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Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park rolls out new educational attractions
Ray Hole will be speaking at Grown in Britain Creative Industries and Global Projects, Milan Expo 2015
Merlin Entertainments and DreamWorks Animation launched London’s newest family attraction, Shrek’s Adventure! London on 1 July 2015. 7thSense Design supplied its Delta Media Server systems to seeper (www.seeper.com) who worked on the design and installed the immersive technologies.
Warner Brother’s revamped studio tour “Stage 48: Script to Screen” opened this week with a celebrity laden red carpet event. 7thSense Delta Media Servers are used throughout the tour including the Central Perk coffee house set from friends where guests can re-enact their favourite scenes and watch them played back on the big screen.
There is a London saying that you can wait ages for a bus then 3 come along at once. Well this statistical myth has certainly been a truism for ray hole architects with 3 major attraction openings occurring during June.
Kidzania London is the latest addition to the famous IP's global roll-out portfolio. Encompassing over 8,000 sqm the project required an entirely new building to be built on top of the highly successful Westfield (White City) Mall. It incorporates many of the well known children's role-play environments and icons (for example - the real plane fuselage that flies over the queue-line) but also a number of unique "location hinting" activities as well.
Port Lympne's Tree Houses will complete an already broad range of visitor accommodation offers at Damian Aspinall's Zoo complex. Complimenting the original "Glamping" concepts and the rooms/suites within the House and Estate properties this cluster of elevated pavilions looking over the safari park towards the English Channel provide a more Hollywood Hills experience. This harks back to the heady days of the Sassoon society set when Chaplin and Churchill would visit the House. The pavilions provide individual 2 double bedroom self contained apartments but visitors are still encouraged to engage in the famous Port Lympne social experience centred on the Lappa.