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'''Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe''' is the largest theme park and resort in [[Hergom ep swekorwos|Hergom ep Swerkorwos]] is located inland from [[Gwedhero Bay]] in the [[Bhrudhan peninsula]], adjacent to the [[Asherian Sea]]. The park and resort were built in 7661 with great fanfare and advertisement across the nation; in that era, the [[Wolgos]] had recovered their wealth sufficiently to afford to spend on long-haul trips and on experiences such as theme parks. The theme park is built entirely around the [[Notable programming in Hergom|Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe]] cartoon franchise; the park also includes other cartoon franchises owned by [[Media in Hergom|Bheron-Nosdom]] but has expanded to include more grown-up experiences offered in conjunction with [[Media in Hergom|Spektróh₂s]] publications. | |||
The park at present covers 1,500 acres across a largely forested landscape with a central lake located on the slope hill lands, inland of the [[Gwedhero Bay]]. The park enjoys a year-round temperate climate with only wispy snowfall during winter. Making the park ideal for year-round operation and seasonal offerings. | The park at present covers 1,500 acres across a largely forested landscape with a central lake located on the slope hill lands, inland of the [[Gwedhero Bay]]. The park enjoys a year-round temperate climate with only wispy snowfall during winter. Making the park ideal for year-round operation and seasonal offerings. | ||
== Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe's den == | == Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe's den == | ||
[[File:Fang_and_feather.png|thumb|220x220px|Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe - Fang and feather - Image of the two main characters of the show]] | |||
This is the core of the resort, the longest operating core of the park dedicated to the cartoon duo and their friends. Built adjacent to the resort's natural lake, it enjoys an expansive promenade with flowing streams and faux wild gardens between restaurants and hotels. The promenade is accessed via the boulevard of ferns and fireflies, a boulevard known for its many shops and the wide pedestrian road used for shows and character processions. | This is the core of the resort, the longest operating core of the park dedicated to the cartoon duo and their friends. Built adjacent to the resort's natural lake, it enjoys an expansive promenade with flowing streams and faux wild gardens between restaurants and hotels. The promenade is accessed via the boulevard of ferns and fireflies, a boulevard known for its many shops and the wide pedestrian road used for shows and character processions. | ||
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From the central Péh2ustēr plaza, the many attractions of the park radiate, located amongst the carefully maintained woods to simulate a wilderness yet provide a safe and control environment for families. | From the central Péh2ustēr plaza, the many attractions of the park radiate, located amongst the carefully maintained woods to simulate a wilderness yet provide a safe and control environment for families. | ||
=== Attractions === | === Notable Attractions === | ||
* '''Peth1r̥ 's Flight:''' A roller coaster where patrons ride Peth1r̥ shaped carts as the track takes them on a journey that mimics flight over the lands of the cartoon and large versions of characters and antagonists, some spraying red water, others have tracks going through their carcass, and others "explode" in smoke before the carts "smash" through the character. | |||
* '''Vh1anghos hall of wonders:''' A giant arcade with cartoon violence theme games and rides for patrons to enjoy, with animatronic decapitations, crushing of moles and many other games, including safe enclosures where children can bludgeon each other with foam bats and mallets. | |||
* '''Dréwgʷol's Run:''' A bumper car-like ride on a circular track with boar-shaped cars that smash into each other, making quintessential Dréwgʷol boar noises as they smash into each other. | |||
* '''Skrídhkos' railway:''' A small ride-on railway where patrons ride a snake-shaped train through the park, caves, blood waterfalls, and through the heads of characters. | |||
* '''Kr̥dwóskwe's Hall of Illusions:''' The cunning owl hall of mirrors, shadows and darkness where patrons navigate a labyrinth of illusions as their own minions stalk and scare patrons. | |||
* '''Spirit forest:''' A forest staffed by costumed actors and animatronics that patrons walk through as they observe mythological wonders. At the heart of the attraction is the pond of toads, giant animatronic toads that either spew jets of water or slime at patrons. | |||
* '''Vh1anghos' Savage Showdown:''' A liive-action stage show that features acrobatics, animatronics, and costumed performers playing out performances inspired by the shows. | |||
* In the show, the duo face off their most infamous foes, engaging in highly choreographed combat sequences. | |||
* '''Fang's Beast Hunt:''' An immersive ride where patrons board vehicles shaped like Fang's paws and go on a hunt through the forest to track down various enemies from the show. Riders are given toy crossbows to "assist" Fang in hunting the beasts. | |||
* '''Feather’s Escape:''' This is a water-based flume ride where patrons board small boats shaped like Feather and navigate a river filled with traps, cartoon enemies, and obstacles from the show. Riders have to "help" Feather escape from various perils by steering around obstacles, shooting water cannons at enemies, and triggering special effects along the way. | |||
* '''The Great Bloodbath:''' A water-based battle arena where children (and adults) are divided into teams and equipped with water guns. The arena features oversized animatronics of the series' villains, spouting water at the contestants. | |||
* '''Skólakʷol's Nighttime Ferris Wheel:''' A large Ferris wheel is designed with glowing, ominous eyes that light up at night, and the ride projects light and shadow of owls and spirits across the sky as the gondolas rise and fall. The wheel is themed around Skólakʷol, the mischievous ghostly owl character. | |||
== Wétrogʷos Adventure == | |||
Wétrogʷos is an intrepid Wolgos boy explorer used by [[Media in Hergom|Spektróh₂s]] publication in their teen young adult nature and history discovery magazines and publications. Wétrogʷos is an intrepid explorer who seeks out knowledge of the world and nature, visiting far-off places to see ruins, find artefacts and discover natural wonders and exotic animals. | |||
This expansion of the park does away with the more saccharine cartoons of Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe and instead follows the more grown-up cartoon style of Wétrogʷos. The park caters to day visitors and families staying for longer periods, allowing them to stay in themed hotels and cabins or go camping. | |||
Patrons can explore the deep caves of the hills; they can carve logs, hunt deer and boars, and enjoy birds of prey shows and handle them. They can go on geological treasure hunt expeditions and explore ancient wolgos and Aladian replica ruins, and The park has a 1/6th-sized replica of the great Canadian pyramid that patrons can explore. There are faux archaeological digs for children where they can dig through stylised pits of dried mud and sand where trinkets have been placed to be discovered. | |||
For more adrenaline-infused adventures, there is rock climbing, zip lines, whitewater rafting, lake diving, tree top wire walks, Haiter riding amongst many other physical activities both in land and water. | |||
The insectarium, bird, reptile, and amphibian house is a popular attraction, with its expansive habitats that patrons can walk through and interact with. | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:54, 18 September 2024
Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe is the largest theme park and resort in Hergom ep Swerkorwos is located inland from Gwedhero Bay in the Bhrudhan peninsula, adjacent to the Asherian Sea. The park and resort were built in 7661 with great fanfare and advertisement across the nation; in that era, the Wolgos had recovered their wealth sufficiently to afford to spend on long-haul trips and on experiences such as theme parks. The theme park is built entirely around the Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe cartoon franchise; the park also includes other cartoon franchises owned by Bheron-Nosdom but has expanded to include more grown-up experiences offered in conjunction with Spektróh₂s publications.
The park at present covers 1,500 acres across a largely forested landscape with a central lake located on the slope hill lands, inland of the Gwedhero Bay. The park enjoys a year-round temperate climate with only wispy snowfall during winter. Making the park ideal for year-round operation and seasonal offerings.
Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe's den
This is the core of the resort, the longest operating core of the park dedicated to the cartoon duo and their friends. Built adjacent to the resort's natural lake, it enjoys an expansive promenade with flowing streams and faux wild gardens between restaurants and hotels. The promenade is accessed via the boulevard of ferns and fireflies, a boulevard known for its many shops and the wide pedestrian road used for shows and character processions.
Central to the park is the plaza of blood streams where a central statue of a bear called Péh2ustēr, an antagonist that Vh1anghos and Peth1r̥ have disembowelled, as they loom over him. The colourful cartoon statue is almost fifteen stories in height and gushes water dyed red as if it were blood; the blood flows through the park's many streams that radiate from this central plaza.
From the central Péh2ustēr plaza, the many attractions of the park radiate, located amongst the carefully maintained woods to simulate a wilderness yet provide a safe and control environment for families.
Notable Attractions
- Peth1r̥ 's Flight: A roller coaster where patrons ride Peth1r̥ shaped carts as the track takes them on a journey that mimics flight over the lands of the cartoon and large versions of characters and antagonists, some spraying red water, others have tracks going through their carcass, and others "explode" in smoke before the carts "smash" through the character.
- Vh1anghos hall of wonders: A giant arcade with cartoon violence theme games and rides for patrons to enjoy, with animatronic decapitations, crushing of moles and many other games, including safe enclosures where children can bludgeon each other with foam bats and mallets.
- Dréwgʷol's Run: A bumper car-like ride on a circular track with boar-shaped cars that smash into each other, making quintessential Dréwgʷol boar noises as they smash into each other.
- Skrídhkos' railway: A small ride-on railway where patrons ride a snake-shaped train through the park, caves, blood waterfalls, and through the heads of characters.
- Kr̥dwóskwe's Hall of Illusions: The cunning owl hall of mirrors, shadows and darkness where patrons navigate a labyrinth of illusions as their own minions stalk and scare patrons.
- Spirit forest: A forest staffed by costumed actors and animatronics that patrons walk through as they observe mythological wonders. At the heart of the attraction is the pond of toads, giant animatronic toads that either spew jets of water or slime at patrons.
- Vh1anghos' Savage Showdown: A liive-action stage show that features acrobatics, animatronics, and costumed performers playing out performances inspired by the shows.
- In the show, the duo face off their most infamous foes, engaging in highly choreographed combat sequences.
- Fang's Beast Hunt: An immersive ride where patrons board vehicles shaped like Fang's paws and go on a hunt through the forest to track down various enemies from the show. Riders are given toy crossbows to "assist" Fang in hunting the beasts.
- Feather’s Escape: This is a water-based flume ride where patrons board small boats shaped like Feather and navigate a river filled with traps, cartoon enemies, and obstacles from the show. Riders have to "help" Feather escape from various perils by steering around obstacles, shooting water cannons at enemies, and triggering special effects along the way.
- The Great Bloodbath: A water-based battle arena where children (and adults) are divided into teams and equipped with water guns. The arena features oversized animatronics of the series' villains, spouting water at the contestants.
- Skólakʷol's Nighttime Ferris Wheel: A large Ferris wheel is designed with glowing, ominous eyes that light up at night, and the ride projects light and shadow of owls and spirits across the sky as the gondolas rise and fall. The wheel is themed around Skólakʷol, the mischievous ghostly owl character.
Wétrogʷos Adventure
Wétrogʷos is an intrepid Wolgos boy explorer used by Spektróh₂s publication in their teen young adult nature and history discovery magazines and publications. Wétrogʷos is an intrepid explorer who seeks out knowledge of the world and nature, visiting far-off places to see ruins, find artefacts and discover natural wonders and exotic animals.
This expansion of the park does away with the more saccharine cartoons of Vh1anghos Peth1r̥kwe and instead follows the more grown-up cartoon style of Wétrogʷos. The park caters to day visitors and families staying for longer periods, allowing them to stay in themed hotels and cabins or go camping.
Patrons can explore the deep caves of the hills; they can carve logs, hunt deer and boars, and enjoy birds of prey shows and handle them. They can go on geological treasure hunt expeditions and explore ancient wolgos and Aladian replica ruins, and The park has a 1/6th-sized replica of the great Canadian pyramid that patrons can explore. There are faux archaeological digs for children where they can dig through stylised pits of dried mud and sand where trinkets have been placed to be discovered.
For more adrenaline-infused adventures, there is rock climbing, zip lines, whitewater rafting, lake diving, tree top wire walks, Haiter riding amongst many other physical activities both in land and water.
The insectarium, bird, reptile, and amphibian house is a popular attraction, with its expansive habitats that patrons can walk through and interact with.
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