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The Producers Group Signs up with JNELC It Is Conventional Wisdom That There Is a Lot of Value in Teaming up with a Reputable Company More JNELC news May 2019 JNELC EMEAMore Spring partner Summit Journal news 1 pages 6 & 7 JNELC pages 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 EMEA Spring Summit Journal Issue 3 - May 2019 Editors: Jeroen Nijpels, Mika Nur Faezah & Georgia Vitkute Helsinki - IAAPA EMEA Spring Summit The Producers Group signs up with JNELC It is conventional wisdom that there is a lot of value in teaming up with a reputable company. And this can go both ways. This year, JNELC added The Producers Group (TPG) in their premium high quality manufacturer and supplier representation portfolio. TPG is a premier provid- of highly trained show pro- er of production and design ducers, project managers, services for crowd-pleasing technical directors, technical attractions worldwide. They managers, technical docu- specialise in turnkey attrac- mentation support staff, and tions, production manage- specialized designers of all ment, content development, disciplines. and technical design of ev- JNELC is proud to intro- erything from small projects duce TPG to their new and to entire theme parks. Pro- existing clients in Europe ducing the most amazing and South East Asia along- attractions and guest expe- side TPG’s offi ces in Los An- riences by redefi ning the geles, Shanghai, Dubai and industry standard, clients in- Orlando. With having TPG clude Universal Studios, Six on board, JNELC looks for- Flags, Disney, Dubai Parks ward to provide their clients & Resorts and many more. with a mix of proposals from TPG is known for maintain- leading suppliers in the at- The Crane Dance spectacle on Sentosa Island, Singapore was the foundation for The ing a full-time, in-house staff traction industry. Producers Group as a company. (picture: TPG) Zierer delivers its fi rst attraction to Hungary - a Force 280 When Zobori Élmény It was therefore decided that together with the company Park (Adventure Park) in commissioning would be 4seasons Sítechnika from Zalaszabar, Hungary de- postponed until shortly be- Hungary. They provided cided to add some more fore the opening. All went assistance with translation as adrenaline attractions to well and the coaster opened well as with local installation its park, their choice was the two layouts, also the missioning of the coaster offi cially to the public on support. made quickly in favour of a Hungarian park decided in proved challenging imme- April 13, perfectly in time Zierer Force Family Roller favour of the larger, longer diately following the installa- for the Easter Holidays. Force 280 facts: Coaster. For the park, this track of the Force 280. tion in February of this year. JNELC and Zierer worked Investment: 2 million Euros represented the best mix So a contract was signed Height: 13 meters between a family attrac- in early 2018 and then a Track length: 281 meters tion and a step up in ex- decoration had to be cho- Ride time: ~ 103 seconds citement from its existing sen. The park has its own Number of riders: 20 (1 line-up of attractions. animal mascots, a meerkat train with 10 cars with 2 Then came the choice and a baby kangaroo, and seats each) for the best possible lay- therefore it was decided to Capacity: 700 pph out. Zierer had just before put these two animals at the Minimum height: 100 cms introduced a new layout, a front of the train, and for the (accompanied) step up from its well-known rest use the same bright co- Attraction type: Family Force Two coaster, namely lours as can be found in the Roller Coaster the Force 280. JNELC had logo and elsewhere in the Manufacturer: Zierer just sold for Zierer the same park. Karussell- und Spezialmas- layout to Tayto Park in Ire- Due to a strong winter Picture of Force 280 with custom decoration of the ϐirst chinenbau GmbH & Co. KG land, and when comparing with lots of snow, the com- car in Hungary (picture: Zobori Adventure Park) Seller: JNELC More HBL news page 6 More Mobaro news page 5 More nWave news page 4 More TPG news page 3 More Zierer news page 2 2 JNELC EMEA Spring Summit Journal May 2019 May 2019 JNELC EMEA Spring Summit Journal 3 middle of an exciting stunt Zierer introduces new Multi-Seating action show, S.W.A.T. Raid TPG delivers big to Trans Studio in Indonesia on the Waterfront. Law en- Roller Coaster in OK Coral, France The Producers Group sively at Trans Studio parks. forcement offi cers raid a Zierer had the pleasure reduce the vibrations and on (TPG) is proud to showcase In Bali, the Temple Raiders criminal’s warehouse hide- to deliver the “Pioneer” top of that they have used fi ve upcoming attractions Stunt Show audiences wit- out in this live stunt show ride, the fi rst Multi Seating low-noise wheels. And they at two Trans Studio theme ness a thrilling battle be- loaded with explosive action. Coaster in a horse design. have also integrated mag- parks with the IAAPA tween cut throat teams of TPG conceived, designed, This beautiful design was netic anti rollback system EMEA Spring Summit treasure hunters who must produced and created both created for OK Corral from KettenWulf, in order to attendees, leading up to survive the supernatural of these stunt shows, includ- theme park as per the further reduce the noise that the IAAPA Expo Asia this monsters guarding a myste- ing all media. client’s request. Zierer is normally occurs when the lift June. rious legend in the Himala- TPG also designed Alien always open to different is being pulled upwards. For TPG drove both the cre- yan peaks. Taxi, a dark coaster that requests and eager to fulfi ll the fi nal break Zierer used a ative and production efforts In Cibubur at Trans Stu- will take riders at Cibubur’s clients wishes. Zierer’s Multi Seating Coaster with the horses in the front and the carriages in the back on two exciting stunt ex- dio’s Action Zone park, Artwork for the S.W.A.T. “Raid on the Waterfront” Stunt Trans Studio Action Zone magnetic braking system. (picture: OK Coral) The ride was designed travaganzas debuting exclu- TPG place audiences in the Show for Trans Studio Cibubur (image: TPG) on a wild ride across the gal- in two sections, where the axy. Strange and humorous fi rst six seats feature six species of alien taxi drivers horse-shape seats and the transport guests through rear end of the vehicle has space to discover alien cul- six classic seats in the shape tures on strange new plan- of a wagon. Zierer worked ets, and return at light speed very hard to fulfi ll the client’s on a collision course back to requirements and made a their home destination. one of a kind roller coaster. Why are you still using TPG is equally excited to One of the fascinating have worked with Legacy features of this ride is the paper checklists? Entertainment, supporting horse-shaped seats. There their original lead creative are no safety bars across the concepts with TPG’s tech- back of the passengers who nical and production work are leaning forward. This al- on two more cutting-edge lows passengers to have the Trans Studio attractions. feeling of sitting on an actual Road Rage debuts as horse with a lot of freedom. the world’s fi rst stunt show For safety the lap bars have dark ride, starring live actors been ingeniously integrated 100% PM 05 : 10 performing daring stunts in in the horse head and it tips a 4D ride environment that from the front backwards. surrounds riders with action Zierer also developed an and 3D media. For this Trans amazing and convenient Discover Studio Bali attraction, TPG Bluetooth controlled elec- digital: designed and managed the tronic safety system which lighting, audio, projection, allows operators to see that Enhanced safety special effects, stunt and rig- safety bars are correctly ging, and SAE for this trail- locked as soon as the ride and maintenance checks blazing ride. leaves the station. Pacifi c Rim will premiere OK Corral requested Direct access at Cibubur’s Trans Studio Zierer to make the ride as Action Zone park as the quiet as possible. To achieve to support documentation fi rst 4D walk-through dark that Zierer used sand to fi ll ride featuring 3D media, in the roller coaster tracks to Real-time overview which guests ride a vehicle, disembark to walk through OK of all your rides scenes, then board vehicles Pioneer facts: to complete this popular IP Investment: 8 million sci-fi adventure. TPG de- Euros signed the lighting, audio, Height: 24 meters stunt and rigging along with Track length: 500 meters SAE. TPG managed com- Maximum speed: 65 plete fi eld production ser- km/h vices and technical design Ride time: ~ 103 seconds on both attractions in sup- Number of riders: 12 port of Legacy. Capacity: 700 pph The Producers Group Minimum height: Front takes great pride in preview- section riders need to be ing these highly anticipated 120 cms tall and rear sec- attractions while continuing tion 100 cms tall its relationship with Trans Attraction type: Multi Studio, Indonesia’s preemi- Seating Coaster nent theme park operator, Manufacturer: Zierer mobaropark.com as the exciting, new Bali and Karussell- und Spezialmas- Cibubur projects expand chinenbau GmbH & Co. their entertainment portfo- KG lio. 4 JNELC EMEA Spring Summit Journal May 2019 May 2019 JNELC EMEA Spring Summit Journal 5 Another upcoming release quality theatrical experienc- solution for each of our re- Mobaro Park is a Danish A dive into the nWave pictures distribution universe is sure to make visitors coo es combined with changing Mobaro Park’s adventure into the UK continues quirements.
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