How Sunway Lagoon is reducing its carbon footprint in the long run


Sunway Lagoon collaborated with kindergartens for its sustainable education programme.

The line between fantasy and real life is often blurred at a theme park. But the reality of sustainability is something that many operators grapple with as guests become increasingly conscious of their holiday decisions.

Recent years have seen many theme parks around the world addressing myriad environmental issues. Disney introduced a recycling programme at their parks while Universal Studios Orlando in the United States installed eco-friendly lights.

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