12th March 2019
Looking for beauty: Creativiva’s Lukas Cabalka on...
14th February 2019
CREATIVIVA is an innovative company producing cutting-edge live theatricals, open air shows, ceremonies, exhibitions, special and annual events on a global scale, as well...
VR World NYC: a virtual theme park filled with...
24th January 2019
Innovative entertainment technology company VR World, operates VR location-based entertainment venues.
Their pilot location – and largest VR and mixed reality...
6 attraction technology trends for 2019: voice...
14th January 2019
Technology continues to be integral in creating unique and memorable visitor experiences. But what are the key attraction technology trends for 2019?
In January 2018,...
Star Wars to Cannabition – Blooloop’s...
4th January 2019
2018 saw stunning new attractions, thrilling rides and fascinating trends and developments. But how closely did you follow them? Test your knowledge with Blooloop's...
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour unveils new Gringotts Wizarding Bank...
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter has unveiled its biggest expansion to date with the Gringotts Wizarding Bank.
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24th December 2018
Now in its 12th year, Hyde Park Winter Wonderland is a festive highlight for millions of Londoners and tourists. But what are the secrets of its success?
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Christmas at the Bude Tunnel: lighting up...
20th December 2018
In a testament to people power and the British sense of humour, an unprepossessing Perspex walkway between a supermarket and its carpark - Bude Tunnel - became the...
ISE 2019: live events and the art of the possible
18th December 2018
Audiovisual technology has transformed what is possible with live events. Attending ISE 2019 in Amsterdam in February is the best way to stay ahead of the game.
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Integrating media in art at the Museum of Fine Arts,...
5th December 2018
Founded in 1870 and at its current location since 1909, Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts is one of the most comprehensive art museums in the world, with a collection...
Sound Diplomacy – increasing the value of the music...
25th October 2018
Shain Shapiro, founder and CEO of Sound Diplomacy, explains the unique service his company provides and why every city needs a music strategy.
Bridging the gap between...
Using VR to uncover the Secrets of the Empire:...
3rd October 2018
York-based Continuum Attractions, operators of unique visitor attraction experiences, partnered with USA- based start-up, The VOID, to bring a Star Wars themed,...
blooloopLIVE 2018: visitorology and the future of the...
21st September 2018
blooloopLIVE 2018 was hosted by PwC at its London headquarters on September 14. A packed conference saw over 200 delegates network and learn from leading professionals...
accesso CEO Paul Noland – how technology remains...
21st September 2018
Paul Noland, accesso CEO and a leader in the international attractions industry, served in senior executive roles with Walt Disney Parks and Resorts for 16 years before...
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Theme park news: private beaches, giant green rabbits and mobile...
In this week’s themed entertainment news, Disney purchases a second private beach for their Cruise Line; Liseberg builds a world of giant green rabbits; Dolly Parton...
18th March 2019
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Those are two great questions Matt. As you know, Disney likes to protect the magic and not spoil how their...
no you wont actually play it - he was just jesting...
Great article Brady. I have a couple of questions. 1. The article says visitors can play the holographic Dejarik game....