Movie Park Germany (Bottrop, North Rhine-Westphalia 46244 Germany)

Descriptif

Parc d'Attractions:	Movie Park Germany (2005 to ?) Warner Bros. Movie World Germany (1996 to 2004) Bavaria Filmpark Bottrop (1992 to 1993) Neue Traumland (3/28/1986 to 8/31/1991) Traumlandpark (5/19/1977 to 1985) Kirchhellener Märchenwald (7/7/1967 to 1976)
Adresse:	Warner Allee 1 Bottrop, North Rhine-Westphalia 46244 Germany
Numéro de téléphone:	+49 (0) 2045-899-899 Local +49 (0) 2045-85262 FAX
Site internet Officiel:	http://www.moviepark.de
Statut:	Ouvert Liste complète 1996 Operated from 1992 to 1993 Operated from 3/28/1986 to 8/31/1991 Operated from 5/19/1977 to 1985 Operated from 7/7/1967 to 1976
Parcs dans les environs:	Existant · Ancien · Tous · Map
Maps:	Google Maps (Road) · Google Maps (Satellite) · Windows Live Local (Road)
History:	Warner Bros. Movie World originally opened under the name Kirchhellener Märchenwald in 1967. Märchenpark was run by the Germany family Allekötter. The park featured attractions consisting of huts in the woods where guests could press buttons to hear audio of different fairy tales. A couple named Hans and Ida Rosenberg bought the park after the 1976 season. They operated the park under the Traumlandpark name. This became their second park. The first being Löwensafari Tüddern in Tüddern, 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 DM. Wolf-Dieter Jahn from Essen, Germany and Alexandre Berthé from France who previously worked at the park, bought it in 1986 and reopened it in 1987 under the name Neue Traumland. In 1989 they declared to sell the park and it closed again in 1991. The new owners a Germany movie company bought the park and built it up as a rideless "filmpark" named "Bavaria Filmpark Bottrop". This park operated from 1992 to 1993 and closed after not becoming very popular. Warner Brothers then purchased the location and started building Warner Bros. Movie World in 1994 and the park reopened in 1996. In 1999, Premier Parks purchased the park. At the time Premier Parks also owned Six Flags Corporation. In 2000, the Premier Parks name was dropped in favor of the more popular Six Flags brand name. Six Flags operated the park until early 2004 when Six Flags sold their European parks (excluding their small portion of Warner Bros. Movie World in Madrid, Spain) to Palamon Capitol Partners who now operate the parks under the Star Parks Europe name. The park continued to operate as Warner Bros. Movie World Germany for the remainder of the season and the park was renamed Movie Park Germany for the 2005 season.

Montagne Russe Existante (5):	Nom	Type	Architecture	Ouverture	Statut
	Backyardigans: Mission to Mars	Acier	Sit Down	1996	Ouvert
	Bandit	Bois	Sit Down	1999	Ouvert
	Ghost Chasers	Acier	Sit Down	2000	Ouvert
	Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer	Acier	Inverted	3/2007	Ouvert
	MP-Xpress	Acier	Inverted	4/6/2001	Ouvert

Montagne Russe hors d'usage (9):	Nom	Type	Architecture	Ouverture	Fermé
	Alpenblitz	Acier	Sit Down	1986	1986
	Black Hole	Acier	Sit Down	1989	1989
	Blauer Enzian	Acier	Sit Down	6/1987	8/31/1991
	Cop Car Chase	Acier	Sit Down	6/1996	2006
	Marienkäferbahn	Acier	Sit Down	1979	1985
	Super Spirale	Acier	Sit Down	9/1979	1986
	Traumlandbahn	Acier	Sit Down	1987	1991
	Vierer-Bob	Acier	Sit Down	3/1983	6/1983
	unknown	Acier	Sit Down	1979	6/1979

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