Nickelodeon in amusement parks

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Since the 1990s, Nickelodeon , a worldwide children's television network and franchise, owned by Paramount Global, has had an involvement in the creation and theming of amusement parks rides.

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Several amusement parks have featured themed areas entirely devoted to the Nickelodeon brand whilst others have featured standalone attractions. Nickelodeon attractions currently exist at Movie Park Germany, Pleasure Beach Blackpool, Mall of America, Sea World, and American Dream Meadowlands. Attractions previously existed at California's Great America, Canada's Wonderland, Carowinds, Dreamworld, Kings Dominion, Kings Island, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Studios Hollywood and WhiteWater World.

History

On June 7, 1990, Universal Studios Florida opened with an attraction named Nickelodeon Studios. It was a television taping studio for the cable television channel Nickelodeon.

In 1995, Nickelodeon Splat City opened at three former Paramount Parks: California's Great America, Kings Dominion and Kings Island. These attractions were inspired by the game shows that aired on the television network and generally involved slime. In 1999, Kings Dominion closed Nickelodeon Splat City in preparation for the opening of its 2000 attraction, Nickelodeon Central. Nickelodeon Central brought a retheme of many of the park's children's rides as well as the addition of new ones. Kings Island followed suit, closing its Splat City in 2000 and opening Nickelodeon Central in 2001. This area would later be expanded and renamed Nickelodeon Universe in 2006.

In 2002, Australian theme park Dreamworld opened Nickelodeon Central. [1] In 2003, Nickelodeon Central opened at California's Great America, Canada's Wonderland and Carowinds, and Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast opened in Universal Studios Florida. Expansions of these areas took place in 2005, 2006 and 2008 for Carowinds, Kings Island and Dreamworld, respectively. The Kings Island area was also renamed to Nickelodeon Universe at the same time. In 2007, Movie Park Germany opened a similar area entitled Nickland. In 2007, it was announced that Nickelodeon Universe would be opening in Mall of America in 2008, replacing Camp Snoopy . In 2009 and 2010, Cedar Fair terminated their contract with Nickelodeon resulting in all of the areas being rethemed to Planet Snoopy . In early 2011, at a cost of £ 10 million, Pleasure Beach Blackpool opened Nickelodeon Land. [2] [3] By mid-2011, Dreamworld had closed their Nickelodeon Central and rethemed it to the generic Kid's World theme (it was later revealed that the park had struck a deal with DreamWorks Animation). [4] [5] In 2012, Universal's Superstar Parade had its first performance which features floats based on SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora the Explorer and later opened a SpongeBob gift shop in Woody Woodpecker's Kidzone. In September 2016, it was announced that a new Nickelodeon Universe would open in the upcoming American Dream Meadowlands mall and entertainment complex owned by the Triple Five Group, which also owns the Mall of America. Nickelodeon Universe American Dream opened to visitors on 25 October 2019. [6]

Locations

ParkAreaOpening dateClosing datePrevious areaReplaced by
Alton Towers Nickelodeon: Outta Control 19971998—Frog Hopper
American Dream Meadowlands [7] Nickelodeon Universe 25 October 2019 [6] ———
Blackpool Pleasure Beach Nickelodeon Land May 2011 [8] —Beaver Creek children's park—
California's Great America Nickelodeon Central20002009 Hanna Barbera Land Planet Snoopy [9]
Canada's Wonderland Nickelodeon Central20032009 Hanna Barbera Land Planet Snoopy [9]
Carowinds Nickelodeon Central22 March 2003 [10] 2009 Happy Land of Hanna Barbera Planet Snoopy [9]
Dreamworld Nickelodeon Central26 December 2002 [11] 24 June 2011 [4] Kennyland [12] Kid's World [4]
Kings Dominion Nickelodeon Central20002009 Happy Land of Hanna Barbera Planet Snoopy [9]
Kings Island Nickelodeon Universe20012009 Happy Land of Hanna Barbera Planet Snoopy [9]
Mall of America Nickelodeon Universe 8 March 2008—Camp Snoopy—
Movie Park Germany Nickland2007 [13] —Unknown—
Parque de Atracciones de Madrid Nickelodeon LandApril 2014—Infantil Zone—
Nickelodeon Adventure LakesideNickelodeon AdventureFebruary 2020———
Nickelodeon Adventure MadridNickelodeon AdventureDecember 2018September 2019——
Nickelodeon Adventure MurciaNickelodeon AdventureDecember 2017———
Sea World Nickelodeon Land December 2011— Beach Break Bay —
Sega World Sydney Nickelodeon TV MachineApril 19972000——
Sunway Lagoon Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon2 February 2016———
Universal Studios Florida Nickelodeon Studios 7 June 199030 April 2005— Blue Man Group Theatre
Universal Studios Hollywood Nickelodeon Blast ZoneApril 20017 January 2008— The Adventures of Curious George
WhiteWater World Nickelodeon Pipeline Plunge8 December 2006 [14] 24 June 2011 [4] —Pipeline Plunge

Attractions

Below is a list of all of the attractions at Nickelodeon themed areas around the world. The dates shown in the columns refer to the opening and closing dates for the ride under that name. It does not mean that the ride was closed and/or removed.

AttractionType CGA CW C DW KD KI MOA MPG PBB ADM Standalone
Angry Beavers Spooty Spin Matterhorn 2002-2011 [4] [15]
Avatar Airbender Disk'O 2006–20092011- [16]
Avatar AirbenderHalf Pipe roller coaster2008- [17]
Avatar Air GliderGiant Skychaser2007- [18]
Back at the Barnyard Hayride Powered roller coaster 2008- [17]
Backyardigans' Hip HopperHopper2007- [18]
Backyardigans' Mission to MarsJunior Roller Coaster2007- [18] [19]
Backyardigans' Pirate TreasureSwinging Ship2011- [16]
Backyardigans' Swing-AlongSwinger ????-20092006–20092008- [17]
Backyardigans Mighty Go Round Carousel 2008-2011 [4] [20]
Back at the Barnyard BumpersBumper cars2007- [18]
Balloon RaceBalloon Ride2008-2015
Big Rigs2008- [17]
Bikini Bottom Bus TourCrazy Bus2011- [16]
Blue FlyerJunior Roller Coaster 2011- [16]
Blue's SkidooRotating Flat Ride2003-2011 [4] [20] 2006–20092008- [17] 2007-2018 [18] 2019
Boots Balloon RaceBalloon Ride ????-2009
BrainSurge UniCoaster 2010-
Bubble Guppies Guppy BubblerSpinning Tower Ride2015- [17]
CarouselCarousel2008- [17]
Crazy CarsBumper cars2008- [17]
Danny Phantom FlyersKite Flyer2006–2007
Danny Phantom Ghost ZoneTeacups2007- [18]
Danny Phantom Ghost Zone Falling Star 2008-2015
Diego's Rainforest RescueBalloon Ride2011- [16]
Diego's Rescue RiderRotating Flat Ride2007- [18]
Diego's Rescue RiderCrazy Bus2008- [17]
Dora's Adventure ExpressChildren's Train2007- [18]
Dora's Big River Adventure Log Flume 2007- [18]
Dora's Dune BuggiesRotating Flat Ride2003-2009 [21] [22] 2003-2009
Dora's Sky RailwayMonorail2019
Dora's World VoyageBoat Ride2011- [16]
Dora and Boots Sun WheelFerris Wheel2008- [17]
Dora the Explorer Azul's AdventureChildren's Train ????-2009
Dora the Explorer Sea PlanesRotating Flat Ride2002-2010 [15] [23]
Fairly Odd Coaster Family Wooden Roller Coaster  ????-2009 [24] 2006-2009 [25]
Fairly Odd Coaster Spinning roller coaster 2008-???? [17]
Fairy World SpinMack teacups2013- [18]
Fairy World Taxi SpinRotating Flat Ride2011- [16]
Flying Dutchman's Revenge Rockin' Tug  ????-2009
Ghost Blasters Dark ride 2008- [17]
Ghost Chasers Wild Mouse 2007- [18] [26]
Go Diego GoJeep Ride2006–2009
Ice Age AdventureFlume ride2005-2016 [18]
Jimmy Neutron's Atom SmasherBumper cars2006–2009
Jimmy Neutron's Atomic ColliderRotating Flat Ride2008- [17]
Jimmy Neutron's Atomic Flyer Suspended Family Coaster 2007- [18] [27]
Jimmy Neutron's Brainwasher2003-2009
Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast Motion simulator 2003-2011 (USF)
Krusty Krab Order UpHopper2011- [16]
La Adventura de AzulChildren's Train2006–20092008- [17]
LazyTown SportacoptersPedal Helicopters ????-20092006–2009
Little Bill's CruisersMini Speed Boat Ride ????-2009
Little Bill's Giggle CoasterJunior Roller Coaster 2006-2009 [28]
Log Chute Log flume 2008- [17]
Mystery RiverRaft ride2005-2017 [18]
Nick Jr. DriversCar Ride2006–2009
Nick Jr. JetsFlying Jet Ride ????-2009
Nick O Round Carousel  ????-20092002-2008 [15] [20] 2006–2009
Nickelodeon Blast ZoneChildren's play area2001-2007 (USH)
Nickelodeon Pipeline PlungeAqua play area2006-2011 (WWW)
Nickelodeon Space Surfer Swinger 2001–2009
Nickelodeon Streak Wooden roller coaster 2011- [16]
Nickelodeon Studios Production studio and game show 1990-2005 (USF)
Pepsi Orange Streak Steel roller coaster 2008- [17]
Danny Phantom's Phantom Flyers Kite Flyer  ????-20092006–2009
Pineapple PoppersJumping Castle2008- [17]
Plankton's PlungeHopper2006–2009
Rocket Power Air TimeSwinging Ride ????-2009
Rocket Power Bumper Beach Bumper cars 2002-2011 [4] [15]
Rugrat ReptarmobilesBumper cars2008- [17]
Rugrats Lost River Log flume 2011- [16]
Rugrats Runaway Reptar Roller Coaster Suspended Family Coaster 2003-2009 [21] [22] [29] 2003-2009 [10] 2002-2011 [4] [30] 2001-2009 [31]
Rugrats Toonpike2003–20092002–2009
Sea SwingSwinger2007- [18]
Splat-O-SphereAviator2007- [18]
Splat-O-SphereSpace shot2008- [17]
SpongeBob's Boatmobiles2003-2009 [21] [22]
SpongeBob's Crazy Carnival Ride Darkride Shooter 2024 [32]
SpongeBob FlyPants Kite Flyer 2008-2011 [4] [33]
SpongeBob SquarePants Rock Bottom Plunge Euro-Fighter roller coaster 2008- [17]
SpongeBob SquarePants Splash BashSplash Battle/Twist 'n' Splash2007- [18] 2011- [16]
Swinger Zinger Swinger 2002-2011 [4] [15]
Swiper's SweeperSpeedway2006–20092008- [17] 2007- [18]
Tak Attack2008-2011
Team Umizoomi Number TumblerZamperla Kiddie carpet2013- [18]
Teenage Robot RoundaboutZamperla Kiddie carpet2007-2012
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shell Shock 2012- [17]
Timmy's AirtoursGiant Skychaser2006–2009
Tommy's Take OffRotating Plane Ride ????-2009
Totally Nickelodeon 1997-2000 (USH)
TV Road TripCar Ride ????-2009
Wild Thornberry's Rainforest RampageBall play area2002-2011 [4] [15]
Wild Thornberry's Rain MazeWater play area2003-2009 [21] [22]
Wild Thornberry's River Adventure Water ride 2003–20082001–2009
Wild Thornberry's Treetop Lookout2003-2009 [21] [22] 2003-2009
Wonder Pets Big Circus BounceMiniature Carousel2011- [16]
Wonder Pets Fly BoatHopper2008- [17]

Shows and Events

Some Nickelodeon shows and events held in different theme parks around the world recently.

NameTypologyParkYear
Let's PartyLive Show Mirabilandia 2022
Bobbejaanland
Movie Park Germany ?
Parque de Atracciones Madrid ?
SlimeFestLive Concert Mirabilandia 2018-2019
Nickelodeon Meet and GreetMeet & Greet2022
Bobbejaanland
Movie Park Germany 2007
Parque de Atracciones Madrid 2014
Nickelodeon Universe ?
Mirabilandia 2022
Street ParadeParade Mirabilandia

Character appearances

A variety of Nickelodeon costumed characters have been showcased at theme parks, parades, and other themed-entertainment experiences. Since the mid-2000s, a majority of the listed costumes have been designed and fabricated by Custom Characters Inc., a company that Nickelodeon Experience Design often collaborates with. [34]

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