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Amusement Park Essay

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Competitors in the host country Disneyland Malaysia is not the first amusement park in Malaysia. There was several number of amusement park that already stable in Malaysia. This amusement park already been at Malaysia for many year, these amusement park is Legoland Malaysia, Sunway Lagoon, Berjaya Time square, and A’famosa theme park. This amusement park is the main competitors for Disneyland to operate in Malaysia. Disneyland Malaysia needs to know well about their competitors. This is for Disneyland knows what action that could be made that will affect their competitors operation and what make Disneyland is different from other amusement park. Berjaya times square : Formerly known as Cosmo’s World Theme Park Sdn. Bhd. This theme park is the largest indoor theme park in Malaysia. It is located at the heart of Kuala Lumpur which is in Berjaya Shopping Center. Located on 5th, 7th and 8th floor, there is thrilling and family friendly rides that cater for children and adults. For those who love roller coaster, in Cosmo’s indoor theme park they got the longest indoor roller coaster in the world. That why they got many visitor all around the years. These indoor theme parks operate from 10am to 10pm with …show more content…

Located at Alor Gajah in Melaka. It caters family and tourist from the lower southern regent of Malaysia. This theme park have his own resort complete with water park, safari park, and cowboy town. Their water park served the best water theme park as they got 7 storey high water slide that only take several seconds to drop people to the ground. It is really great attraction and their safari parks have many species of animal and they have many great animal shows for their guest. At the night, visitor must visit their cowboy town which really entertains them with the cowboy war show. At the end of the show, there will have fire work that really amazed the visitor. The best part is, the show in cowboy town is every

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