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Designing for bears, dogs, lemurs, humans, and other living things

Designing for bears, dogs, lemurs, humans, and other living things

Oct 30, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, Attractions, Zoos & Aquariums Comments Off on Designing for bears, dogs, lemurs, humans, and other living things

by Judith Rubin In 2007, the Saint Louis Zoo mounted a $120M capital campaign, setting in motion a series of major changes and expansions, unfolding through 2017. A 10-year rollout […]
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Issue 54: Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums

Issue 54: Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums

Oct 28, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014 Comments Off on Issue 54: Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums

Issue 54 Editorials Revisit, revitalize, reinvest The operational lifecycle of waterparks • by Glenn A. O’Connor Designing for bears, dogs, lemurs, humans, and other living things JCO creates...
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Issue 54 Editorials

Issue 54 Editorials

Oct 28, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014 Comments Off on Issue 54 Editorials

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What to look for in your anchor [waterpark] attraction

What to look for in your anchor [waterpark] attraction

Oct 28, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, Business, Water Parks Comments Off on What to look for in your anchor [waterpark] attraction

Big is a good thing but not the only thing, say the pros at ProSlide Successful water park owners know that choosing the right anchor attractions plays a critical role […]
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2013 Waterpark Attendance Figures

2013 Waterpark Attendance Figures

Oct 28, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, Water Parks Comments Off on 2013 Waterpark Attendance Figures

Published by the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) and the Economics practice at AECOM, this excerpt highlights the top visited waterparks from around the world. View the entire report as a...
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A Return to the Wet ‘n’ Wild

A Return to the Wet ‘n’ Wild

Oct 28, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, Water Parks Comments Off on A Return to the Wet ‘n’ Wild

With WWA returning to Vegas for its annual conference, InPark decided to revisit Wet ‘n’ Wild Las Vegas for a look at what has helped the park succeed by Judith […]
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The Art of COST

The Art of COST

Oct 27, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, Business Comments Off on The Art of COST

InPark’s editor-in-chief does a little Midwestern bonding and pays a visit to COST of Wisconsin Behind the fantasy facades and intricate rockwork that are integral to so many guest experiences...
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Around the World in 80 slides

Around the World in 80 slides

Oct 27, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, 2014, Water Parks Comments Off on Around the World in 80 slides

Polin takes us on a journey around the globe to eight waterparks that opened or expanded in 2014 with their slides and water features in place. We will visit three […]
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Liquid Profits: Operators discover the benefits of adding water

Liquid Profits: Operators discover the benefits of adding water

Oct 27, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, Water Parks Comments Off on Liquid Profits: Operators discover the benefits of adding water

InPark News Editor Joe Kleiman dives into the discussion Adding and expanding water parks helps three park chains boost guest experience and surge to higher attendance and revenue. France-based...
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“A Tough Year”: Zoos & Aquariums address conservation, experience design and reframing the debate

“A Tough Year”: Zoos & Aquariums address conservation, experience design and reframing the debate

Oct 27, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, Zoos & Aquariums Comments Off on “A Tough Year”: Zoos & Aquariums address conservation, experience design and reframing the debate

by Judith Rubin “We need to do a better job communicating to the public our mission of conservation and saving animals from extinction,” said Jim Maddy, president and CEO of […]
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