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Amusement Park Sunnyland to be opened on Trebevic

Published May 25, 2016
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13293334_1773915882845088_554024187_nThe first amusement center (park) in BiH, Sunnyland, will open its doors soon on Trebevic (Zlatiste).

The park is 10 minutes away from the city center and it will occupy space of 16,000 m2. In the offer will be included numerous catering facilities as well as facilities for children with playroom and outdoor playground.

Park will also offer a unique content Alpine coaster.

Departure station will be located in Istocni Novi Grad, and the central part belongs to Istocno Novo Sarajevo.

Sunnyland is constructed on the model of an amusement park from Austria.

The company Sunnyland is registered in Istocno Sarajevo, and they already made a public invitation for employment on the portal posao.ba.

(Source: akta.ba)

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