEPTEMBER 2026 IAAPA EUROPE ISSUE 29
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