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Grévin & Cie plans European expansion
26 Jan 2005
Olivier de Bosredon, chief executive of theme park operator Grévin & Cie, has announced that following the acquisition last July of New Pleasurewood Hills near Great Yarmouth, UK, it is looking for further opportunities in Britain.
HLF grant for biscuit exhibition
25 Jan 2005
The Heritage Lottery Fund has awarded a grant of £33,300 to The Pumphouse Educational Museum in Rotherhithe to create an exhibition about Peek Frean & Company’s Bermondsey biscuit and cake factory.
Six Flags guests get free waterpark entry
20 Jan 2005
US-based theme park operator Six Flags has announced that entrance to its new Hurricane Harbor waterpark at Gurnee, Illinois, will be free with admission to the existing Six Flags Great America theme park at the site.
George Clooney proposes at Madame Tussauds
17 Jan 2005
George Clooney will be busy proposing to female visitors at London’s Madame Tussauds this spring.
Six Flags Mexico launches Superman coaster
13 Jan 2005
Theme park Six Flags Mexico has introduced a new mile-long hypercoaster boasting a 205ft drop.
240m euro new attractions for Disneyland Paris
13 Jan 2004
Euro Disney SCA, operator of Disneyland Resort Paris, is planning to invest 240m euros (£168m, US$315m) in new attractions over the next three years, subject to its upcoming 250m euros (£175m, US$328m) rights issue.
World’s largest indoor rainforest opens in Germany
10 Jan 2005
The world’s largest indoor rainforest, called Tropical Island, opened its doors inside a giant zeppelin hangar in Brandenburg, near the German capital Berlin, on 18 December.
New meeting set to discuss future of Lake District’s walks
06 Jan 2005
The Lake District National Park Authority is to decide whether or not to scrap free guided walks from its 2005 programme in a special meeting on 7 February.
Museum visits on the up
05 Jan 2005
Government figures show that visits to England’s national museums have rocketed since the decision to scrap entrance fees three years ago.
Trust realigns plans for Brighton’s West Pier
05 Jan 2005
The West Pier Trust, which owns the beleaguered Victorian pier on Brighton’s waterfront, has ditched its hopes of restoring the jetty and now plans to secure private funds to build an entirely new pier.
Reds Hall of Fame and Museum comes to Cincinnati
23 Dec 2004
The Reds Hall of Fame and Museum has opened just west of the Great American Ball Park, the home of the baseball team Cincinnati Reds, along Cincinnati’s riverfront.
The Eden Project backs London 2012
23 Dec 2004
As part of 2012 Day – 20 December – London 2012’s logo was projected onto the futuristic biomes of the Eden Project in support of the Olympic bid.
Sentosa proclaims 2005 as Visit Fort Siloso Year
21 Dec 2004
To mark 60 years since the end of World War II, Sentosa, Singapore’s island resort, has proclaimed 2005 to be Visit Fort Siloso Year and introduced a new S$5m (£1.57m, US$3.05m, 2.28m euros) tour of the attraction.
Construction of Berlin Holocaust memorial complete
21 Dec 2004
The final slab was put in place at Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial on 15 December, marking the official end of construction work.
Euro Disney wins 1bn euro lifeline
21 Dec 2004
Euro Disney SAS has been given a 1bn euro (£516m, $1bn) lifeline by the Walt Disney Company as part of an ongoing financial restructuring of the Disneyland Resort Paris operator.
HEIMO makes two new appointments
21 Dec 2004
Animated attractions firm HEIMO Germany has made two major appointments.
Hong Kong Disneyland to open ahead of schedule
21 Dec 2004
Disney and Hong Kong’s SAR government has announced that Hong Kong Disneyland will be open for guests from 25 September 2005, earlier than originally projected.
Aussie rollercoaster hits the high seas
15 Dec 2004
A Vekoma Boomerang rollercoaster originally built for the Brisbane World Expo in 1988 has set sail for a new home.
Attractive new way to experience Shakespeare
13 Dec 2004
A new, multi-million pound visitor attraction, called Shakespearience, opened to the public on 3 December at the Waterside Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire.
Sally Marvels at cartoon deal
08 Dec 2004
US-based ride designer Sally Corporation has signed a deal which will allow Sally to use the entire line of Marvel comic book characters in amusement park rides and interactive exhibits.
     
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9388 to 9407 of 9637 news stories
Grévin & Cie plans European expansion
26 Jan 2005
Olivier de Bosredon, chief executive of theme park operator Grévin & Cie, has announced that following the acquisition last July of New Pleasurewood Hills near Great Yarmouth, UK, it is looking for further opportunities in Britain.
HLF grant for biscuit exhibition
25 Jan 2005
The Heritage Lottery Fund has awarded a grant of £33,300 to The Pumphouse Educational Museum in Rotherhithe to create an exhibition about Peek Frean & Company’s Bermondsey biscuit and cake factory.
Six Flags guests get free waterpark entry
20 Jan 2005
US-based theme park operator Six Flags has announced that entrance to its new Hurricane Harbor waterpark at Gurnee, Illinois, will be free with admission to the existing Six Flags Great America theme park at the site.
George Clooney proposes at Madame Tussauds
17 Jan 2005
George Clooney will be busy proposing to female visitors at London’s Madame Tussauds this spring.
Six Flags Mexico launches Superman coaster
13 Jan 2005
Theme park Six Flags Mexico has introduced a new mile-long hypercoaster boasting a 205ft drop.
240m euro new attractions for Disneyland Paris
13 Jan 2004
Euro Disney SCA, operator of Disneyland Resort Paris, is planning to invest 240m euros (£168m, US$315m) in new attractions over the next three years, subject to its upcoming 250m euros (£175m, US$328m) rights issue.
World’s largest indoor rainforest opens in Germany
10 Jan 2005
The world’s largest indoor rainforest, called Tropical Island, opened its doors inside a giant zeppelin hangar in Brandenburg, near the German capital Berlin, on 18 December.
New meeting set to discuss future of Lake District’s walks
06 Jan 2005
The Lake District National Park Authority is to decide whether or not to scrap free guided walks from its 2005 programme in a special meeting on 7 February.
Museum visits on the up
05 Jan 2005
Government figures show that visits to England’s national museums have rocketed since the decision to scrap entrance fees three years ago.
Trust realigns plans for Brighton’s West Pier
05 Jan 2005
The West Pier Trust, which owns the beleaguered Victorian pier on Brighton’s waterfront, has ditched its hopes of restoring the jetty and now plans to secure private funds to build an entirely new pier.
Reds Hall of Fame and Museum comes to Cincinnati
23 Dec 2004
The Reds Hall of Fame and Museum has opened just west of the Great American Ball Park, the home of the baseball team Cincinnati Reds, along Cincinnati’s riverfront.
The Eden Project backs London 2012
23 Dec 2004
As part of 2012 Day – 20 December – London 2012’s logo was projected onto the futuristic biomes of the Eden Project in support of the Olympic bid.
Sentosa proclaims 2005 as Visit Fort Siloso Year
21 Dec 2004
To mark 60 years since the end of World War II, Sentosa, Singapore’s island resort, has proclaimed 2005 to be Visit Fort Siloso Year and introduced a new S$5m (£1.57m, US$3.05m, 2.28m euros) tour of the attraction.
Construction of Berlin Holocaust memorial complete
21 Dec 2004
The final slab was put in place at Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial on 15 December, marking the official end of construction work.
Euro Disney wins 1bn euro lifeline
21 Dec 2004
Euro Disney SAS has been given a 1bn euro (£516m, $1bn) lifeline by the Walt Disney Company as part of an ongoing financial restructuring of the Disneyland Resort Paris operator.
HEIMO makes two new appointments
21 Dec 2004
Animated attractions firm HEIMO Germany has made two major appointments.
Hong Kong Disneyland to open ahead of schedule
21 Dec 2004
Disney and Hong Kong’s SAR government has announced that Hong Kong Disneyland will be open for guests from 25 September 2005, earlier than originally projected.
Aussie rollercoaster hits the high seas
15 Dec 2004
A Vekoma Boomerang rollercoaster originally built for the Brisbane World Expo in 1988 has set sail for a new home.
Attractive new way to experience Shakespeare
13 Dec 2004
A new, multi-million pound visitor attraction, called Shakespearience, opened to the public on 3 December at the Waterside Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire.
Sally Marvels at cartoon deal
08 Dec 2004
US-based ride designer Sally Corporation has signed a deal which will allow Sally to use the entire line of Marvel comic book characters in amusement park rides and interactive exhibits.
     
 


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