On the fifth floor they have an indoor amusement park with some traditional carnival rides. The main attraction is a two lift hill roller coaster with several inversions. Who would expect such a thrill ride in a shopping centre?
Het Berjaya gebouw en winkelcentrum is zo groot dat je het bijna niet kan voorstellen. De buitenfoto's aan het monorail station geven je een indruk. Het gebouw ziet er wat ouder uit maar met moderne elementen zoals een blitse liquide vloer, een verborgen woud, moderne elektronica en een extreme gothicwinkel waarvan je lid moet zijn.
Op het vijfde verdiep heeft men een indoor pretpark met traditionele kermismolens. De hoofdattractie is echter een achtbaan met twee liftheuvels en verschillende inversies. Wie had dat verwacht in een winkelcentrum?
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Indrukwekkend gebouw en wat een mooi winkelcentrum!
ReplyDeleteThe floor is awesome! The tree ceiling, too. I guess it would take days to shop all the way through it.
ReplyDeletelooks like a fun place
ReplyDeleteWat een geweldige plek.
ReplyDeleteAn incredible manmade space
ReplyDeleteAmazing shopping centre. Cool fun.
ReplyDeleteVau .. what a market. There everyone have fun, though the money has going :)
ReplyDeleteNice photos.
Greetings
Ooo, it is flashy, looks good.
ReplyDeleteI love the liquid floors, so cool! This is quite the place, here we have what is known as West Edmonton Mall and it's huge, it has a full size pool, tidal pool, Fantasyland (rides galore and one huge roller coaster which I went on once and was cured! lol), there's tons of shops, restaurants, a hotel and the list goes on. At one point in time our mall here was known as the biggest mall in the world, it appears it might not be anymore with this place you're describing. Now my curiosity is piqued, I'll have to go and check it out. Oh and no liquid floors here unfortunately, I've love to see these!
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Hi again, I just checked and West Edmonton Mall now ranks 14th and this mall ranks 15th, pretty close. I rarely go to WEM, it's so big and I tend to get lost sometimes! lol
Deleteso huge, crazy! :-)
ReplyDeleteNo wonder it looks familiar from the first picture ! Welcome to our country. I hope you went up to the Skybar of Traders Hotel in the evening; there is an windowless area where you can photograph the Twin Tower view.
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ReplyDeletebijna niet te geloven...
fraai in beeld gebracht Filip
prettige zondag
I was there in 2007 and wanted to see an IMAX 4D film.... was not available on that day. :( I lived in the center for a month. :)
ReplyDeleteRoj
Geweldig. Die achtbaan!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteA great and enjoyable post, especially since we intend to go there in the future and visit Asia from our Australian base.
Thanks for your comment on my blog, I wish you both a fantastic new year!
Nice photos you took here
ReplyDeleteSurprise to see an amusement park in shopping centre
ReplyDeleteWow, the children's department with their giant Hello Kitty and dresses and accessories from the movie Frozen, it looks like it could be right here! Some really fabulous play with your captures in this mix too! Very nice!
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ReplyDeletek denk niet dat ze dat hier in de winkels moeten proberen :-)
leuk dat je overal foto's mocht maken, vaak mag dat helemaal niet, zoals ik heb ondervonden.
ReplyDeleteFijne week en groetjes,|Dietmut
looks like great places to shop, and sorry to see that you can get in trouble with Nikon in any country.
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