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Habitat by Dreamworld

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IP Australia has given us early information on Dreamworld's future plans in the past and now we have a new application for a new Trademark.

Habitat by Dreamworld.

Dreamworld are linking 2 classes to the application. 

 

Goods & Services
Class 41:
 
Wildlife sanctuaries; Animal parks and reserves (zoos); Animal exhibitions; Theme park services; Amusement park services; Leisure park services; Entertainment services; Provision of entertainment facilities; Holiday camp services (entertainment)

 

Class 43:
 
Hospitality services (accommodation); Arranging of accommodation for tourists; Provision of tourist accommodation; Reservation of tourist accommodation; Resort accommodation; Arranging holiday accommodation; Rental of holiday accommodation; Inn keeping (bar, restaurant and accommodation); Restaurant services; Restaurant services for the provision of fast food; Booking of hotel accommodation; Hotel accommodation services; Provision of hotel accommodation; Hotels; Resort hotel services; Holiday camp services (lodging); Holiday camp services (temporary accommodation)

 

I wonder if this is Dreamworld is having another stab of providing accommodation after the last attempt went down the drain.

It sounds like they're looking to combine either the tigers or wildlife with some sort of farmstay, ala Paradise Country. 

It'll be interesting to see any artists impressions or early concepts if\when they decide to come out with them. 

That said we nearly had a Soarin style ride named after a p*rn star, so registration doesn't necessarily mean anything...

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