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Auch der 3. australische Großpark wird 2013 mit einer neuen Attraktion an den Start gehen!
Die Baufläche wird bereits geräumt, man kann denke ich von einer größeren Neuheit ausgehen![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Erste Gerüchte gibt es auch schon:
Dazu noch folgender Artikel (Geld dürften sie also haben):
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Die Baufläche wird bereits geräumt, man kann denke ich von einer größeren Neuheit ausgehen
Vorher:
Nachher:
Erste Gerüchte gibt es auch schon:
Dreamworld is said to have removed their Avalanche ride (Bertazzon Matterhorn) to make way for a new ride in the Kung Fu Panda area of the Dreamworks Experience. Rumor says it may be a Gerstlauer Sky Fly attraction
Dazu noch folgender Artikel (Geld dürften sie also haben):
Gold Coast News schrieb:"THE Federal Government has given Dreamworld $1.1 million to boost indigenous tourism through an Aboriginal culture and Australian wildlife showcase.
The Coomera theme park is one of four Australian tourist attractions to receive the Strategic Tourism Investment Grant.
The grant was matched by parent company Ardent Leisure and the $2.2 million will be used to convert the park's wildlife experience into an Australian Aboriginal wildlife experience.
The transformation has been planned for more than two years and the first stage should be complete late next year.
Tourism Minister Martin Ferguson expects the drawcard to lure more tourists to the city and Dreamworld hopes its visitors will enjoy the Coast's indigenous community.
Mr Ferguson said the Gold Coast's indigenous attractions already brought in more than $1 billion every year -- a figure he hoped would grow with the installation of Dreamworld's new project.
"It is clear from our work internationally and domestically that people want to be exposed to and experience indigenous tourism," he said.
"More Australians want to see indigenous experience and see the indigenous employed."
Dreamworld owners have worked closely with the Yugambeh people and inbound tourism operators, particularly from Asia, to ensure the new attraction meets visitor expectations.
The transformation comes after two years of Dreamworld senior staff working with local indigenous people to forge a strong relationship.
In 2011 Dreamworld became the first leisure-based tourist attraction to launch a Reconciliation Action Plan." (gold coast news)
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