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Two northern UK theatres set for multi-million pound revamp
BY Katie Buckley | 15 Jul 2014
De Matos Ryan – a London based architectural firm – has been granted
planning permission to go ahead with a £4.1m revamp of The York Theatre
Royal, UK, while nearby Newcastle's Theatre Royal is also getting a makeover, albeit
behind the scenes.
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Rome's €250m Cinecittà World theme park opens later this month
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Jul 2014
Rome’s long-awaited €250m, (US$340m, £198m) Cinecittà World theme park –
designed by multiple-Oscar-winning production designer designer Dante Ferretti
– will finally open its doors to the public on 24 July after a decade of delays.
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US coaster derails injuring four
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Jul 2014
A ride was force to close at a US theme park when a roller coaster car
derailed, leaving four injured.
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Football 'mecca' offers second wave of world cup fever for Brazil
BY Katie Buckley | 14 Jul 2014
Despite Germany’s attempt at crushing Brazil’s spirits in the 2014 Fifa World
Cup, the nation's love of football has not been completely kicked to the wayside
as plans have been unveiled for the world’s first Football Entertainment Centre
to be built in Rio De Janeiro, allowing Brazil’s football legacy and love affair with
the beautiful game, to continue.
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Cirque du Soleil and PortAventura foresee lasting relationship
BY Alice Davis | 14 Jul 2014
Internationally renowned performance troupe Cirque du Soleil premiered at
PortAventura resort in Spain last week. The acclaimed show Kooza was staged
in their famous big top tent, set up just beside the theme park, marking the
first partnership between the Canadian company and a European theme park.
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New Zealand attraction first to gain qualification for agricultural skills
BY Tom Anstey | 11 Jul 2014
Te Puia – a visitor attraction which provides access to Rotorua’s famous geysers
and geothermal valley – has become the first visitor attraction in New Zealand
to have staff certified in rural skills, with its Environment Team members
presented with the National Certificate in General Skills Agriculture Primary
Sector.
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Wait finally over for Ratatouille fans as attraction unveiled
BY Tom Anstey | 10 Jul 2014
After nearly a five-year wait, the highly anticipated Ratatouille attraction
opened today (10 July) at Disneyland Paris. The debut visitors were plunged
into a world based on the Disney-Pixar movie, and on boarding the ride were
whisked off on a “ratmobile” into the heart of the over-sized Parisien restaurant
Chez Gusteau.
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Los Angeles Zoo opens up volunteer training scheme for 2015
BY Tom Anstey | 10 Jul 2014
The Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association (GLAZA) is hosting a volunteer
training programme, starting in October, to provide comprehensive training for
adult docents who will serve as volunteer teachers and guides at the zoo.
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Yorkshire Sculpture Park named UK Museum of the Year
BY Katie Buckley | 10 Jul 2014
Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP), Wakefield, UK, has taken home a £100,000
prize from The Art Fund after being announced the UK Museum of the Year by
Art Fund – the national fundraising charity for art.
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