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into the depths of “the ocean.” These unique China especially has been
attractions had their storylines developed become acutely aware of
specifically for Knight Valley, and play a heavy role such matters in recent years.
in the idea of planetary discovery and awareness. Several recent natural
As thrilling as these rides are, it was crucial to disasters, exacerbated by
the balance of the resort that the rides remain ecological carelessness,
localised within one area. The resort was designed have brought the importance
to engage guests differently depending which area of conservation to the
they were experiencing. Tea Stream Valley, for attention of the Chinese
example, is intended for relaxation. people.
The environmental awareness and eco-friendly OCT East was designed at
goals OCT has integrated into its latest resort every step of the way to
reflect a growing global sentiment to go “green.” engage guests and increase
their eco-awareness, while
never forgetting to entertain them. This goal of A taste of what to expect at Knight
discovery combined with the current environmental Valley, due to open this December
sentiment of the world make OCT East the right
resort at the right time. OCT now has plans to roll
similar concepts elsewhere in China.
The future is green.
Based in Orlando, Florida, Falcon’s Treehouse offers
creative services designed to thrill and amaze
today’s sophisticated audiences. The compnay has
generated a wide range of themed attractions and
experiences for organisations including Busch
Entertainment, Disney, Hard Rock, Ramoji Film City A Splash Battle rendering for
Guests go for a bike ride at Wind Valley and Universal Parks & Resorts. Knight Valley
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