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Bezoekers met een lichamelijke beperking kunnen de attractie Droomvlucht ook beleven dankzij virtual reality. Alle zintuigen worden geprikkeld door muziek, geur en wind. Bovendien ben je door middel van een koptelefoon en microfoon verbonden met je gezelschap dat zich in Droomvlucht bevindt.

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Bestemmingsplan Wereld van de Efteling 2030

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Bestemmingsplan Wereld van de Efteling 2030

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De Efteling is sinds de opening van het Sprookjesbos in 1952 uitgegroeid tot een van de grootste attractieparken van Europa. Om deze positie vast te houden en de continuïteit van de organisatie te waarborgen, wil de Efteling doorgroeien tot een internationale bestemming met jaarlijks 5 miljoen bezoeken.

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Nieuwe attracties = meer medewerkers

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In het oudste en grootste attractiepark van Nederland wordt al 71 jaar lang hard gewerkt om elke bezoeker een onvergetelijke dag te bezorgen. Ontdek hieronder de nieuwste attracties, shows en meer in de Wereld vol Wonderen.

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Ontdek alle nieuwe Efteling-attracties, restaurants, vakantieparken, apps en nog veel meer in de Wereld vol Wonderen.

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Efteling past zich aan zodat mensen nu via online platformen of de app tickets kunnen aanschaffen, dit doen steeds meer bedrijven:

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Efteling-apps, bekijk en download ze hier!

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Op deze pagina tref je een overzicht van alle Efteling-apps. Ontdek hoe lang de wachttijden zijn in de Efteling-app of luister eindeloos naar de mooiste sprookjes met de Verhalen app. Ontdek alle apps van de Efteling en download ze direct vanaf deze pagina!

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Looopings is een betrouwbare bron en werkt ook samen met pretparken om nieuws te delen. Ze hebben wel altijd een sterke mening over bepaalde parken, wat ervoor zorgt dat een beeld verandert voor mensen.

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De Efteling is gestart met de ingrijpende verbouwing van wildwaterbaan Piraña. Inmiddels zijn op veel plekken de originele rotspartijen en watervallen gesloopt, blijkt uit actuele luchtbeelden. Vanwege de werkzaamheden blijft de bekende waterattractie maandenlang gesloten, mogelijk zelfs tot eind juni volgend jaar.
Eerder deze maand onthulde de Efteling wat er allemaal gaat gebeuren. Oude rotsen maken plaats voor meer realistische exemplaren. Verder zorgt men voor nieuwe decors, nieuwe watereffecten en technische upgrades. Het project kost maar liefst 8 miljoen euro. Veel andere parken zetten voor dat bedrag een volledig nieuwe attractie neer.

Het water is uit de baan gehaald. Een deel van de vaargeul werd al gestript. Technische onderdelen en twee nieuwe waterspuwers liggen klaar. De oude decors verdwijnen in containers. Op muurtjes bij de uitgang zijn tekens aangebracht. Vanwege de omvang van de klus is naast de attractie een tijdelijk containerpark verschenen.

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Foto's: Efteling sloopt rotsen bij wildwaterbaan Piraña

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De Efteling is gestart met de ingrijpende verbouwing van wildwaterbaan Piraña. Inmiddels zijn op veel plekken de originele rotspartijen en...

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DLPREPORT is een bron die in het mediateam van Disneyland Parijs zit. Op twitter delen ze vaak sneaky hun eigen mening, maar wel op een nette toon

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Mousetrap nieuws deelt nieuws over Walt Disney World, dezelfde branch dus. Elk stuk nieuws wat zij delen, is fake. Dat is het hele doet van dit concept, alleen op socials geloven mensen dit vaak

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Deze website deelt informatie over pretparken in Nederland. Het forum is minder te vertrouwen, gezien iedereen alles kan posten. Wel laten ze in de berichten op de website een duidelijke mening achter bij het schrijven, waardoor het iets minder betrouwbaar is. Een auteur schrijft dan vaker slecht over een project of bedrijf

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Deze website deelt enkel geruchten, en geruchten zijn over het algemeen nepnieuws.

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Word gratis lid van de WonderDepot-community en blijf op de hoogte van de meest recente Efteling geruchten, nieuwtjes en updates! Duik in de magie van Inside Twinkels en laat je betoveren.

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Overzicht attracties Efteling - Efteling

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Alle attracties van de Efteling in één handig overzicht.

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Parkshows & Entertainment

Aanschouw de moedige ruiters van Raveleijn, bezoek Europa's grootste watershow of breng wat tijd door met een van de Efteling-bewoners. Alle shows zijn gratis toegankelijk tijdens een parkbezoek.

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Alle parkshows van de Efteling in één handig overzicht.

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Alle restaurants van de Efteling in één handig overzicht.

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Shop de leukste souvenirs in de Efteling

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Maak je mooiste herinneringen aan de Efteling tastbaar met een souvenir uit een van onze acht souvenirwinkels. Ontdek hier meer over souvenirs in het park.

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Kom sprookjesachtig overnachten bij de Efteling

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Geniet van nog meer momenten samen en blijf slapen in het Efteling Hotel, Vakantiepark Efteling Bosrijk of Vakantiepark Efteling Loonsche Land.

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Veel onderhoud in laagseizoen

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In attractiepark de Efteling worden op dit moment in het laagseizoen veel onderhoudswerkzaamheden uitgevoerd. Meerdere attracties zijn daardoor gesloten.

Nog tot en met begin maart werkt het park aan de altijd geliefde attractie Droomvlucht. Tegelijkertijd is de waterattractie De Vliegende Hollander gesloten voor groot onderhoud. Het reguliere onderhoud is gestart bij de wildwaterbaan Piraña (tot en met 10 maart 2023) en attractie Raveleijn (tot en met 31 maart 2023). Tegelijkertijd krijgt restaurant Panorama een transformatie, passend bij de sfeer en beleving van het themagebied Wereld van Sindbad (zie dit artikel over het concept). Naar verwachting heropent het restaurant medio april onder een nieuwe naam.

Ook op het Anton Pieck Plein wordt er tot en met april gewerkt. Vanaf april is het regulier onderhoud van de achtbaan Python aan de beurt. In het Sprookjesbos start in maart met de renovatie van het Herauten Plein, waarbij onder meer de bestrating wordt vervangen. Bovendien wordt de Paddenstoelengroep in ere hersteld.

Trefwoorden: attractiepark, Efteling, onderhoud

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In attractiepark de Efteling worden op dit moment in het laagseizoen veel onderhoudswerkzaamheden uitgevoerd. Meerdere attracties zijn daardoor gesloten.

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Pretparken willen sustainable zijn

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From measuring carbon emissions and capping attendance to going solar and recycling, we highlight some sustainability trends for the year ahead as the attractions industry works towards a greener future.

Museums, theme parks, zoos and aquariums need to show the eco-anxious public what they are doing to tackle climate change. In response, operators and industry leaders are busy putting in place new plans and policies to become more environmentally sustainable.

Our top sustainability trends to watch

According to research from Force of Nature, a youth non-profit organisation, 70 percent of young people are worried about climate change. 56 percent believe that humanity is doomed. Here, we take a look at some of the biggest green initiatives and sustainability trends. This includes electric transport, energy-efficient NFTs and urban nature projects.

1. Measuring Scope 3 carbon emissions

Many businesses, including Disney, are now starting to look at their Scope 3 emissions. This is one of the biggest sustainability trends to watch this year. It means that suppliers need to report their own carbon footprint.

"We've now started to turn our focus to Scope 3 emissions," said Walt Disney Imagineering's design studio executive, Emily Dow. Speaking at greenloop 22, she added:

"This is an area where we have a real opportunity to address supply chain emissions around all of our diverse lines of business."

Scope 1 emissions are the greenhouse gas emissions that a company makes directly. For example, those it makes while running its boilers and vehicles. Meanwhile, Scope 2 emissions are made indirectly. For example, the electricity or energy purchased by a company to heat its building. Scope 3 includes all the emissions associated with the company up and down its supply chain.

Scope 3 emissions

PortAventura, the world's first carbon neutral theme park, has committed to science based target setting. The resort, already home to a zero-emission hotel, is looking at all of its emissions to include suppliers and visitors. PortAventura will work with its suppliers to measure and reduce the carbon in purchased goods and services. It will also review visitor travel.

"Through the years, we have been able to reduce emissions from Scope 1 and 2 by 76 percent. Here, quick wins are possible because Scope 2 is really linked to the source of your electricity," said Choni Fernandez Veciana, director of central services and sustainability at PortAventura. "Scope 1 and 2 have never been a problem."

"I think that now it's time to change our mentality as operators," she added. "We are going to rank our vendors. We are also going to reward the ones who have this commitment with emissions reduction."

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao also hopped on this sustainability trend, recently becoming the first museum in Spain to measure the carbon footprint of its direct and indirect emissions. The institution has worked out the carbon footprint of organising exhibitions, as well as artwork shipping and courier trips. It is hiring artwork crates rather than making new ones and sharing the transport of artworks with other museums.

It is also limiting the construction of new walls through reuse and sharing display elements with local museums.

Greener travel

This sustainability trend can also be seen in the UK. Blenheim Palace aims to become carbon neutral across Scopes 1 to 3 by 2027, and carbon negative by 2050.

"We are clearly working very hard to attract people to emit a lot of carbon to ," said Dominic Hare, CEO of Blenheim Palace. "So we felt from day one we would have to take responsibility for their Scope 3 visitor travel if we are to be carbon balanced."

Blenheim Palace has also teamed up with the Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI) and Oxford Biology to test a monitoring the impact of climate change. "As we face up to the challenges of climate change it is essential that we protect the estate's unique natural heritage," said David Green, Blenheim's head of innovation.

2. Limiting attendance

Ghibli Park, the first-ever theme park dedicated to Studio Ghibli, is capping daily attendance within each of its themed lands. This sustainability trend both improves the visitor experience and protects the park and its environment. Each land requires its own ticket and attendance is limited (via Aichi Prefecture and SoraNews24).

Ghibli Park is an environmentally-friendly theme park and will not cut down any trees to make room for future attractions. Meanwhile, previous building work enhanced and preserved any natural areas. There are plenty of natural, untouched spaces, much like the settings of many Studio Ghibli films.

The Red Sea in Saudi Arabia, formerly known as the Red Sea Project, also plans to limit visitor numbers. In an interview with Arab News, Najwah Hamzeh, Red Sea Global's senior smart destinations director, said:

"We are limiting the number of tourists to the destination to keep it sustainable and to enhance the environment." Hamzeh said the team will ensure that "100 years from now, we are going to experience exactly the same natural treasures in the Red Sea". Due to complete in 2030, the Red Sea will be the world's most sustainable luxury tourist destination.

Sustainability trends: protecting the environment

The province of North Brabant was ordered by a local court to enforce these measures in January 2022. It was told in 2016 that Efteling could host a maximum of 5 million annual visitors. Any more than that would damage the Loonse en Drunense Duinen National Park. However, the park saw over 5 million visitors in 2017, 2018 and 2019.

3. Recycling initiatives

Innovative recycling solutions are among our top sustainability trends for 2023.

Disneyland Paris has launched a series of recycling initiatives this year as part of its ongoing commitment to reducing waste, protecting resources and supporting the local economy. The resort was selling a collection of products using the recycled tarp that covered the Sleeping Beauty Castle for its 30th-anniversary renovation project. It also created a replica of its iconic castle using 300kg of recycled glass for a waste recycling campaign.

Mattel has also launched a collection called Barbie Loves the Ocean. This is its first fashion doll line made from recycled ocean-bound plastic. The brand aims to use 100 percent recycled, recyclable or bio-based plastic materials across all of its products and packaging by 2030.

Reverse vending machines

"We are continuing to progress against our sustainability ambitions, including removing unnecessary packaging and plastic on all our branded merchandise," said Dare Ilori, group head of sustainability at Merlin. "In our Sea Life attractions, we banned all plastic straws and retail plastic bags at the end of 2018. In our UK resort theme parks we are proud to now be operating with zero waste to landfill."

Holle Bolle Gijs

Of course, rewards for picking up litter are nothing new. Efteling's Holle Bolle Gijs has been thanking visitors for tidying up since the 1950s.

Hubbub has been using psychology to encourage litter bin use. The Ballot Bin has been shown to reduce littering by 46% by encouraging smokers to vote - "Who's the best footballer in the world? Ronaldo or Messi?" as they dispose of cigarette butts.

4. Solar power

As part of its trend-setting sustainability programme, Efteling has brought in a carport system with 12,000 solar panels. Through the system, the park will be able to produce 20 percent of its annual energy usage itself, approximately 4,320,000 kilowatt hours (kWh). This is equal to the average electricity consumption of around 1,750 households.

"The creation of the carport system with solar panels is our biggest step so far in terms of sustainability, and we are far from finished," said Jurgens.

Elsewhere, Spain's Guggenheim is reducing its energy consumption with solar panels. Between 2015 and 2021, the museum also replaced all light fixtures with LED technology. Other steps taken by the museum include efficient water management, reducing materials and packaging, using recyclable materials, and minimising hazardous waste.

Solar power is a big sustainability trend. PortAventura World will also begin work on one of Europe's largest solar plants with an installed capacity of 7.5 MWp. It will supply electricity to the whole resort, preventing 4,000 tonnes of CO2 every year from being emitted. This is equivalent to the amount of CO2 that would be absorbed by 930,000 trees.

Sustainability trends: carbon neutral destinations

Combined, the solar panels will cover an area of around 2.5 hectares, with a solar capacity of 3.094 MWp that will produce 3,871,500 kWh of clean energy each year. This will result in a reduction of 1,643 tCO2 per year, which is equal to the carbon generated by 60,000 hotel room nights. SDC is also looking at other sources of renewable energy, including tidal energy and waste-to-energy generators.

"Solar is one of the most viable renewable sources of energy for Sentosa and Singapore," said Thien Kwee Eng, CEO of SDC.

SeaWorld Abu Dhabi is currently under construction on Yas Island and will open next year. It is putting in place rooftop solar systems to supply clean energy across the new marine life theme park.

Marc Swanson, SeaWorld CEO, said the company is "committed to creating a more sustainable future". He added: "This agreement reflects SeaWorld Abu Dhabi's alignment with our efforts to adopt efficient and innovative solutions across our parks."

Solar power

Two new solar facilities will power up to 40 percent of Walt Disney World's annual energy needs, These will come online near the resort in 2023. The destination already has two solar arrays, including one in the shape of Mickey Mouse. Disney World's available solar energy resources will more than double with the new solar arrays. Disney has also added solar arrays at Castaway Cay and Hong Kong Disneyland.

Another firm that sets trends when it comes to sustainability, Disneyland Paris has started operating the first section of its solar canopy plant, located in the park's main parking lot.

The plant will produce 36 GWh per year by 2023. This is equal to the annual energy consumption of a city with 17,400 inhabitants. When complete, it will cover 49 acres and use 82,000 solar panels, making it one of the largest solar canopy plans in Europe.

5. Green NFTs

The carbon cost of NFTs

While exploring the latest sustainability trends, greenloop 22 explored how to create a green NFT. Alistair Hudson is the former director of the Whitworth and Manchester Art Gallery. He spoke about the 'Ancient of Days' NFT created with Vastari Labs. This trailblazing project used Tezos, an energy-efficient proof of stake blockchain.

"Already the world of NFTs has surpassed the traditional art market," Hudson told blooloop. "As a museum with a social purpose, I wanted our take on this to be ethical."

6. Sustainable dining

Now, Disneyland Paris has selected Beyond Meat as its official plant-based meat partner across the whole resort.

Sustainability trends: eliminating single-use plastics

The US government is phasing out single-use plastic products and packaging on public lands including national parks by next year in a bid to reduce plastic pollution.

Visitors will soon see more compostable, biodegradable and recycled materials in restaurants and gift shops. In an order, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland said the Department of the Interior "has an obligation to play a leading role in reducing the impact of plastic waste on our ecosystems and our climate".

More than 300 million tonnes of plastic is produced every year. And at least 14 million tonnes of this ends up in the ocean. This causes "severe injuries and death" to marine species. Haaland's order said less than 10 percent of plastics ever produced have been recycled. She added:

"As the steward of the nation's public lands, including national parks and national wildlife refuges, and as the agency responsible for the conservation and management of fish, wildlife, plants and their habitats, we are uniquely positioned to do better for our Earth."

7. Electric transport

Electric vehicles (EVs) have been gaining popularity across the world for some time now. Parks such as PortAventura World and Efteling are responding to this sustainability trend by developing facilities for EV charging. Last year, the latter opened the largest charging park for electric cars in Benelux.

PortAventura World has developed one of the largest electric vehicle (EV) charging hubs at a European resort. It now has 150 charging points at seven locations across the destination, including three car parks and four hotels. These are free to employees and visitors. New Spanish legislation comes into effect in January 2023. This requires public car parks to have a minimum of one parking space with EV charging for every 40 standard spaces.

Woods Bagot, an architecture studio founded in Australia, has imagined how EV charging stations could become visitor destinations with digital screens showing movies, food trucks and urban parks.

"Because it can take up to an hour or more to fully charge an electric vehicle, the charging places should fulfil a broader set of demands than just the charge itself," said Woods Bagot (via Dezeen). "What does the driver do while he or she is waiting?"

EV at Universal

Universal Studios Hollywood is in the process of converting all 21 trams in the Studio Tour fleet from diesel-hydraulic engines to electric. The move will reduce carbon emissions and improve the visitor experience by limiting noise associated with the old engines.

8. Urban nature

Our penultimate sustainability trend for 2023 involves encouraging biodiversity in urban areas. London's Natural History Museum has started work on the redevelopment of its gardens as part of the Urban Nature Project. The museum is transforming its grounds into an accessible green space and biodiversity hub in the middle of London. The five-acre site is due to open to the public in summer 2023.

Tom McCarter is head of the museum's gardens. He said the project will "allow visitors to explore the museum in a new way, reconnecting them with the outdoors and giving them the tools to safeguard nature in towns and cities, so that people and planet can thrive".

"People are now less connected to nature than at any time in our human existence," added Drew Bennellick, head of land and nature policy at the National Lottery Heritage Fund. "Creating places in the midst of our cities where people can see, understand and enjoy nature are critical to helping nature's recovery."

Sustainability trends & green attractions

In Cornwall, the Eden Project's team of apprentices have created a colourful network of 'buzz stops'. These are designed to bring wildlife to bus stops and tackle habitat loss. The organisation has installed a series of vertical planters and large troughs filled with bee-friendly plants in areas throughout the county.

"As landscapes become increasingly fragmented it becomes harder for pollinators to navigate their way to sources of pollen and nectar," said Juliet Rose, Eden's community programmes development manager. "Buzz stops are a bit like transit cafes providing sustenance as insects move through our communities and help to link up dispersed populations."

The Eden Project is an innovator in the development of green attractions. Amid the burgeoning trend for sustainability, a series of new Eden Projects are rising in countries across the globe, from South America to Australia. These focus on the individual challenges that affect each location, such as water, food, biodiversity or soil.

One of Eden's latest projects is to increase biodiversity within the Canary Wharf. The group will create a 'green spine' through the centre of the financial district. This will include parks, gardens, waterside access, performance spaces, new bridges, boardwalks and floating pontoons.

Coexistence with other species

Elsewhere, French artist and environmentalist Marlene Huissoud has collaborated with a sacred species of endangered bees for an experimental living exhibition at Mexico's SFER IK Museion. Mayan culture considers the stingless bees sacred. Here, they are serving as the co-creators of the work, building out the sculpture and populating the exhibition space.

Founded in 2019, SFER IK is an interdisciplinary arts centre. It is located at Azulik Uh May, an eco-resort and cultural hub within the Mayan jungle. The museum was built to integrate the nature that surrounds it. For instance, the design weaves in native trees, vines and natural wildlife. "It is our responsibility to begin rethinking our coexistence with other species," said Huissoud.

9. Climate action beyond your footprint

When it comes to sustainability trends, we're seeing many visitor attractions reach out beyond their own walls with their climate action. We highlighted two projects making a big impact at greenloop 22.

Sustainable palm oil

Chester Zoo has created the 'Sustainable Palm Oil Communities' project, which saw Chester become the world's first Sustainable Palm City. , Field Conservation Manager at Chester Zoo, explained:

"What we really wanted to do when we found out about this issue was to encourage a lot more use of sustainable palm oil. We knew that boycotting palm oil wasn't going to be a solution ... So we wanted to increase demand for sustainable palm oil one business at a time. We started with ourselves and then we moved on to others in the community."

The Zoo is currently working with communities across the UK and is hoping to take the programme worldwide. To find out how to get involved click here.

BlueTech incubator

New England Aquarium has co-founded the BlueSwell incubator programme. The $1 million a year programme supports innovative BlueTech start-up businesses. John W. Mandelman, Vice President and Chief Scientist at New England Aquarium, set out his vision for the future of the programme:

"I think this is an exciting time for aquariums, for zoos, for other cultural organizations to think about working closely with corporates. We feel like innovation is a major key to the future of sustainability in the ocean and making sure that it stays vital and vibrant. By serving as that conservation voice, that's the way that we feel we can have the most impact per unit effort in our space."

Sustainability trends at greenloop 23

Join us at greenloop 23 - online 25 - 26 April - to find out how the world's leading attractions are taking climate action. We have inspirational speakers and informative sessions on the latest sustainability trends. There will also be opportunities to network with like-minded individuals.

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9 top sustainability trends in the attractions industry for 2023

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From measuring carbon emissions and limiting attendance to going solar and recycling, we look at the top sustainability trends for 2023.

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The visitor attractions sector is making a strong post-pandemic recovery, with operators spending on innovative and trend-setting experiences to entice guests. In 2023, visitors expect more than an Instagrammable moment. They want to be immersed and active in any experience.

Check out the latest innovations in the industry with blooloop's Innovation Awards:

1. Gamification

Gamification features across much of Super Nintendo World. State-of-the-art technology merges the real world and video games. Guests enjoy interactive experiences using wearable wristbands, linked to smartphones via an app. Visitors can physically hit the land's Question Blocks to collect coins, as if they are competing in a video game.

"Think of Super Nintendo World as a life-size, living video game where you become one of the characters. You're not just playing the game. You're living the game, you're living the adventure," said Thierry Coup, senior VP and CCO, Universal Creative.

Real world and video games collide

"We have developed some state-of-the-art technology to create the perfect fusion of the physical world with the world of video games," he added. "I think the seamless integration of the gameplay is one of the most innovative experiences we have ever created at Universal Studios."

Additionally, Universal has filed a patent titled 'interactive Pepper's Ghost effect system'. Pepper's Ghost is a special effects technique for creating holograms or transparent ghostly visuals. It features in Disney's Haunted Mansion dark ride. Visitors would be able to interact with the company's new Pepper's Ghost effect using a handheld device.

"While well-established effects, such as a traditional Pepper's Ghost effect, are effective illusions, it is now recognized that these traditional effects lack meaningful audience interaction," the patent says. "In today's environment, in which guests are accustomed to more interaction (e.g., via video games), such passive interaction can cause a loss of interest."

Elsewhere, an interactive experience based on Netflix's Squid Game is available at Immersive Gamebox venues in the US and UK. Based on the Korean survival drama TV series, the trend-setting adults-only visitor attraction challenges players with games such as 'Red Light, Green Light', 'Marbles', 'Dalgona', 'Tug of War', and 'Glass Bridge'.

2. Horror experiences

Eerie attractions and horror IP are another massive trend in the visitor attractions industry. Myriad innovative and horrifying offerings have popped up of late. These include an official Saw immersive experience and a Halloween Ends attraction in London, as well as an It-themed escape room and an escape experience based on the Blair Witch franchise in Las Vegas.

AREA15's CEO Winston Fisher told blooloop the venue is going to be "incredible and standout". Universal's Halloween Horror Nights is a "30-year concept that has incredible brand awareness", he added. "It's edgy, it's cool, it's fun. It's the right concept to be part of the AREA15 district."

Haunted houses and eerie IP continue to be key visitor attractions trend

In California, Universal Studios Hollywood has added a horror movie set to its Studio Tour. Jupiter's Claim, the fictional theme park featured in Jordan Peele's sci-fi horror film Nope, is now a permanent feature at the park. "I remember visiting Universal Studios when I was 12 years old and being mesmerized," said Peele.

Netflix's biggest brand, Stranger Things, is also inspiring LBE experiences. An immersive attraction in the ǝpᴉsdn uʍop has been in London, New York and San Francisco. Stranger Things: The Experience brings to life iconic locations in Hawkins. Netflix also launched Stranger Things retail pop-ups in New York City and Los Angeles. These came after Stranger Things: The Drive Into Experience in LA.

3. Immersion

In the 2020s, visitors want to play an active role in an experience. Layered Reality's immersive Gunpowder Plot experience is an example of this visitor attractions trend. Taking place at the Tower of London, it brings the story of the 1605 plotters to life and fully immerses the audience as participants. The Layered Reality technique combines digital technology, live theatre and real physical sensations to create a uniquely captivating and memorable experience.

"You step back into 1605. Rather than viewing or reading about history, you become part of that history. The technology and the layered reality tools allow us to tell that story in a way that otherwise couldn't be done," Andrew McGuinness, CEO and founder of Layered Reality, told blooloop.

"If you can suspend your disbelief, and believe you've genuinely travelled back in time, then we've done our job correctly. You feel that thrill, that excitement, that peril. At one point, you have to escape and hide in priest holes whilst a manor is being raided. If you feel that viscerally, not just as something you're consuming, or that is entertaining you, but you feel that fear, we have achieved our goal."

Captivating and memorable experiences

Beyond King Tut, an immersive exhibition travelling across North America, brings to life the archives of the National Geographic Society. Visitors go on a journey to ancient Egypt. There, they meet gods such as Ra and Anubis, and find themselves inside King Tut's burial chamber.

"New technologies are making it possible to fully immerse people like never before in important stories from our past, allowing us to develop connections and understand history's influence on our present and future generations," said Kathryn Keane, VP of public programming and National Geographic Museum director for the National Geographic Society.

Swamp Motel is a trendsetter in the visitor attractions business. The company has now opened an AI experience called Saint Jude in London in January 2023. During Saint Jude, audiences engage with innovative technology created by Charisma. They communicate with the brainwaves of coma patients and interact with AI-powered characters and live performers.

Clem Garritty and Ollie Jones are the founders of Swamp Motel. They said that the company aims to create "genre-bending, technologically advanced theatre" as well as "exhilarating, interactive experiences that blur the lines between fantasy and reality".

The hotels will be magical circus grounds, featuring state-of-the-art modern entertainment and offering interactive gameplay. "Because we have an entire resort, it's effectively one big story room," added Kim Schaefer, CEO of Two Bit Circus. "You will go on adventures throughout your stay."

4. Namjooning

The term 'namjooning' refers to visiting museums and appreciating architecture and art. This trend in the world of visitor attractions takes inspiration from BTS musician and art enthusiast RM (Kim Namjoon). The South Korean rapper, singer-songwriter and record producer shares his trips to museums with more than 40 million followers on Instagram. His fans follow suit, visiting the same cultural institutions and sharing their discoveries on social media.

RM first became interested in art after a trip to the Chicago Art Institute in 2018. He spoke about his passion for art museums in an episode of Intersections: The Art Basel Podcast.

"When people come to Korea... we cannot see the great Korean artists because there are not many museums right now, there are not many galleries right now," RM told the podcast's host and global director of Art Basel, Marc Spiegler. "So I want to make my own sometime."

RM's fans follow suit

Last year, Namjoon donated 100 million Korean won to the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation (OKCHF) to fund the restoration of a traditional Korean bridal gown held by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). After restoration, the royal hwarot robe will go on view at Korea's National Palace Museum in 2023. It will be exhibited at LACMA in 2024.

The BTS star plans to give another 100m Korean won to OKCHF to support the production of a catalogue of Korean paintings owned by overseas museums. In 2020, he gifted 100m Korean won to the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. RM also provided comments on some of the artworks for a LACMA exhibition's audio guide. It is one of the first major exhibitions of modern Korean art in a Western museum.

In the virtual world of the metaverse, users can play, build and own digital experiences, often via virtual reality (VR) headsets. The metaverse is one of the fastest growing trends for visitor attractions of late. Disney appointed an executive to lead its theme park metaverse plans early last year. It later recruited a former creative and gaming executive for Apple to help oversee the project.

In September, the entertainment conglomerate revealed plans to turn Disney+ into an "experiential lifestyle platform" that would let users experience its theme parks "from a virtual standpoint". Bob Chapek, the former CEO of Disney, discussed the development in an interview with Deadline at D23 Expo.

"We call it next-gen storytelling," Chapek said. "We tend not to use the M word [metaverse] too often, because it has a lot of hair on it." He also said the Disney+ streaming service "will not just be a movie service platform". It will serve as a platform "for the whole company to embody both the physical things that you might be able to experience in a theme park, but also the digital experiences that you can get through media".

Build and own digital experiences

The metaverse-style platform is for "the 90 percent of people that will never ever be able to get to a Disney park", said Chapek. It would, for example, allow users to enjoy attractions such as the Haunted Mansion "from a virtual standpoint" and "see how it works, see how those ghost dancers move". "We are in the very embryonic beginnings of this," he confirmed.

Elsewhere, Yas Island in Abu Dhabi is entering the virtual world. The whole physical destination is being recreated across various immersive 3D platforms. Guests will be able to build and buy digital homes and explore Yas Island's cultural attractions and theme parks. Mohammed Abdalla Al Zaabi, CEO of Miral, said people "from every corner of the globe will soon be able to enjoy captivating and immersive experiences across Yas Island in the digital world".

Thatgamecompany is also working to turn its video games into virtual theme park experiences in a "connected metaverse". In an interview with VentureBeat, the gaming studio's co-founder and CEO Jenova Chen said: "We are hoping to build a game like a Disney or Pixar movie, where husbands can play with wives and parents can play with children."

"Disney World is a collective of theme parks that are next to each other, and with a lot of infrastructure," he added. "I really feel like there isn't that equivalent of a kind of Disneyland experience or a Pixar movie experience in the game industry even today."

6. Robots

Humanoid bots and robodogs

Robot security guards are also in use at theme parks across the US. In the UK, Blenheim Palace has joined forces with the Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI) and Oxford Biology. Together, they are testing a robot dog monitoring the impact of climate change. The pet robot, named Spot, will gather data about the health and biodiversity of Blenheim Palace's estate.

7. Gaming LBE

Gone are the days of simply gaming at home. Video game IP is rapidly being transformed into LBE experiences. Japanese game company Nintendo is at the forefront of this visitor attractions trend. Universal Studios Japan is already expanding its Super Nintendo World to include a Donkey Kong-themed area. Universal's first Nintendo-themed land in the US is opening in February.

"We are proceeding to utilize our IP in areas that are new to Nintendo," Shuntaro Furukawa, president of Nintendo, said in November 2021. "By bringing Nintendo IP to new areas, we can continually generate touchpoints with consumers who have stopped playing Nintendo games as well as with those who first encounter Nintendo IP in a context outside of games."

Video game IP is a hot trend in visitor attractions

In the UK, Little Lion Entertainment has joined forces with video game companies Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics. Together, they have created an immersive Tomb Raider experience at Camden's Stables Market. The attraction takes inspiration from both the video game series and films. Guests are challenged to escape a sinking ship, explore the jungles of Costa Rica and find an ancient tomb.

"Despite the promise of the metaverse, I hope, and am convinced that, the real world will always be the most interesting place that we operate," Tom Lionetti-Maguire, Little Lion Entertainment founder and CEO, told blooloop. "Taking the world of video games, taking the world of TV and films, then installing it into the world of theatre; you're there doing it with your friends in real-time, right in front of you. That's super interesting for me."

Ubisoft has also been turning its games into LBE experiences, first with a Raving Rabbids 4D dark ride at Futuroscope. This was followed by the first Rabbids family entertainment centre (FEC). Ubisoft and Storyland Studios, the three-dimensional storytelling firm, are now developing the first-ever Ubisoft Entertainment Center. "Video games and theme parks have a lot more in common than we think," said Mathilde Bresson, location-based entertainment manager at Ubisoft.

Additionally, Ubisoft resurrected its classic video game Prince of Persia as a VR escape room. Its third VR escape room came after two Assasin's Creed-themed offerings. "Ubisoft's Escape Games are tapping into two popular and growing entertainment trends - combining escape rooms and location-based VR in highly immersive, one-of-a-kind experiences," said Cyril Voiron, executive producer for Ubisoft's Escape Games.

8. Artainment

Artainment refers to the fusion of art and technology, or art and entertainment. Leading the way for this trend are visitor attractions such as Meow Wolf, teamLab and Culturespaces. Their venues are home to attractions such as technology-driven artworks, mixed reality (MR) playgrounds and secret passageways. Essentially, art is displayed in new ways, often digitally.

Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return is an innovative 'fun-house' in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Omega Mart at AREA15 in Las Vegas, the group's second permanent location, features portals to other worlds and a labyrinth-style maze. Meow Wolf's third attraction, Convergence Station, is in Denver. Its newest installations are due to open in Texas.

Immersive art experiences

Some artainment locations bring to life famous artworks. These are digitised and displayed using visualisation techniques. Culturespaces' Atelier des Lumières surrounds visitors with projected masterpieces by the likes of Leonardo da Vinci and Egon Schiele. Its first venue for immersive digital art in North America, Hall des Lumières, launched last year.

Elsewhere, AREA15 has announced its first licensed pop-up experience at Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Season, an annual art and culture festival running. "With AREA15, we established a new paradigm demonstrating how irresistible an art-filled destination built entirely to inspire, amaze and entertain could be," said Fisher.

Frameless, London's first permanent digital art experience, is a space for immersive interpretations of iconic artworks. Elsewhere, Chicago's WNDR Museum is expanding across the US and Ohio's Otherworld is heading to Philadelphia. Guests will experience "iridescent creatures and primordial monsters, crawlable tubes and infinite expanses of light, and alluring art with depth and a captivating narrative".

Luna Luna, the world's first travelling art amusement park, is currently under restoration ahead of a worldwide tour starting in North America this year. It debuted in 1987 with rides, games and fairground attractions designed by artists including Salvador Dalí, Jean-Michel Basquiat, David Hockney, Keith Haring and Roy Lichtenstein.

Canadian rapper Drake has invested $100 million to restore the art park. "When I first heard about Luna Luna I was blown away," he said in a statement. "It's such a unique and special way to experience art. This is a big idea and opportunity that centres around what we love most - bringing people together."

9. Climate action

Museums, theme parks, zoos and aquariums need to show the public what they are doing to tackle climate change. To become more sustainable, operators are turning to solutions and policies such as measuring carbon emissions, going solar, capping attendance, recycling, electric transport and ditching plastic. As part of this trend, visitor attractions are also attempting to promote climate action through various initiatives.

Inspiring change

She told blooloop: "The way people embrace that invitation to become a climate protagonist has just blown us away. It's profound. It exceeds our wildest hopes and dreams."

10. NFTs

greenloop 22, blooloop's conference on sustainability in visitor attractions, also explored how to create a green NFT.

Alistair Hudson, the former director of the Whitworth and Manchester Art Gallery, spoke about the 'Ancient of Days' NFT. This was a pioneering project that used Tezos, an energy-efficient blockchain. "Already the world of NFTs has surpassed the traditional art market," Hudson told blooloop. "As a museum with a social purpose, I wanted our take on this to be ethical."

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) also became the first museum in the US to launch its own NFT platform. It uses Palm, an Ethereum-compatible sidechain that is reportedly 99 percent more energy-efficient than other proof-of-work systems. NFT collections have also been launched to support Ukrainian cultural heritage and collect donations amid the Russian invasion.

In addition to art, films are now being released as multimedia NFTs. Warner Bros. is selling limited-edition multimedia NFT versions of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring in partnership with blockchain company Eluvio. Per a press release, fans of the film franchise will rediscover Middle-earth as "a living movie experience".

"Fans of The Lord of the Rings can now acquire, participate, and trade in an epic living media experiencethat will undoubtedly surprise and delight them," said Michelle Munson, CEO and co-founder of Eluvio. "It's truly designed for a mass consumer audience, not just Web3 enthusiasts, which is why it should, and does, feel so remarkable and engaging."

11. Animal rights and welfare

The rights and welfare of animals is not a trend as such, but it is becoming increasingly important in the visitor attractions business. Animal welfare relates to the emotional and physical wellbeing of animals. It refers to animals who are kept in captivity and under human control. Animals are the main attraction at zoos, and are often used for entertainment purposes in theme parks and other experiences.

Last year, Universal Studios Florida freed its Hedwig animatronic from her cage, showing fans of the Harry Potter franchise that birds should not be kept in captivity. Before that, Warner Bros. stopped using live owls at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter locations in Orlando, Hollywood, Osaka and Beijing.

Captive cetaceans and liberated owls

Wildlife conservation charity Born Free released a report in 2022 that calls for a ban on keeping elephants in captivity. The report revealed the impact of captivity on their physical and psychological health. Paignton Zoo in Devon has confirmed that it will no longer keep elephants, and Belfast Zoo is phasing out the animals. However, Happy the elephant must remain at the Bronx Zoo in New York after a court ruled she is not legally a person.

In more welcome news, captive cetaceans are no longer drawing a crowd. The Miami Seaquarium has agreed to end shows featuring 56-year-old killer whale Lolita. Parc Astérix in France has closed its dolphinarium permanently. SeaWorld started phasing out shows where trainers rode on dolphins' faces and backs in 2020.

In China, Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park has unveiled the world's first robotic whale shark. The robot could potentially replace live cetaceans in captivity in aquariums and theme parks across the country.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, a circus that ended its 146-year-run in January 2017 due to dwindling ticket sales, is making a comeback without animal performers. For many years, animal welfare groups criticised the circus for its use of animal acts. PETA said it is "delighted that Ringling Bros. circus is coming back fully animal-free". The group added: "This move should serve as inspiration to other circuses to ditch all animal acts."

12. Space tourism

Space tourism is an extremely expensive trend in the visitor attractions industry. For half a million dollars, passengers can take a suborbital trip. For $50 million, orbital expeditions are available. Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic are providing the former. SpaceX and Axiom are taking customers on orbital journeys. China has also revealed plans to open the country's Tiangong space station to tourists within 10 years.

Interstellar accommodation

World View has unveiled its designs for a capsule to fly passengers to "the edge of space". Space Perspective is also preparing to lift passengers to the border of space via its Spaceship Neptune capsule and a giant balloon. The capsule is home to the world's first 'space lounge'. Star Harbor is even creating the world's first private spaceflight training facility.

Here on this planet, Moon World Resorts is planning a $5 billion space tourism attraction and resort in Dubai. Moon Dubai will have a lunar surface as part of an Earth-based experience. It will include a visit to an "authentic working lunar colony", co-founder Michael R. Henderson told Forbes. "It's aimed at those who wish to participate in authentic space tourism at an affordable price point."

13. Accessibility

Making sure that visitor attractions and experiences are accessible is now a very important trend. Many have gone above and beyond when it comes to providing a facility for everyone, including visitors in wheelchairs, those with sight or hearing impairments, and neurodivergent guests.

Last year, Legoland Florida Resort became the first theme park resort to earn a Certified Autism Center (CAC) designation. The designation includes the resort's hotels, as well as the Legoland theme park, Legoland Water Park and Peppa Pig Theme Park. The latter features accessible ride vehicles and attractions. In August, Ocean Park's Water World was the first water park in Asia to be a Certified Autism Center.

Visitor attractions embrace trend for inclusive rides

"I feel seen. I feel represented. It's a monumental moment to have my community be in an attraction and represented," said Erin Quintanilla, manager of accessibility for Disneyland Resort.

Merlin is also giving vision-enhancing medical devices to people with visual impairments at its visitor attractions across North America. Elsewhere, Six Flags has become the first theme park company in the world to design a specialised restraint harness to allow guests with physical disabilities to access more of the company's thrill rides and coasters.

Museums are increasing their accessibility offerings, too. The Centre Pompidou and Australia's Chau Chak Wing Museum are offering special glasses for colour blindness. The Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven recently opened a multi-sensory exhibition with texts in Braille. The Van Gogh Museum introduced a touchable scale model of the building for blind and partially-sighted visitors.

In the UK, See Monster - a decommissioned North Sea offshore platform - has opened as an accessible art installation.

"You have to have the conversation right at the beginning," said Dr Amit Patel, an accessibility consultant. "If you think about it too late you forget about the foundations of inclusivity and accessibility. Have that conversation right from the beginning and it's weaved into your design." He added: "If we can make See Monster accessible, there is no excuse for any attraction not to be accessible."

14. Repatriation

Last year, institutions across the globe began to return looted artefacts to their places of origin. The trend for repatriating objects was led by visitor attractions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Smithsonian, London's Horniman Museum and the Vatican Museums. The Horniman is returning a total of 72 artefacts, including 12 Benin bronzes, to Nigeria.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art has also returned 29 Benin bronzes. The Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum in Germany has handed over ownership of 92 Benin bronzes.

Meanwhile, Pope Francis has announced plans to return the 2,500-year-old Parthenon marbles held at the Vatican Museums to Greece. The move has put pressure on the British Museum to follow suit. Egyptians are also calling on the British Museum to return the 2,200-year-old Rosetta Stone. The institution is also under pressure to return the Benin bronzes in its collection.

Returning artefacts to places of origin

Nick Merriman, chief executive of the Horniman, said (via Sky News): "Journalists who ask me about the Benin return always want to ask me about the British Museum. I would rather talk about what an excellent example the Horniman is, rather than answer questions about the British Museum."

After the Metropolitan Museum of Art returned two sculptures to the Nepalese government, the Manhattan district attorney's office seized 27 artefacts from the institution. "It should be no secret to collectors, art museums and auction houses that they may be in possession of pieces from known traffickers that were illegally looted," a spokesperson for district attorney Alvin Bragg told CNN.

15. Competitive socialising

Competitive socialising is a burgeoning trend in the visitor attractions industry. Brands such as Puttshack, TOCA Football and Topgolf are at the forefront. Indoor venues are on the up as traditional golf courses and their ilk are in decline.

Topgolf, the technology-enabled golf experience company, now has more than 80 locations across the globe. There are venues in the US, UK, UAE, Australia, Germany and Thailand. Its first location in Scotland opened in 2022. Topgolf venues are home to interactive games, climate-controlled hitting bays and F&B.

The trend for technology-driven sports in visitor attractions

, a technology-infused mini-golf experience with F&B, is currently expanding across the US. Founded by Topgolf creators Steve Jolliffe and Dave Jolliffe, it already has four attractions in the UK. Its venues combine mini-golf courses powered by patented Trackaball technology with immersive social experiences.

"The scoring is done automatically," Joe Vrankin, CEO of Puttshack, told blooloop. "You don't have to walk around with paper and a pencil. You don't even have to think about how many times you hit the ball. Our guests can be totally immersed in the game, and in interacting with the people that they're with. They don't have to think about anything other than having fun."

TOCA Football, known as the Topgolf of soccer, is a trend-setting technology-enabled soccer experience company. One half of its business, TOCA Social, is the world's first entertainment and dining concept featuring immersive soccer-based games.

"Guests will be able to experience soccer in a new and innovative way, while socializing with friends over drinks and world-class cuisine," said Yoshi Maruyama, TOCA's CEO.

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1 Market Overview 1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Amusement Theme Park 1.2 Classification of Amusement Theme Park by Type 1.2.1 Overview: Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size by Type: 2017 Versus 2021 Versus 2030 1.2.2 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue Market Share by Type in 2021 1.3 Global Amusement Theme Park Market by Application 1.3.1 Overview: Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size by Application: 2017 Versus 2021 Versus 2030 1.4 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast 1.5 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast by Region 1.6 Market Drivers, Restraints and Trends 1.6.1 Amusement Theme Park Market Drivers 1.6.2 Amusement Theme Park Market Restraints 1.6.3 Amusement Theme Park Trends Analysis

2 Company Profiles 2.1 Company 2.1.1 Company Details 2.1.2 Company Major Business 2.1.3 Company Amusement Theme Park Product and Solutions 2.1.4 Company Amusement Theme Park Revenue, Gross Margin and Market Share (2019, 2020, 2021 and 2023) 2.1.5 Company Recent Developments and Future Plans

3 Market Competition, by Players 3.1 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue and Share by Players (2019,2020,2021, and 2023) 3.2 Market Concentration Rate 3.2.1 Top3 Amusement Theme Park Players Market Share in 2021 3.2.2 Top 10 Amusement Theme Park Players Market Share in 2021 3.2.3 Market Competition Trend 3.3 Amusement Theme Park Players Head Office, Products and Services Provided 3.4 Amusement Theme Park Mergers and Acquisitions 3.5 Amusement Theme Park New Entrants and Expansion Plans

4 Market Size Segment by Type 4.1 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue and Market Share by Type (2017-2023) 4.2 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Forecast by Type (2023-2030)
7 Research Findings and Conclusion
5 Market Size Segment by Application 5.1 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue Market Share by Application (2017-2023) 5.2 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Forecast by Application (2023-2030)
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6 Regions by Country, by Type, and by Application 6.1 Amusement Theme Park Revenue by Type (2017-2030) 6.2 Amusement Theme Park Revenue by Application (2017-2030) 6.3 Amusement Theme Park Market Size by Country 6.3.1 Amusement Theme Park Revenue by Country (2017-2030) 6.3.2 United States Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast (2017-2030) 6.3.3 Canada Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast (2017-2030) 6.3.4 Mexico Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast (2017-2030)

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Amusement Theme Park is a park with various attractions such as game consoles and games, as well as other activities for entertainment purposes. A theme park is a type of amusement park that is based around a central theme, its structures and attractions, often with multiple areas of different themes.

North America, especially The United States, will still play an important role which cannot be ignored. Any changes from United States might affect the development trend of Amusement Theme Park. The market in North America is expected to grow considerably during the forecast period. The high adoption of advanced technology and the presence of large players in this region are likely to create ample growth opportunities for the market.

Europe also play important roles in global market, with a magnificent growth in CAGR During the Forecast period 2022-2029.

Amusement Theme Park Market size is projected to reach Multimillion USD by 2029, In comparison to 2022, at unexpected CAGR during 2022-2029.

Despite the presence of intense competition, due to the global recovery trend is clear, investors are still optimistic about this area, and it will still be more new investments entering the field in the future.

This report focuses on the Amusement Theme Park in global market, especially in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East and Africa. This report categorizes the market based on manufacturers, regions, type and application.

The report focuses on the Amusement Theme Park market size, segment size (mainly covering product type, application, and geography), competitor landscape, recent status, and development trends. Furthermore, the report provides detailed cost analysis, supply chain.
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Technological innovation and advancement will further optimize the performance of the product, making it more widely used in downstream applications. Moreover, Consumer behavior analysis and market dynamics (drivers, restraints, opportunities) provides crucial information for knowing the Amusement Theme Park market.

What are the factors driving the growth of the Amusement Theme Park Market?

Growing demand for below applications around the world has had a direct impact on the growth of the Amusement Theme Park

What are the types of Amusement Theme Park available in the Market?

Based on Product Types the Market is categorized into Below types that held the largest Amusement Theme Park market share In 2023.

North America (United States, Canada and Mexico)

Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Russia and Turkey etc.)

Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam)

South America (Brazil, Argentina, Columbia etc.)

Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa)

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What Are Projections of Global Amusement Theme Park Industry Considering Capacity, Production and Production Value? What Will Be the Estimation of Cost and Profit? What Will Be Market Share, Supply and Consumption? What about Import and Export?

Where will the strategic developments take the industry in the mid to long-term?

What are the factors contributing to the final price of Amusement Theme Park? What are the raw materials used for Amusement Theme Park manufacturing?

How big is the opportunity for the Amusement Theme Park market? How will the increasing adoption of Amusement Theme Park for mining impact the growth rate of the overall market?

How much is the global Amusement Theme Park market worth? What was the value of the market In 2020?

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Detailed TOC of Global Amusement Theme Park Market Research Report, 2023-2030

1 Market Overview 1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Amusement Theme Park 1.2 Classification of Amusement Theme Park by Type 1.2.1 Overview: Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size by Type: 2017 Versus 2021 Versus 2030 1.2.2 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue Market Share by Type in 2021 1.3 Global Amusement Theme Park Market by Application 1.3.1 Overview: Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size by Application: 2017 Versus 2021 Versus 2030 1.4 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast 1.5 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast by Region 1.6 Market Drivers, Restraints and Trends 1.6.1 Amusement Theme Park Market Drivers 1.6.2 Amusement Theme Park Market Restraints 1.6.3 Amusement Theme Park Trends Analysis

2 Company Profiles 2.1 Company 2.1.1 Company Details 2.1.2 Company Major Business 2.1.3 Company Amusement Theme Park Product and Solutions 2.1.4 Company Amusement Theme Park Revenue, Gross Margin and Market Share (2019, 2020, 2021 and 2023) 2.1.5 Company Recent Developments and Future Plans

3 Market Competition, by Players 3.1 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue and Share by Players (2019,2020,2021, and 2023) 3.2 Market Concentration Rate 3.2.1 Top3 Amusement Theme Park Players Market Share in 2021 3.2.2 Top 10 Amusement Theme Park Players Market Share in 2021 3.2.3 Market Competition Trend 3.3 Amusement Theme Park Players Head Office, Products and Services Provided 3.4 Amusement Theme Park Mergers and Acquisitions 3.5 Amusement Theme Park New Entrants and Expansion Plans

4 Market Size Segment by Type 4.1 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue and Market Share by Type (2017-2023) 4.2 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Forecast by Type (2023-2030)
7 Research Findings and Conclusion
5 Market Size Segment by Application 5.1 Global Amusement Theme Park Revenue Market Share by Application (2017-2023) 5.2 Global Amusement Theme Park Market Forecast by Application (2023-2030)
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6 Regions by Country, by Type, and by Application 6.1 Amusement Theme Park Revenue by Type (2017-2030) 6.2 Amusement Theme Park Revenue by Application (2017-2030) 6.3 Amusement Theme Park Market Size by Country 6.3.1 Amusement Theme Park Revenue by Country (2017-2030) 6.3.2 United States Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast (2017-2030) 6.3.3 Canada Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast (2017-2030) 6.3.4 Mexico Amusement Theme Park Market Size and Forecast (2017-2030)

8 Appendix 8.1 Methodology 8.2 Research Process and Data Source 8.3 Disclaimer

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Amusement Theme Park Market Trends Research Report [2023-2030] | 120 Pages

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"Amusement Theme Park Market" Research Report Provides Detailed Historical Analysis of Global market for Amusement Theme Park from 2017 2022, and provides Extensive Market Forecasts From 2023 2030 By Applications (Up to 18 years, 19 to 35 years, 36 to 50 years, 51 to 65 years, More than 65 years),Ty

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Deze kerstvakantie in Walibi Holland: Bright Nights

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38 euro per dagticket

Bieden early en late bird tickets aan

Assortiment bestaat uit attracties, vakantiepark, eetgelegenheden en shows.

1 vestiging

Je kan de tickets online aanschaffen

De levering van de tickets wordt gedaan via mail, gratis dus

Website is handig en overzichtelijk

grootte 24 ha

+40 attracties

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Bieden geregeld kortingen aan bij partners

Assortiment bestaat uit attracties, vakantiepark, eetgelegenheden en shows.

1 vestiging

Je kan de tickets online aanschaffen

De levering van de tickets wordt gedaan via mail, gratis dus

Website is handig en overzichtelijk, wel lelijk.

Grootte 110 ha

Meer dan 40 attracties

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