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bumper cars

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bumper cars npl → autoscontro
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Aimed at families and children, the 250,000 sq foot facility has a newly designed indoor go-karting facility on three floors, with a track for adults, bumper cars, a children's driving school, and coffee shop, all contained within the facility.
Stargate Edutainment theme park, Dubai, announces own professional ... by Albawaba.com
Some of the rides which are suitable for both adults and children include global wheel, water slides and swings, twisters, rowing boats, mini-coaster, bumper cars and an Emirati coffee jug with spinning coffee mugs.
Largest portable funfair a huge draw for revellers by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
Byline: AODHAN O'FAOLAIN A WOMAN is seeking damages after allegedly suffering whiplash on bumper cars when she collided with "a rogue driver".
Funfair sued for 'too bumpy' ride; DAMAGES by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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