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In early 2017, the Gothenburg City Council approved Liseberg’s Expansion Plans. In conjunction with Gothenburg’s 400th anniversary in 2021, Liseberg intends to build a water park and a themed destination hotel south of – but linked to – the current amusement park.

Water park
The water park will be indoor, open all year and will be characterised by high thematic and experiential quality. It will have a wide array of offerings to appeal to all types of guests, both locals and tourists:
17 000 gross m² indoor
2 800 guests can use the facilities at the same time
8 leisure pools
10 water slides
3 water play areas
400 seat restaurant


Destination hotel
The hotel will be a natural, integrated part of the Liseberg Park, with large communal areas open for both hotel guests and other visitors. The hotel will be highly themed, focusing on families and children:
31 000 gross m²
453 rooms, all with 4–6 beds
550 seats in main restaurant
250 seats in themed restaurant
150 seats in roof bistro
1,350 m² meeting and event space
700 m² spa

Source: http://liseberg.com/en/home/Amusement-Park/About-Liseberg/Liseberg-Expansion-Plans/

Our design product Qingdao Sea Carnival Theme Park, has been opened during the May Day Holiday. The phase one covering a total construction area of 60,000㎡,the overall park, based on the marine quest as its story principal axis, contains 3 indoor and outdoor themed venues: indoor FEC (covering an area of 13,125㎡, outdoor water world (covering an area of 8,335㎡, and indoor thrilling park (covering an area of 14,205㎡), representing shallow sea, medium sea and deep sea respectively. The park, fitted with over 40 attractions and rides, is expected to attract more than 2 million visitors each year.

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sanderson-design/

New Water Park in Dubai, Laguna in La Mer

Legoland Florida is getting a new Lego Movie Land. Plans here: http://touringcentralflorida.com/2018/04/12/legoland-florida-files-plans-project-ttka/

Sounds like the concept art, with a Unikitty drop tower, flying theater, and water ride overlay: http://www.towerstimes.co.uk/staff/lewis/misc/legomovieland-visual.jpg

2 years after opening Ramayana Waterpark has announced plans to expand.

Since opening, the waterpark has received favourable reviews online, named best waterpark in Thailand by TripAdvisor, third best in Asia and 19th overall in the world.

Designed by Hassell Architects with WhiteWater West and Pentair acting as suppliers, the attraction sits within a picturesque scene of natural lakes and hills. It offers 21 state-of-the-art waterslides, with the capacity to host up to 7,500 people a day. The waterpark also has a raft of of additional features including a dedicated kids zone a double wave pool, lazy river, caves, water features, spa pools and relaxation pools.

Incorporated into its initial design, Ramayana reserved a third of its land for future expansion.

“This will not only allow a growing number of visitors to enjoy the park without waiting times, but also offer the latest thrills and rides,” said Pattermann, speaking to Attractions Management.

Source: http://www.attractionsmanagement.com/index.cfm?pagetype=news&codeID=337490

LEGOLAND Windsor are getting a much-needed expansion and update.

The proposals, which were submitted back in June 2017, had been recommended for refusal by the Council Planning Officer due to concerns over the development being on green belt land, and that the holiday village would see a number of mature trees damaged. The application also received a number of objections from local residents, however there was also a lot of support for the plans with some residents recognising the potential benefits the development could bring to the surrounding area. After debating for almost two hours, local councillors eventually decided to vote in favour of the plans, although due to the fact that the development does include green belt land, the plans will need to be referred to the secretary of state for communities for final consent.

The approved plans will see a total of eight projects undertaken at the Resort. Legoland Windsor have already announced The Haunted House attraction which will constitute their 2019 development. Also included within the scheme are plans for three ‘attraction zones’ which will feature a new indoor attraction – referred to in some documents as a potential rollercoaster, and two fairground style rides. With Legoland Florida recently announcing the LEGO Movie World, could these ‘attraction zones’ indicate where Windsor’s LEGO Movie World would be located within the park?

The largest development will be the addition of a 450 room holiday village which will be built in three phases. The village will include both lodge accommodation and ‘Lego Barrels’, similar to those seen in Legoland Deutschland. Also included will be a building housing the reception, restaurant, shop, and entertainment facilities.

Source: https://www.southparks.co.uk/2018/05/11/legoland-windsor-resort-plans-given-the-go-ahead/

Another update from Colourful Yunnan in China. This time including the two under construction Mack Rides coasters.

Source: https://twitter.com/VHCoasters/status/993663713323384833

Thermas dos Laranjais is Brazil is currently installing WhiteWater West mega slide complex.

According to TEA/Aecom report, Thermas is top 4 most visited water park in the world at around 2 million people per year!

https://www.termas.com.br/

new sildes and zipline in Ski Dubai