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Ferrari Land entering testing phase ahead of April launch
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Sep 2016
PortaVentura has unveiled the latest development in construction of Europe’s first Ferrari Land theme park, with the continent’s tallest rollercoaster now in its testing phase.
A responsive robot and OMA's response to Brexit will star at inaugural Design Museum exhibition
BY Kim Megson | 28 Sep 2016
London's Design Museum has announced a host of star names from the worlds of architecture and design will help open its new home in Kensington with a special exhibition called Fear and Love - Reactions to a Complex World.
C¥10bn BBC theme park planned for China
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Sep 2016
The BBC is teaming up with real estate developer Luneng Group to develop an amusement and leisure park on the island of Wenchang in the South China Sea at a cost of C¥10bn (US$1.5bn, €1.34bn, £1.15bn).
SeaWorld ploughs US$175m into new coasters, shows and zones
BY Alice Davis | 28 Sep 2016
SeaWorld Entertainment is investing US$175m (€156m, £135m) in new attractions as the brand continues to position itself as a theme park with sound animal conservation credentials and a mix of activities to offer.
Study suggests rollercoasters could cure kidney stones
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Sep 2016
New research has found an unconventional solution to clearing painful kidney stones – riding Disney World’s Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.
Merlin fined £5m for Alton Towers Smiler crash after 'catastrophic' safety failure
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Sep 2016
Merlin Entertainments has been fined £5m (US$6.5m, €5.7m) after last year’s horrific Smiler crash at Alton Towers, an accident which left five visitors with life-changing injuries including two leg amputations.
Innovative glass roof impacts intensity and colour of daylight at newly-opened Voorlinden Museum
BY Kim Megson | 27 Sep 2016
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands has officially opened the Voorlinden Museum – a modern, minimalist new home for the art collection of industrialist Joop van Caldenborgh.
Comic character theme park set to open in Antwerp train station next year
BY Alice Davis | 27 Sep 2016
An indoor theme and experience park based around Belgium’s most famous comic strip characters is being built in the heart of Antwerp train station.
Merlin in court for Alton Towers Smiler crash
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2016
Merlin Entertainments has been to court today for health and safety breaches in relation to last year’s Smiler rollercoaster crash which left two people needing leg amputations and several others with serious injuries.
‘Punk reimagining’ of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre uses shipping containers and scaffolding
BY Kim Megson | 26 Sep 2016
Plans are underway to recreate multiple versions worldwide of William Shakespeare’s iconic Globe Theatre using nothing but scaffolding and re-purposed shipping containers.
'Groundbreaking' leisure-led shopping and entertainment complex opens in China
BY Kim Megson | 26 Sep 2016
Jiangnan Global Harbor, one of the world’s largest leisure-led retail schemes, has officially opened near Shanghai.
Dementia training scheme by National Museums Liverpool to get nationwide rollout
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2016
A pilot programme by National Museums Liverpool (NML) created to improve dementia care will soon be rolled out across the UK after great success during its trial run.
Merlin due in court over Smiler crash
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2016
Alton Towers operator Merlin is due in court today for a verdict on the Smiler rollercoaster crash which left two people needing leg amputations and several others with serious injuries.
Ireland’s Alcatraz turns tourist friendly
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Sep 2016
The City of Cork is expecting to welcome 100,000 visitors a year to Spike Island by 2020, following €6m (US$6.7m, £5.2m) of renovations to turn the fort and former jail into a tourist attraction.
TEA's IP seminar explores the art of storytelling and creation
BY Alice Davis | 23 Sep 2016
The Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) hosted an afternoon educational session at the Euro Attractions Show (EAS) in Barcelona this week.
Wanda 'wolf pack' grows as operator launches latest multi-billion dollar Wanda City development
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
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).
Heritage officials blasted after concreting over section of China's Great Wall
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
Chinese heritage officials have come under scrutiny after repairs to a five-mile (8km) stretch of the Great Wall of China left the ancient structure resembling a smoothed concrete path.
IP owner partners Paragon Creative to create Teletubbies attractions and more
BY Alice Davis | 23 Sep 2016
Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa Laa and Po are set to become theme park sensations as intellectual property owner DHX Brands revealed it's actively seeking operators and investors for Teletubbies themed attractions, with Paragon Creative already working on design concepts.
American Museum of Natural History gains first approval for US$325m Gilder Center
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
New York’s American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) has been granted first approval for its US$325m (€288.8m, £248.6m) expansion intended to expand the institution’s role for scientific research and education.
OdySea Aquarium opens in Arizona desert, bringing controversial Dolphinaris with it
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
A 200,000sq ft (18,500sq m) aquarium – part of a US$175m (€155.5m, £133.8m) leisure complex in the Arizona desert – has opened its doors to the public.
     
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3201 to 3220 of 9725 news stories
Ferrari Land entering testing phase ahead of April launch
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Sep 2016
PortaVentura has unveiled the latest development in construction of Europe’s first Ferrari Land theme park, with the continent’s tallest rollercoaster now in its testing phase.
A responsive robot and OMA's response to Brexit will star at inaugural Design Museum exhibition
BY Kim Megson | 28 Sep 2016
London's Design Museum has announced a host of star names from the worlds of architecture and design will help open its new home in Kensington with a special exhibition called Fear and Love - Reactions to a Complex World.
C¥10bn BBC theme park planned for China
BY Tom Anstey | 28 Sep 2016
The BBC is teaming up with real estate developer Luneng Group to develop an amusement and leisure park on the island of Wenchang in the South China Sea at a cost of C¥10bn (US$1.5bn, €1.34bn, £1.15bn).
SeaWorld ploughs US$175m into new coasters, shows and zones
BY Alice Davis | 28 Sep 2016
SeaWorld Entertainment is investing US$175m (€156m, £135m) in new attractions as the brand continues to position itself as a theme park with sound animal conservation credentials and a mix of activities to offer.
Study suggests rollercoasters could cure kidney stones
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Sep 2016
New research has found an unconventional solution to clearing painful kidney stones – riding Disney World’s Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.
Merlin fined £5m for Alton Towers Smiler crash after 'catastrophic' safety failure
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Sep 2016
Merlin Entertainments has been fined £5m (US$6.5m, €5.7m) after last year’s horrific Smiler crash at Alton Towers, an accident which left five visitors with life-changing injuries including two leg amputations.
Innovative glass roof impacts intensity and colour of daylight at newly-opened Voorlinden Museum
BY Kim Megson | 27 Sep 2016
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands has officially opened the Voorlinden Museum – a modern, minimalist new home for the art collection of industrialist Joop van Caldenborgh.
Comic character theme park set to open in Antwerp train station next year
BY Alice Davis | 27 Sep 2016
An indoor theme and experience park based around Belgium’s most famous comic strip characters is being built in the heart of Antwerp train station.
Merlin in court for Alton Towers Smiler crash
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2016
Merlin Entertainments has been to court today for health and safety breaches in relation to last year’s Smiler rollercoaster crash which left two people needing leg amputations and several others with serious injuries.
‘Punk reimagining’ of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre uses shipping containers and scaffolding
BY Kim Megson | 26 Sep 2016
Plans are underway to recreate multiple versions worldwide of William Shakespeare’s iconic Globe Theatre using nothing but scaffolding and re-purposed shipping containers.
'Groundbreaking' leisure-led shopping and entertainment complex opens in China
BY Kim Megson | 26 Sep 2016
Jiangnan Global Harbor, one of the world’s largest leisure-led retail schemes, has officially opened near Shanghai.
Dementia training scheme by National Museums Liverpool to get nationwide rollout
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2016
A pilot programme by National Museums Liverpool (NML) created to improve dementia care will soon be rolled out across the UK after great success during its trial run.
Merlin due in court over Smiler crash
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2016
Alton Towers operator Merlin is due in court today for a verdict on the Smiler rollercoaster crash which left two people needing leg amputations and several others with serious injuries.
Ireland’s Alcatraz turns tourist friendly
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Sep 2016
The City of Cork is expecting to welcome 100,000 visitors a year to Spike Island by 2020, following €6m (US$6.7m, £5.2m) of renovations to turn the fort and former jail into a tourist attraction.
TEA's IP seminar explores the art of storytelling and creation
BY Alice Davis | 23 Sep 2016
The Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) hosted an afternoon educational session at the Euro Attractions Show (EAS) in Barcelona this week.
Wanda 'wolf pack' grows as operator launches latest multi-billion dollar Wanda City development
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
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).
Heritage officials blasted after concreting over section of China's Great Wall
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
Chinese heritage officials have come under scrutiny after repairs to a five-mile (8km) stretch of the Great Wall of China left the ancient structure resembling a smoothed concrete path.
IP owner partners Paragon Creative to create Teletubbies attractions and more
BY Alice Davis | 23 Sep 2016
Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa Laa and Po are set to become theme park sensations as intellectual property owner DHX Brands revealed it's actively seeking operators and investors for Teletubbies themed attractions, with Paragon Creative already working on design concepts.
American Museum of Natural History gains first approval for US$325m Gilder Center
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
New York’s American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) has been granted first approval for its US$325m (€288.8m, £248.6m) expansion intended to expand the institution’s role for scientific research and education.
OdySea Aquarium opens in Arizona desert, bringing controversial Dolphinaris with it
BY Tom Anstey | 23 Sep 2016
A 200,000sq ft (18,500sq m) aquarium – part of a US$175m (€155.5m, £133.8m) leisure complex in the Arizona desert – has opened its doors to the public.
     
 


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