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TV tower opens its highest 'capsule'
By Hu Min |
January 25, 2013, Friday
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RENOVATION of the "space capsule" observatory on the highest deck of the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, one of the city's iconic scenic spots in the Pudong New Area's Lujiazui financial hub, is finished and it is expected to reopen early next month.
The deck, at 350 meters, was shut last November for updating.
The changes highlight the deck's futuristic appearance and incorporate more high-tech elements around the theme of outer space.
Some new exhibits will provide an interactive experience, officials said, but they said it would remain a secret until nearer the opening.
The deck, at 350 meters, was shut last November for updating.
The changes highlight the deck's futuristic appearance and incorporate more high-tech elements around the theme of outer space.
Some new exhibits will provide an interactive experience, officials said, but they said it would remain a secret until nearer the opening.
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