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The future of Dynamic Attractions is up in the air, and that’s right where executives want it. The Orlando-based-ride-manufacturing company has developed a reputation for its “flying theater” experiences, and it’s using that expertise to explore attraction ownership. Its first co-venture is SkyFly: Soar America, set to open at The Island in Pigeon Forge, an entertainment complex in eastern Tennessee in mid June.
Immersive audio is customised for each frame of SkyFly Soar America
Dynamic Technologies Group and The Island in Pigeon Forge team up for the cutting-edge attraction.
Music is one of those elements that can elevate an ordinary attraction into something great. But what makes that musical magic happen?
Genting SkyWorlds theme park is revealing the lands and rides the park will feature when it opens in Malaysia later this year. Today, the park announced its “Mad Ramp Peak – Full Throttle Racing” ride in its Eagle Mountain land.
GENTING HIGHLANDS, Malaysia — Touting the tagline “Southeast Asia’s most anticipated theme park,” top brass at Genting Malaysia Berhard, one of the leading leisure and hospitality corporations in the world, are beginning to unveil what will be a world class destination theme park. With about 10,500 rooms across the resort’s seven distinct hotels, the entertainment mix includes gaming, dining, retail outlets, international shows and business convention facilities.
From robotic rides, to linear induction powered coasters, to advanced mechatronic ride systems, Dynamic Attractions makes the impossible possible. Park World editor Becci Knowles catches up with Dynamic’s executive team to find out how the company survived 2020 and what they have planned for 2021.
Through all the hurdles that 2020 put out we have been able to not only survive, but improve our efficiencies, partnerships and service to be able to emerge a stronger and over all better company that is providing value to our communities and industry.
The announcement came as a surprise to many. In the midst of a global pandemic that is severely affecting all sectors of the economy – and the theme park industry in particular – early last summer Futuroscope unveiled a massive investment plan of 300 million euros over ten years.
