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When it opened in 1991, it absolutely was the tallest and speediest wooden coaster on earth.
Containing thousands of archeological artifacts excavated during the British Mandate(1919-1948), it opened in 1938 south of Herod's Gate and across from the Old City walls.
When it opened in 1991, it was the tallest and fastest wooden coaster in the world.
Yeah, he said that there's been illegal gambling at the dim sum since it opened in the days of prohibition.
At least 34 people have jumped to their deaths from the Empire State Building since it opened in 1931.
which superseded the old Doha International Airport when it opened in 2014, serves the Gulf state of Qatar.
The Dallas Museum of Art has been a long-standing institution in the city since it opened in 1903.
At least 30 people have jumped from the Empire State Building since it opened in 1931.
Since it opened in 2002, over 80,000 visitors come here each year,
which was under construction throughout Taft's term(it opened in 1914), guided United States foreign policy in the Caribbean and Central America.
Made of wood and it opened in the middle to allow ships to pass through.
It opened in June 1897 and lasted for six years(and was later reconstructed in 1978).
Hotel Sezz is the latest hip place for them(it opened in July 2010),
It opened in November 2014 with more than 500 stores and a four-story aquarium that extends to the ceiling of the retail section.
It opened in 1870 and is the permanent residence of the Vienna Philharmonic.
It opened in November 2005 but certain restaurants and spas did not open until 2006.
When it opened in 1950, it was able to accommodate up to 200,000 fans,
It opened in 1952 and took its place as a perfect park for family fun.
It opened in 1997 and closed in 2011 due to extensive earthquake damage.
Although only recently completed(it opened in 2007), the splendid Hindu Akshardham temple looks like it could be centuries old.