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Wanda recruits Premier Rides to create 'world-first' attraction
POSTED 29 Nov 2016 . BY Tom Anstey
Wanda Group chair Wang Jianlin opened two Wanda Cities in Hefei and Nanchang this year, with plans to have 15 such projects across China by 2020 Credit: Andy Wong/AP/Press Association Images
Wanda has recruited Premier Rides to create “one of the most cutting-edge attractions ever to be introduced to the theme park industry” – a first-of-its-kind creation representing the company’s most significant investment to date on a single attraction.

According to Wanda, the yet-to-be-revealed attraction will “set a new standard for technical innovation”, with the operator also adding that the move reinforces its stated goal to be the leader in China’s themed entertainment industry.

Premier – best known for creating large, technically complex projects such as The Revenge of the Mummy at Universal Studios Singapore – says the project “takes ride technology to the next level and will raise the bar on expectations throughout the industry”, though the details are at this point being kept under-wraps.

Wanda recently announced two US$15bn (€14.2bn, £12bn) development projects in China, reinforcing chair Wang Jianlin’s continued efforts to make his company the world’s largest tourism entity by 2020.

The two major projects were both announced in the space of a week, with agreements signed between both China’s Shaanxi provincial government and Changsha municipal government to build theme parks, commercial centres and sports developments in Xi’an and Hunan Province.

Wang also opened two Wanda Cities in Hefei and Nanchang this year, with plans to have 15 such projects across China by 2020. Wanda is also planning to open a further five complexes overseas.
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Wanda recruits Premier Rides to create 'world-first' attraction
POSTED 29 Nov 2016 . BY Tom Anstey
Wanda Group chair Wang Jianlin opened two Wanda Cities in Hefei and Nanchang this year, with plans to have 15 such projects across China by 2020 Credit: Andy Wong/AP/Press Association Images
Wanda has recruited Premier Rides to create “one of the most cutting-edge attractions ever to be introduced to the theme park industry” – a first-of-its-kind creation representing the company’s most significant investment to date on a single attraction.

According to Wanda, the yet-to-be-revealed attraction will “set a new standard for technical innovation”, with the operator also adding that the move reinforces its stated goal to be the leader in China’s themed entertainment industry.

Premier – best known for creating large, technically complex projects such as The Revenge of the Mummy at Universal Studios Singapore – says the project “takes ride technology to the next level and will raise the bar on expectations throughout the industry”, though the details are at this point being kept under-wraps.

Wanda recently announced two US$15bn (€14.2bn, £12bn) development projects in China, reinforcing chair Wang Jianlin’s continued efforts to make his company the world’s largest tourism entity by 2020.

The two major projects were both announced in the space of a week, with agreements signed between both China’s Shaanxi provincial government and Changsha municipal government to build theme parks, commercial centres and sports developments in Xi’an and Hunan Province.

Wang also opened two Wanda Cities in Hefei and Nanchang this year, with plans to have 15 such projects across China by 2020. Wanda is also planning to open a further five complexes overseas.
RELATED STORIES
Wanda expanding tourism empire with US$30bn investment


Wanda has announced two US$15bn (€14.2bn, £12bn) development projects in China, signalling chair Wang Jianlin’s continued efforts to make Wanda the world’s largest tourism entity by 2020.
Wanda hires former Hong Kong Disneyland head to run theme park division


As Disney and Wanda’s public war for dominance across China continues to rage on, Wanda chair Wang Jianlin has reportedly hired former Disney executive Andrew Kam to lead its charge into the theme park sector.
Wanda 'wolf pack' grows as operator launches latest multi-billion dollar Wanda City development


Wang Jianlin’s public feud with Disney continues to heat up with the Wanda chair’s latest multi-billion Wanda City to open its doors tomorrow (23 September).
Wanda inks deal for US$9bn 'super sport-themed tourism complex' as Disney rivalry heats up


China’s Wanda Group has taken the next step on its mission to become an unrivalled tourism entity; signing an agreement to build “the world's first culture, tourism, sports and commerce super complex.”
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Off the back of the success of the first round of Everyday Heritage Grants in 2022, Historic England is funding 56 creative projects that honour the heritage of working-class England.
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Universal has revealed it will be adding new Harry Potter attractions, alongside Super Nintendo and How to Train Your Dragon worlds to its Florida resort.
Heartbreak for Swedish theme park, Liseberg, as fire breaks out
A fire has destroyed part of the new water world, Oceana, at Liseberg in Sweden, and a construction worker has been reported missing.
Museum director apologises after comparing the city of Florence to a sex worker
Museum director Cecilie Hollberg has come under fire for comparing the city to a sex worker due to uncontrolled mass tourism.
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David & Lynn Willrich started the Company over thirty years ago, from the Audio Visual Department [more...]
Taylor Made Designs

Taylor Made Designs (TMD) has been supplying the Attractions, Holiday Park, Zoos and Theme Park mark [more...]
ProSlide Technology, Inc.

A former national ski team racer, ProSlide® CEO Rick Hunter’s goal has been to integrate the smoot [more...]
Polin Waterparks

Polin was founded in Istanbul in 1976. Polin has since grown into a leading company in the waterpa [more...]
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DIRECTORY
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08-08 May 2024

Hospitality Design Conference

Hotel Melià , Milano , Italy
10-12 May 2024

Asia Pool & Spa Expo

China Import & Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou, China
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