SkyCycle at Washuzan Highland: Japan’s Pedal-Powered Sky Ride
Most roller coasters do the work for you. The SkyCycle at Washuzan Highland makes you pedal. Two riders sit side by side on a small bicycle...
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Theme Parks: Stories & Places to Explore
Explore Shenzhen’s Window of the World with a clear idea of its landmark replicas, park layout and practical ways to enjoy the visit without rushing. Revisit Japan’s Seagaia Ocean Dome, the former indoor beach in Miyazaki, with clear closure context and a look at what made its design so memorable.
Start with Window of the World, Shenzhen: A Playful Guide to the Replicas and Seagaia Ocean Dome: The Indoor Beach That Is Now History.
Xcaret Park, Mexico: Underground Rivers, Maya Ruins and the Evening Show
Xcaret is a large eco-archaeological theme park on Mexico's Caribbean coast, where you can float through underground rivers, swim in cen...
West Edmonton Mall: World Waterpark, Galaxyland and Mega-Mall Facts
West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton, Alberta, is a shopping centre with an indoor wave pool, an amusement park, a full-size ice rink, a sea lion...
Fury 325 at Carowinds: Front-Seat Video, Stats and Records
Fury 325 at Carowinds is a 325-foot steel giga coaster that drops riders 320 feet at an 81-degree angle and reaches 95 mph. Before it opened...
Window of the World, Shenzhen: Landmark Replicas, Facts and How to Visit
Window of the World in Shenzhen packs the planet into a single afternoon. Since 1993 this theme park in southern China has gathered more th...
Seagaia Ocean Dome: Japan's Giant Indoor Beach in Miyazaki, 1993–2007
For fourteen years, the biggest beach in Miyazaki was indoors. The Seagaia Ocean Dome, on the coast of southern Kyushu in Japan, packed 12,...
Gulliver’s Kingdom, Japan: The Abandoned Theme Park Below Mount Fuji
Gulliver’s Kingdom was a theme park at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan, built around a 45-metre statue of Lemuel Gulliver tied to the ground...