Park Reports

In the great pleasure gardens of Renaissance Europe, landscaping was the star attraction. Entertainment took second billing. Dan McEwen talked to theme park landscapers who say those roles have been …
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One of the oldest amusement parks in the US, Cedar Point, has enlisted the services of the National Roller Coaster Museum and Archives (NRCMA) to help preserve two of its …
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Among the most well-known theme park names in the industry in Europe is Bobbejaanland in Belgium, founded in 1959 by the professional musician Bobbejaan Schoepen.

Born in 1925 as the …
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Andrew Mellor takes a closer look at one of the Middle East’s most celebrated amusement parks.

Located in the ‘Oasis City’ of Al Ain, in the United Arab Emirates, Hili …
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THE iconic UK landmark that is Blackpool Tower was relaunched on September 1 following a 10 month, multimillion pound restoration programme which has seen the 118-year-old structure given a new …
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The UK’s Paultons Park has enjoyed a hugely successful 2011 following the introduction of Peppa Pig World at the start of the season. Here InterPark Editor Andrew Mellor takes a …
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Should parks go down the ‘DIY’ route when it comes to F&B operations or bring in outside contractors to take care of this aspect of the business? Andrew Mellor discusses …
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THE Lost Paradise of Dilmun (LPOD) waterpark opened in Bahrain in September 2007 having been developed by the Al Areen Holding Company and representing an investment of US$50m.

The park …
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Australia’s Dreamworld is the result of one man’s wish back in the latter half of the 1970s to build a theme park and today it is one of the Gold …
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The world’s most popular wizard will soon be appearing at the world’s most technologically-sophisticated entertainment complex as Universal unveils its very own ‘magic kingdom,’ reports Dan McEwen

In 1990, while …
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