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Ugland
History
Ugland started life as the Talbot Centre, a section of the
park adjacent to the Towers themselves. In 1980, with the
introduction of the Corkscrew, and a few other fairground
style rides, its name was changed to Festival Park.
Over the years,
many attractions found their way into Festival Park, only
to be removed after a few seasons, or relocated to other areas
of the park. No major development occurred in the area, apart
from the addition of several food outlets, and a games arcade,
until 1999, when the area was transformed into Ug Land - the
land where fun began.
Now the whole
area takes on a prehistoric look, with all the rides themed
with dinosaur bones, and the shops were completely redesigned
to fit in with the look. Indeed, the Corkscrew received its
first themeing since installation with new cars, and station
themeing.
2001 brings
a Festival Park favourite home, with Bone Shaker a.k.a. Energizer
making a repeat appearance from its previous home in X-Sector.
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Panoramic
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Attractions
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Facilities
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| Food
Outlets |
Bronto
Bites Takeaway - Hot Dogs, Do-Nuts, Drinks
Brunch Stop
- unknown items
Sweet Rex - Drinks,
Confectionary |
| Shopping |
None |
| Entertainment |
Cave
Games : Pay-2-play arcade games
Soak-A-Saurus :
Water-Balloon game for groups
Ug Mobiles :
Radio-controlled models
Side Shows
: Side shows where you can win a prize |
| Toilets |
Toilets
and Baby Changing Facilities near Sky Ride station |
| Public
Telephones |
Yes |
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