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Arjen Robben plans self-dedicated museum
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Sep 2014
Soccer star Arjen Robben is about to follow the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Pelé by opening a museum dedicated to accolades and achievements collected over his own career.
Blackpool waterpark staff undergo crucial incident training
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Sep 2014
The largest indoor waterpark in the UK has put its lifeguard team through its paces, holding an incident training session to better prepare the team as part of an ongoing programme to help ensure guest safety.
British Museum turns to Minecraft in attempt to lure new audience
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Sep 2014
The British Museum in London has revealed plans to recreate the entire facility – complete with all of its exhibits – in virtual form using the popular video game Minecraft.
Former BBC HQ to be transformed into leisure haven
BY Katie Buckley | 29 Sep 2014
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Architects (AHMM) has released new images of its proposed masterplan for the former BBC headquarters site in the White City area of London.
UK's £2bn Paramount theme park 'needs investment in public transport system'
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2014
A new report on Paramount’s £2bn (US$3.2bn, €2.5bn) theme park development in Kent, UK, has said that more investment will be needed in public transport, with greater use of the River Thames.
Koala conservation top of the agenda at wildlife conference
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2014
Koala expert Janine Duffy is set to present important research to delegates on the iconic Australian koala, which could potentially help to safeguard the Koala population and bring a boost to wildlife tourism.
EAS 2014 draws to a close in Amsterdam
BY Jak Phillips | 25 Sep 2014
The Euro Attractions Show (EAS) held at the RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre in Amsterdam, Netherlands, draws to a close today (25 September) after a three-day run.
Wallace Collection's Great Gallery reopens after £5m refurbishment
BY Helen Andrews | 25 Sep 2014
Originally built in the 1870s at the back of a grand London townhouse, the popular exhibition space called the Wallace Collection’s Great Gallery has reopened after a £5m refurbishment. This space has been closed for two years.
South Korea welcomes new Arario Museum in Space attraction
BY Chris Dodd | 24 Sep 2014
South Korean capital Seoul has become home to a new progressive art museum following the opening of the Arario Museum in Space attraction, located inside the city’s famed Space building overlooking Changgyeong Palace.
Waterpark complex proposed for Chesterfield, US
BY Katie Buckley | 24 Sep 2014
A $160m (€124m, £97.6m) waterpark and entertainment complex has been proposed for Chesterfield, US.
Abandoned train tunnels below London 'to be transformed' into leisure sites
BY Katie Buckley | 23 Sep 2014
Up to 34 Transport for London (TfL)-owned “ghost” train tunnels running beneath the UK capital could soon be transformed into an array of attractions and leisure sites, according to reports.
Construction begins on the new National Art Museum of China
BY Katie Buckley | 23 Sep 2014
Following a lengthy competition process ending in 2013, French architect Jean Nouvel and the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (BIAD) have begun work on the greatly-anticipated National Art Museum of China (NAMOC) in Beijing.
Pakistani government announces first phase redevelopment of country's zoos and wildlife parks
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Sep 2014
The Pakistani government has announced plans to upgrade facilities at Lal Sohanra National Park, Lahore Zoo and Safari Park to bring the visitor attractions up to scratch with international standards as part of a nationwide initiative.
Skating to victory: Southbank Undercroft saved by boarders
BY Katie Buckley | 22 Sep 2014
Skateboarders in London’s South Bank Undercroft have won their 17-month battle to keep the space under Queen Elizabeth Hall designated for skateboarding, BMX riding, graffiti and urban activities.
John Kerry leads call for protection of Iraqi and Syrian heritage sites
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Sep 2014
US secretary of state John Kerry will be on-hand later today (22 September) to highlight the destruction of Iraq and Syria’s cultural heritage by violent extremist groups, including the Islamic State of Iraq (IS) and the Syrian regime.
Phase 3 of NYC High Line project sees innovative park opened to public
BY Katie Buckley | 22 Sep 2014
Officially opened to the public yesterday (21 September), the third and northernmost phase of the New York High Line is now complete.
Investor exit leaves US$5.3m Bahrain Smurf Village developers feeling blue
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Sep 2014
Plans for a BD2m (US$5.3m, €4.1m, £3.2m) Smurf Village attraction in Bahrain have collapsed after the project's key investor pulled out following two years of delays.
Legoland Malaysia unveils RM6m Star Wars attraction
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Sep 2014
Legoland Malaysia has invested RM6m (US$1.8m, €1.4m, £1.1m) on a new Lego Star Wars attraction, which opened 15 September.
Videogame history museum coming to Texas
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Sep 2014
Plans have gained unanimous approval to bring a videogame history museum to Frisco, Texas – a first of its kind in the US.
IAAPA opens regional office for North America
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Sep 2014
The International Association of Amusement Parks (IAAPA) has opened a new office in the heart of the North America's theme park industry, Orlando, Florida, appointing its new vice president of North American Operations to oversee running of the facility.
     
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5320 to 5340 of 9637 news stories
Arjen Robben plans self-dedicated museum
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Sep 2014
Soccer star Arjen Robben is about to follow the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Pelé by opening a museum dedicated to accolades and achievements collected over his own career.
Blackpool waterpark staff undergo crucial incident training
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Sep 2014
The largest indoor waterpark in the UK has put its lifeguard team through its paces, holding an incident training session to better prepare the team as part of an ongoing programme to help ensure guest safety.
British Museum turns to Minecraft in attempt to lure new audience
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Sep 2014
The British Museum in London has revealed plans to recreate the entire facility – complete with all of its exhibits – in virtual form using the popular video game Minecraft.
Former BBC HQ to be transformed into leisure haven
BY Katie Buckley | 29 Sep 2014
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Architects (AHMM) has released new images of its proposed masterplan for the former BBC headquarters site in the White City area of London.
UK's £2bn Paramount theme park 'needs investment in public transport system'
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2014
A new report on Paramount’s £2bn (US$3.2bn, €2.5bn) theme park development in Kent, UK, has said that more investment will be needed in public transport, with greater use of the River Thames.
Koala conservation top of the agenda at wildlife conference
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Sep 2014
Koala expert Janine Duffy is set to present important research to delegates on the iconic Australian koala, which could potentially help to safeguard the Koala population and bring a boost to wildlife tourism.
EAS 2014 draws to a close in Amsterdam
BY Jak Phillips | 25 Sep 2014
The Euro Attractions Show (EAS) held at the RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre in Amsterdam, Netherlands, draws to a close today (25 September) after a three-day run.
Wallace Collection's Great Gallery reopens after £5m refurbishment
BY Helen Andrews | 25 Sep 2014
Originally built in the 1870s at the back of a grand London townhouse, the popular exhibition space called the Wallace Collection’s Great Gallery has reopened after a £5m refurbishment. This space has been closed for two years.
South Korea welcomes new Arario Museum in Space attraction
BY Chris Dodd | 24 Sep 2014
South Korean capital Seoul has become home to a new progressive art museum following the opening of the Arario Museum in Space attraction, located inside the city’s famed Space building overlooking Changgyeong Palace.
Waterpark complex proposed for Chesterfield, US
BY Katie Buckley | 24 Sep 2014
A $160m (€124m, £97.6m) waterpark and entertainment complex has been proposed for Chesterfield, US.
Abandoned train tunnels below London 'to be transformed' into leisure sites
BY Katie Buckley | 23 Sep 2014
Up to 34 Transport for London (TfL)-owned “ghost” train tunnels running beneath the UK capital could soon be transformed into an array of attractions and leisure sites, according to reports.
Construction begins on the new National Art Museum of China
BY Katie Buckley | 23 Sep 2014
Following a lengthy competition process ending in 2013, French architect Jean Nouvel and the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (BIAD) have begun work on the greatly-anticipated National Art Museum of China (NAMOC) in Beijing.
Pakistani government announces first phase redevelopment of country's zoos and wildlife parks
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Sep 2014
The Pakistani government has announced plans to upgrade facilities at Lal Sohanra National Park, Lahore Zoo and Safari Park to bring the visitor attractions up to scratch with international standards as part of a nationwide initiative.
Skating to victory: Southbank Undercroft saved by boarders
BY Katie Buckley | 22 Sep 2014
Skateboarders in London’s South Bank Undercroft have won their 17-month battle to keep the space under Queen Elizabeth Hall designated for skateboarding, BMX riding, graffiti and urban activities.
John Kerry leads call for protection of Iraqi and Syrian heritage sites
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Sep 2014
US secretary of state John Kerry will be on-hand later today (22 September) to highlight the destruction of Iraq and Syria’s cultural heritage by violent extremist groups, including the Islamic State of Iraq (IS) and the Syrian regime.
Phase 3 of NYC High Line project sees innovative park opened to public
BY Katie Buckley | 22 Sep 2014
Officially opened to the public yesterday (21 September), the third and northernmost phase of the New York High Line is now complete.
Investor exit leaves US$5.3m Bahrain Smurf Village developers feeling blue
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Sep 2014
Plans for a BD2m (US$5.3m, €4.1m, £3.2m) Smurf Village attraction in Bahrain have collapsed after the project's key investor pulled out following two years of delays.
Legoland Malaysia unveils RM6m Star Wars attraction
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Sep 2014
Legoland Malaysia has invested RM6m (US$1.8m, €1.4m, £1.1m) on a new Lego Star Wars attraction, which opened 15 September.
Videogame history museum coming to Texas
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Sep 2014
Plans have gained unanimous approval to bring a videogame history museum to Frisco, Texas – a first of its kind in the US.
IAAPA opens regional office for North America
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Sep 2014
The International Association of Amusement Parks (IAAPA) has opened a new office in the heart of the North America's theme park industry, Orlando, Florida, appointing its new vice president of North American Operations to oversee running of the facility.
     
 


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