Dutch Company Planning Investment in a Recreation Park in the Port City of Klaipeda
Published:
30 April 2003 y., Wednesday
Dutch company Mega-Parkas intends to invest EUR 11.5 million in a mini-Disneyland, which will offer 12 different funfairs and large open-air swimming pool.
Under the project the park will be kept open throughout the year. In cold weather most funfairs will be placed under special covers containing state-of-the-art heating facilities.
The Dutch company operates about 20 amusement parks in different countries.
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