Two girls trapped upside down in Hubei amusement park
Two teenage girls were left hanging upside down at an amusement park in Xiangyang, Hubei province when the fun ride they were on came to a sudden standstill. One girl almost passed out but the other girl was able to climb down a ladder set up by the rescuers.
World Joyland: The Warcraft/Starcraft-themed amusement park
World Joyland (环球动漫嬉戏谷, Huánqiú Dòngmàn Xīxì Gǔ) better known as the Warcraft and Starcraft-themed amusement park, has been the subject of massive speculation since the first digital rendering surfaced on the internet six months ago. An amusement park entirely devoted to making your online virtual nerd-topia a reality, the EPIC potential of our MMORPG fever-dreams made manifest led us to the park with pretty massive expectations.
Happy Valley amusement park's opening delayed
A rocky start for Shanghai's newest amusement park means that Happy Valley in Sheshan will be delaying its official opening until August 16th. The park opened yesterday for a limited amount of members and other "privileged" customers, but crowds ultimately left disappointed after numerous mishaps - including long lines and a severe lack of dining, first-aid and other facilities. In addition, the park's landmark wooden roller coaster was forced to stop seven times and several visitors were hurt when a sign fell on their heads. OCT Enterprises Co., the company which operates the park, has cited the approaching typhoon as the reason for delaying the park's opening. Source: Shanghai Daily
China's largest theme park opening next week in Shanghai
Roller coasters have a special place in our hearts usually shared with cotton candy, summer vacation, and Mickey Mouse. And since Mickey Mouse in Shanghai might be nothing more than a dream anymore, we are more than a little excited for next week's opening of Shanghai Happy Valley (上海欢乐谷), soon to be China's largest amusement park.
Lu Xun's superhero neighbors
This photo is from Warner Star Park, an amusement park that has been set up next to the Lu Xun Park in Hongkou district. According to Hongkou's local government this park will be open daily until the end of August. We think the combination of Tweety Bird, Batman and Scooby Doo sounds like a lot of fun, although we are not entirely sure about the copyright here. It reminds us a little about Beijing's Shijingshan Amusement Park, doesn't it?

