Vidanta World (Cirque du Soleil Theme Park)
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Some interesting developments...





New Vidanta World Facebook page and website:



Here's a link to the Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/VidantaWorld/ and here's the new website: https://www.vidantaworld.com/

Sources: https://www.instagram.com/p/CNGoF24AcCY and https://goo.gl/maps/T1XR2L7gLhVJc8At8

An interesting new Vidanta World sign going up by the main road:



Source: https://www.facebook.com/luis.m.reyes.73/posts/10159316864837458

Source: https://www.facebook.com/jane.hopson.54/posts/10226604916335150

Source: https://www.aimfair.com/PH+2021Mar1+The+Parks+I+by+Clemence7?structure=The+Parks+-+Nuevo+Vallarta

Source: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10164803549080111

In earlier iterations of the project wherein the main component of Phase 1 was to be a Water Park, Legacy Entertainment collaborated with Cirque du Soleil and WhiteWater to develop a groundbreaking water park filled with brand new attractions, as well as new takes on old classics. One area of the park was inspired by Disney's shuttered 'River Country' water park, and would have featured a variety of participatory activities, including rope climbs, zip lines, rope & trapeze swings, along with a few waterslides integrated into the elaborate rockwork berm.

In early development phases, Cirque Du Soleil created a unique water park concept with several first-of-their-kind attractions. One such attraction was the 'Net Drop'. Grabbing onto large lets, guests would have been hoisted in the air, free to let go at any time, and in any manner they wished. The 'bubble' aeration system from 'O' would have been implemented here to soften the impact of riders landing on the water. At night, the attraction would have been used as a performance stage for a small-scale Cirque du Soleil show. Wiegand GmbH & CoKG collaborated with Cirque du Soleil and Legacy Entertainment on the engineering of this unique water park attraction.

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The first ride for Vidanta World, a 40 meter tall Parachute Tower by Intamin, is being imported this week. According to import records, the ride originated of course in Liechtenstein, then was transferred to Germany, then to Texas and now to its final destination in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico.

Sources: https://panjiva.com/Intamin-Amusement-Rides/29583320 and https://www.importgenius.com/importers/constructora-y-desarrolladora-de