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Pakistan’s Second Indoor Snow Centre Opens

A second indoor snow centre has opened in Lahore, Pakistan’s second biggest city and the 26th largest in the world. Winterland is a snow and ice themed centre where attractions include a short snow slide, ice cycling, ice skating, a tubing carousel on ice and a snow swing among other attractions.  There’s also a zipline and kids non-snow play area.

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Snow In The Caribbean

The first ice rink, complete with a small real snow indoor play area, has opened in the Caribbean nation of Trinidad And Tobago. Christened the Ice Caribbean Entertainment District (or ‘ICED’ for short), the facility is located at  La Romaine. A sizable crowd are reported to have gathered outside the facility ahead of its scheduled opening. The ICED building has

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Shanghai “Snow World” To Open Late 2023

Axis Leisure Management has announced that it’s working on one of the planet’s flagship new indoor snow centres, currently known as Snow World Shanghai. The building, described by Axis as, “one of the largest and most technologically advanced indoor snow and ice venues in the world” is currently scheduled for opening in Q4, 2023, the company says. According to Axis

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A New Indoor Ski Centre For Indonesia

A small indoor snow centre has opened in Indonesia, with snow provided by one of the world’s leading manufacturers of conventional snowmaking systems, TechnoAlpin. The Italian company also makes ‘all-weather’ machines for use at outdoor areas where natural snow cover can’t be guaranteed and three of these SnowFactory machines are in use at the new Trans Snow World Surabaya. Trans

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Sunac Group Open 7th Indoor Snow Centre

China’s Sunac Group, which operate the three largest indoor snow centres in the world, has soft  opened a seventh centre this month and already received more than 26,000 guests. It will have its grand opening on 28th October. The new WS Bonski indoor centre Wuhan is not one of the biggest with just over 15,000 square metres of indoor snow

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Indoor Snow Centres Announce Plans to Stay Open (or Close) Despite (or Due To) Energy Costs This Winter

The energy crisis in Europe resulting from the Ukraine War has led to concerns about high-energy using non-essential businesses like indoor snow centres being able to operate this winter. Germany is one of the three largest operators on indoor snow centres along with The Netherlands and the UK and the country’s centres have begun clarifying whether they will be able

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