Movie Park Germany

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Movie Park Germany
Previously known as Kirchhellener Märchenwald (1967–1976)
Traumlandpark (1977–1985)
Das Neue Traumland (1986–1991)
Bavaria Filmpark Bottrop (1992–1993)
Warner Bros. Movie World Germany (1996–2004)
Movie Park Germany logo.png
Main Entrance
LocationBottrop, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Coordinates51°37′12″N 6°58′21″E / 51.62000°N 6.97250°E / 51.62000; 6.97250Coordinates: 51°37′12″N 6°58′21″E / 51.62000°N 6.97250°E / 51.62000; 6.97250
Opened30 June 1996 (1996-06-30) (as Warner Bros. Movie World Germany)
19 March 2005; 16 years ago (2005-03-19) (as Movie Park Germany)
Closed31 October 2004 (2004-10-31) (as Warner Bros. Movie World Germany)
OwnerParques Reunidos
SloganHollywood in Germany
Operating seasonYear-round
Attractions
Total38
Roller coasters7
Water rides4
WebsiteOfficial website

Movie Park Germany is a theme park in Bottrop-Kirchhellen in western Germany, 50 kilometres (30 mi) north of Düsseldorf, with an area of 40 hectares (100 acres). It consists of 7 areas based on movies and TV series. Nearby the park are several film studios.

History[]

The park originally opened under the name "Kirchhellener Märchenwald" in 1967. Märchenpark was run by the West German family Allekötter. The park featured attractions consisting of huts in the woods where guests could press buttons to listen to different fairy tales.[1]

A couple named Hans and Ida Rosenberg bought the park after the 1976 season. They operated the park under the name "Traumlandpark". This became their second park, the first being the Tuddern safari park in Tüddern, West Germany which they purchased from Mr. Löffelhardt and Mr. Schmidt, who sold the park so they could focus on their newest project, Phantasialand. In 1985, the Rosenbergs ran out of money and had to declare bankruptcy with the debt of €22 million.[1]

Wolf-Dieter Jahn from Essen, West Germany and Alexandre Berthé from France, who had previously worked at the park, bought it in 1986 and reopened it in 1987 under the name "Neue Traumland". In 1989 they decided to sell the park to Bavaria Film, and it closed again on 31 August 1991.[1]

The park opened on 6 June 1992 under the name "Bavaria Filmpark". This park was originally scheduled to open in May 1991. The park closed in 1993 after not becoming very popular.[1]

In May 1994, Warner Bros. purchased the location, and began construction on "Warner Bros. Movie World Germany". The park had a grand opening on 29 June 1996 with 20,000 invited guests including Johannes Rau, Ernst Löchelt, August Everding, Gustava Everding, Michael Douglas, Sophia Loren, Ron Williams, Amanda Lear, David Copperfield, Claudia Schiffer, Chris O'Donnell, Hans Meiser and Heinz Hoenig as special guests.[2][3][4][5][6] The park opened to the general public on 30 June 1996.[1] Zeitgeist Design and Production's Ryan Harmon served as the Director of Show Development for Warner Bros. International Recreation Enterprises, where he conceived, wrote and managed the design team for Warner Bros. Movie World in Germany's worth of rides, shows and attractions.[7] Botticelli's - Atelier der angewandten Malerei and Sanderson Group were responsible for designing and painting the theming for the park.[8][9] Alan Griffith Architect and Alder Constructions were also involved in the park's development.[10][11]

At the end of 1999, Warner Bros. sold the park to Premier Parks (now Six Flags). Premier Parks continued to license the Warner Bros. Movie World name.[12]

In later years, large investments in bigger, faster, more action-packed attractions made Warner Bros. Movie World Germany no longer a crowd puller for families, but rather in the direction of teenagers and the young at heart. Families stayed away from the park, and many thrillseekers visited it. This, along with a decline in visitor numbers, resulted in Warner Bros. Movie World Germany being acquired by StarParks, a subsidiary of Palamon Capital Partners, on 3 April 2004, which led to the park reopening as "Movie Park Germany" on 19 March 2005, and having a grand opening on 24 March 2005, with the Warner Bros. theming removed from the park and replaced by newer themes from 20th Century Fox, MGM, and Nickelodeon.[13][14][15]

In August 2006, the two-lane roller coaster (previously Lethal Weapon Pursuit) was shut down and dismantled, as a repair would have been too expensive from an economic point of view. The vacated space was used for the new Santa Monica Pier themed area, which opened in May 2007. The area based on the Californian Santa Monica Pier also uses part of the area of the also partially dismantled, partially redesigned Downtown area (previously Marienhof). The main attraction of the area is Germany's first stationary Disk’O Coaster.

In addition, the Wonderland Studios (kids' area) was expanded with the Nickland by 15,000 m² for the 2007 season. The themed area, built in collaboration with the German television station Nick, deals exclusively with the station's characters and themed worlds. Attractions include a Suspended Family Coaster (Jimmy Neutron’s Atomic Flyer) and a water attraction (). In addition, the 2007 season brought a change of motto, instead of “A day like in the film” it is now “Hurray! I'm in the film ”(until 2004 the slogan was“ Hollywood in Germany ”). With the opening of Nickland, old attractions such as Dishwasher were re-themed.

Since 2007 the sidewalks of the park have been paved. The entire Nickland, Main Street and Vine Street are now paved.

For the 2008 season, the kids' area Wonderland Studios was integrated into Nickland. For this purpose, old children's attractions have been relocated or demolished and other attractions have been redesigned. In addition, a wild water course was built on the site of the go-kart track; the latter was demolished. Another new attraction is an carousel of the model Aviator. The new area opened in May 2008. In the Roxy 4D cinema, a film about SpongeBob SquarePants was replaced by Shrek, which again was replaced for the 2012 season by Ice Age. To this end, the Roxy 4D cinema was redesigned and a new preshow was installed.

On 17 May 2010, Parques Reunidos bought the park from Palamon Capital Partners. No changes to the park's name or theming occurred.[16]

For the park's 15th birthday, on June 18, 2011, the combination of roller coaster and dark ride Van Helsing’s Factory was opened in the hall that formerly housed the Gremlins invasion and had only been used for Halloween since 2005. The roller coaster was built by the Gerstlauer company, the theme is based freely on the character of the vampire hunter Van Helsing from the 2004 film of the same name. According to the park, the roller coaster and the show "Shadows of Darkness", which uses the character of Van Helsing, are attractions that do not require a license. In addition to "Shadows of Darkness", which replaced the X-Men Show (ran in 2010 and 2011 in Studio 7), three more shows were revised for 2012.

The novelty for 2017 was announced for the 20th anniversary of the park. It is a new roller coaster from Mack Rides and is called: Star Trek: Operation Enterprise. The track is located in a completely new themed area that is devoted to Star Trek. The themed area takes up the last parts of the former Marienhof, the former film museum and the unused space between the "Alien Encounter" and "The Lost Temple". The 40-meter-high launch coaster is the second tallest structure in the park and replaces the plans for the “Air Driver” roller coaster that were rejected in 2012. The following year it was announced that the - one of the most popular and oldest attractions in the park - will be subject to a complete thematic redesign. The main changes are the waiting area, the theming and the effects during the journey. The ride will also receive a new soundtrack from IMAscore. The course of the journey itself remains largely unchanged. In 2019, the theming of Bermuda Triangle - Alien Encounter was slightly changed, the ride was renamed and a new soundtrack from IMAscore was included.

In the building of the former dark ride Ice Age Adventure, a new roller coaster with the name Movie Park Studio Tour was built. On 23rd June 2021, this new attraction had its opening to celebrate the 25th birthday of the park.

Areas[]

The park is divided up into 7 areas each with their own collection of attractions.[17]

The Hollywood Street Set[]

  • Area 51 - Top SecretIntamin spillwater (formerly Bermuda Triangle: Alien Encounter (19 March 2005-2018), Das Bermuda Dreieck (30 June 1996-31 October 2004)). It is a replica of the previously operated Sea World ride in Australia.
  • Looney Tunes 4D - Roadrunner & Wile e Coyote - A 4-D film shown at the Roxy 4D-Kino.
  • The Lost Temple - Simworx Immersive Tunnel (replaced Movie Magic - Voyagers to Mars (19 March 2005-2010), Movie Magic Special Effects Stage (1996-2004))[18]

Streets of New York[]

(formerly Gotham City)

  • NYC Transformer - Huss Top Spin (replaced Riddler's Revenge (1999-2004))[19]
  • Taste of New York - A expansive food court featuring regional specialties. Included eateries are Jack's Deli and NY Pizza & Pasta.
  • Time Riders – Time-travel with John Cleese - Attraction Media & Entertainment Inc. simulators (replaced Batman Abenteuer - The Ride (1996-2004))
  • Van Helsing's Factory - Gerstlauer Bobsled roller coaster (replaced Gremlin Invasion (1996-2004))

Former attractions:

  • Cartoon Theatre - movie theatre (1996-2002)

Nickland[]

(formerly Wonderland Studios (2005-2006), Looney Tunes Land (1996-2004))

  • Avatar Air Glider - Zamperla Giant Skychaser based on Avatar - The Last Airbender
  • The Backyardigans: Mission to Mars - Vekoma Family Roller Coaster (replaced Rocket Rider Rollercoaster (2005-2007), Roadrunner Achterbahn (1996-2004))
  • Barnyard Bumpers - set of Preston & Barbieri Bumper Cars (replaced Ram Jam (2005-2007), Marc Antony's Autoscooter (1996-2004))
  • Dora's Big River Adventure - Zamperla Log Flume - The ride is based on the television show Dora the Explorer.
  • Fairy World Spin - The Fairly OddParents - MACK Rides teacups (replaced Danny Phantom Ghost Zone (2007-2012), Dishwasher (2005-2006), Looney Tunes Tea Party (1999-2004))[19]
  • Ghost Chasers - Mack Rides wild mouse based on SpongeBob SquarePants (replaced Mad Manor (2005-2007), Tom and Jerry - Mouse in the House (1996-2004))
  • Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer - Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster - the ride is based on the animated television show Jimmy Neutron
  • Sea Swing - SBF Rides|SBF swing ride based on SpongeBob SquarePants
  • Splat-O-Sphere - Chance Rides Aviator
  • SpongeBob Splash Bash - Preston & Barbieri Splash Battle - the ride is based on the television show SpongeBob SquarePants
  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (License to drive) - driving school
  • Adventure Bay - PAW Patrol (New 2019)
- Zuma’s Zoomer - Zamperla Speedway (-2018 Swiper's Sweeper)
- PAW Patrol Adventure Tour - Zamperla Convoy
- Zuma and Rubble theme - Children's Playground
- Skye’s High Flyer - Zamperla Kiddie carpet (replaced Team Umizoomi Number Tumbler (2012 -2019), Teenage Robot Turnabout (2007-2012), Flying Cloud (2005-2006), The Daffy Duck Thundercloud (1996-2004))
- PAW Patrol Meet&Greet

Former attractions:

  • Adventure Express - Zamperla Kiddie Train (2008-2012; replaced Dora's Adventure Express (2007), Wonderland Studios Steam Tour (2005-2006), Yosemite Sam Rail Road (1996-2004))
  • Beetle Dance - Zamperla Turtle Parade (2005-2007; replaced Porky Pig Parade (1996-2004))
  • Blue's Skidoo - SBF Rides|SBF Jet ride (-2018) - The ride is based on the television show Blue's Clues.
  • Brandy Bird's Hat Dance - Mini Jet (2005-2007; replaced Tweety und Sylvester Jr. Chase (1996-2004))
  • Diego's Rescue Rider (-2018) - Zamperla Jump Around
  • Max Mouse Moto - Motorcycle Jump (2005-2007; replaced Taz 500 (1996-2004))
  • Movie Crew Carousel (2005-2006; replaced Looney Tunes Carousel (2000-2004))
  • Nick Speed Racers - go-kart track (2007; replaced Mister Valentino's Go Kart Races (2005-2006), Speedy Gonzales Go Cart Races (2003-2004), Speedy Gonzales Taxi (1996-2002))
  • Robert's Rat Race - Farm Tractor (2005-2007; replaced Elmer Fudd's Tractor Race (1996-2004))
  • Wonder Pets Flyboat - SBF Kiddie Freefall Tower - based on the television show Wonder Pets (2008-2018 replaced The Backyardigans Hip Hopper (2007), Maple Hopper (2006), Miss Patricia's Treehouse (2005), Tweety's Treehouse (2001-2004))*

The Old West[]

  • Bandit – Germany's first wooden roller coaster of modern times (Based on the Coney Island roller coaster The Cyclone)
  • Lucky Luke – The Ride: Die Daltons brechen aus (summer 2020) – Vekoma Suspended Looping Coaster - former MP Express
  • Side Kick - Huss Frisbee (replaced Blazing Saddles (2000-31 October 2004))
  • The High Fall - Intamin Tilting Gyro Drop. A clone of Acrophobia at Six Flags Over Georgia (replaced The Wild Bunch (6 April 2002-31 October 2004)).
  • new interactive laser walkthrough in Studio 7 (ghost hunting theme) - opening within season 2020

Former attractions:

  • Josie's Bath House - Huss Breakdance 4 (2000-2007; dismantled in 2008)
  • The Walking Dead: Breakout - all year-maze, featuring authentic sets from the TV-Show.

Santa Monica Pier[]

  • Crazy Surfer - Zamperla Disk-O Coaster
  • Pier Patrol - Zierer Wild Water Rondell
  • Pier Side Carousel - Zierer Wave Swinger
  • Rescue 112 - Zamperla Fire Brigade
  • Santa Monica Wheel - SBF Ferris Wheel
  • Stormy Cruise - Zamperla Rockin' Tug

Former attractions:

  • - Intamin dueling roller coaster (2005-2006; replaced Lethal Weapon Pursuit (1996-2004)))
  • The Walking Dead: Breakout - all year-maze, featuring authentic sets from the TV-Show.

Adventure Lagoon[]

(formerly part of Looney Tunes Land (1996-2004))

  • Excalibur - Secrets of the Dark Forest - Intamin rapid ride (replaced Mystery River (2005-2017), Unendliche Geschichte (1996-2004))
  • - Multi Dimension Coaster - Intamin (replaced Ice Age Adventure (2005-2016), Looney Tunes Adventure (1996-2004))

Federation Plaza[]

(formerly Downtown (2005-2006), Marienhof (1996-2004))

Attractions[]

Roller coasters[]

Picture Name Former Names Type Opened Closed Area Speed Notes
Mission To Mars2.JPG Backyardigans: Mission to Mars Coyote's und Roadrunner's Achterbahn (1996-2004)

Rocket Rider Rollercoaster (2005-2007)

Junior Coaster 1996 Nickland 35 km/h (21.7 mph)
MP Bandit.jpg Bandit Wild Wild West (1999-2004) Wooden roller coaster 1999 The Old West 80 km/h (49.7 mph) first German wooden coaster
Cop Car Chase roller coaster.jpg Lethal Weapon Pursuit (1996-2004) Dueling Coaster 1996 2006 Marienhof / Downtown

(now: Federation Plaza)

50 km/h (31.1 mph) only dueling coaster in Germany
GhostChasers.JPG Ghost Chasers Tom and Jerry's Mouse in the House (2000-2005)

Mad Manor (2005-2007)

Wild mouse 2000 Nickland 45 km/h (28.0 mph)
Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer.jpg Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer Suspended Family Coaster 2007 Nickland
MoviePark Xpress.JPG Lucky Luke – The Ride:
Die Daltons brechen aus
Eraser (2001-2004)

FX (2005)

MP-Xpress (2006-2020)

Baboo Twister Express (2020)

Suspended Looping Coaster 2001 The Old West 80 km/h (49.7 mph) in 2011, the roller coaster was part of the

German crime TV film

Marie Brand und die letzte Fahrt

Indoor roller coaster /

Multi Dimension Coaster

2021 The Hollywood Studio Set 60 km/h (37.3 mph) Contains multimedia 360-degree

rotating platform with friction wheel

launching to the front as well as to the rear

MPG StarTrekOperationEnterprise 1.jpg Star Trek: Operation Enterprise Launched roller coaster 2017 Federation Plaza 90 km/h (55.9 mph)
Van Helsing's Factory Moviepark Germany 2019.jpg Van Helsing's Factory Indoor roller coaster 2011 Streets of New York 36 km/h (22.4 mph)

Water rides[]

Picture Name Former Names Type Opened Closed Area
Moviepark bermuda.jpg Area 51 – Top Secret Das Bermuda-Dreieck (1996-2004)

Bermuda Triangle: Alien Encounter (2005-2018)

Shoot the Chute 1996 Hollywood Street Set
Dora's Big River Adventure.JPG Log flume 2008 Nickland
Station Excalibur.jpg Unendliche Geschichte (1996-2004)

Mystery River (2005-2017)

River rapids ride 1996 The Hollywood Studio Set
Ice Age Adventure1.JPG Looney Tunes Adventure (1996-2004) Water Dark Ride 1996 2016 Wonderland Studios / Looney Tunes Land /

Adventure Lagoon

(now: The Hollywood Studio Set)

SpongeBob-SplashBash.jpg 2007 Nickland

Other[]

Picture Name Former Names Type Opened Closed Area
Avatar Air Glider.jpg 2008 Nickland
Barnyard Bumpers2.JPG Back at the Barnyard Bumpers Bumper cars 2008 Nickland
Blue's Skidoo.JPG Blue's Skidoo Carousel 2008 2018 Nickland
Brandy Bird's Hat Dance Tweety und Sylvester jr. Chase (1996-2004) Carousel 1996 2007 Looney Tunes Land / Wonderland Studios

(now: Nickland)

Crazy Surfer.JPG Disk'O 2007 Santa Monica Pier
Diego's Rescue Rider2.JPG Diego's Rescue Rider Jump Around 2008 2018 Nickland
Dora's Adventure Express Yosemite Sam Railroad (1996-2004)

Wonderland Studio Tour (2005-2006)

Kids' Railway 1996 2013 Looney Tunes Land / Wonderland Studios /

Nickland

Fairy World Spin2.JPG Fairy World Spin Looney Tunes Tea Cup Ride (1996-2004)

Dishwasher (2005-2006)

Danny Phantom Ghost Zone (2007-2012)

Teacups 1996 Nickland
Film Studio Tour Tram tour 1996 2007 Hollywood Street Set
Moviepark museum.JPG Filmmuseum Museum 1996 2013 Marienhof / Downtown

(now: Federation Plaza)

NICK Speed Racers Speedy Gonzalez Taxi (2003-2004)

Mister Valentinos Go Kart Race (2005-2006)

Kart racing 2003 2007 Looney Tunes Land / Wonderland Studios

(now: Nickland)

Gremlins Invasion Dark ride 1996 2005 Marienhof

(now: Streets of New York)

Josie's Bath House Breakdance 2000 2007 The Old West
Pier Patrol Jet Ski1.JPG Pier Patrol – Jet Ski Carousel 2007 Santa Monica Pier
Movie Crew Carousel Looney Tunes Carousel (1996-2004) Carousel 1996 2007 Looney Tunes Land / Wonderland Studios

(now: Nickland)

NYC Transformer ride Moviepark Germany 2019.jpg Riddlers Revenge (1999-2004) Top Spin 1999 Streets of New York
PAW Patrol Adventure Tour Convoy 2019 Nickland
Pier Side Carousel2.JPG Pier Side Carousel Marienhof Karussell (2000-2006) Wave Swinger 2000 Santa Monica Pier
Ram Jam Bumper cars ? 2007 Wonderland Studios (now: Nickland)
Rescue 112.JPG Rescue 112 Fire Brigade 2007 Santa Monica Pier
Robert's Rat Race Elmer Fudd's Tractor Race (1996-2004) Carousel 1996 2007 Looney Tunes Land / Wonderland Studios

(now: Nickland)

SantaMonicaWheel1.JPG Santa Monica Wheel Ferris wheel 2007 Santa Monica Pier
Sea Swing Swing ride 2007 Nickland
Side Kick2.JPG Side Kick Blazing Saddles (1999-2004) Frisbee 1999 The Old West
Skyes High Flyer The Daffy Duck Thundercloud (1996-2004)

Flying Cloud (2005-2006)

Teenage Robot Roundabout (2007-2012)

Team Umizoomi Number Tumbler (2013-2019)

Crazy Bus 1996 Nickland
Splat-O-Sphere3.1.JPG Splat-O-Sphere Aviator 2008 Nickland
Stormy Cruise Rockin' Tug 2003 Santa Monica Pier
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles License to Drive2.JPG Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:

License to Drive

Driving school 2013 Nickland
Freefall moviepark.png The Wild Bunch (2002-2004) Drop tower 2002 The Old West
The Lost Temple 4D simulator 2014 Hollywood Street Set
The Walking Dead: Breakout Maze 2016 2020 The Old West
TimeRiders.JPG Time Riders Batman Abenteuer (1996-2004) Simulator ride 1996 Streets of New York
Wonder Pets Flyboat Kids' Drop tower 2008 2018 Nickland
Swiper's Sweeper.JPG Zooma's Zoomers Swiper's Sweeper (2007-2018) Speedway 2007 Nickland

Shows[]

Movie Park Germany features many live shows as well as a 4-D movie.[20]

  • Nicktoons Character Show - Let's Party with the Nicktoons
  • Meet the Moviecals Show - live show (2005-2007; replaced Bugs 'n Friends Rock'n Roll Party (2002-2004), Bugs 'n Friends Music Party (1996-2001))
  • Crazy Cops New York - Action Stunt Show - a live action stunt show (replaced Crazy Cops - Action Stunt Show (2013-2016), Crazy Action Stunt Show (2005-2013), Police Academy Stunt Show (1996-2004))
  • Meet the Stunt Crew
  • Meet the TMNT (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
  • Street Entertainment in several areas of the park (e.g. Western Stunt Show, Character meeting, Marilyn Monroe impersonator)

Halloween Horror Fest[]

The Halloween Horror Fest is an annual event around Halloween time that began in October 1998. It features over 250 scare actors and extra attractions like mazes and scarezones, as well as shows.

Maze :

  • Fear Forest (12+) (2021 to...)
  • Acid Warrior (16+) (2021 to...)
  • Projet Ningyo (16+) (2019 to...)
  • Circus Of Freaks New version (16+) (2021 to...)
  • The Slaughterhouse (16+) (2015 to ...)
  • St Elmo (16+) (2020 to...)
  • Hostel (18+) (2017 to...)
  • Chupacabra (16+) (2020 to...)

Former mazes (1999-2020)

  • Circus Of Freaks reloaded (16+) (2020 to 2020)
  • Insidious 2 (16+) (2016 to 2020)
  • Campout (12+) (2016 to 2020)
  • Deathpital Reloaded (16+) (2014 to 2018)
  • The Walking Dead Breakout (Operates the whole season, 16+)
  • Wrong Turn (16+) (2018 to 2019)
  • Terror Train (housed in the Gremlin Invasion show building from 2002 to 2007)
  • House of Horror (housed in the Cartoon Theatre show building from 2002 to 2008)
  • The Dark Goldmine (housed in the Gremlin Invasion show building from 2008 to 2010)
  • Infected (Former: The Walking Dead, based on the TV show The Walking Dead, 16+)
  • Baboo Twister Club (12+)
  • The Forgotten (16+) (housed in the Cartoon Theatre show building from 2011 to 2014)
  • Noxam Nocere (housed in the Cartoon Theatre show building from 2008 to 2009)
  • City Of The Damned
  • Deathpital
  • Panic Zone
  • Paranormal Activity 2 (based on the 2010 motion picture; housed in the Cartoon Theatre show building in 2010)
  • Knott's haunted Mountain (water ride with live scare actors. The attraction, now known as 'Bermuda Triangle: Alien Encounter', operates the whole season, but without scare actors)

During the HHF the Nickland theme area is a 'Monsterfreie Zone' (engl. 'monster free area') where children can stay at the park without being scared of the scare actors.

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