Dietikon ZH – The Phänomena 2025 experience can be realized. The town of Dietikon has granted the building permit. Not a single objection to the project has been received. Preparations for the construction project start in January.
The city of Dietikon granted Phänomena 2025 a building permit on October 30 and then opened the project for public inspection. According to a press release , Phänomena did not receive any objections in the weeks that followed. This means that the construction project can be implemented from 2024. The scientific adventure world in Dietikon was originally planned for 2024, but was postponed by a year. The "World of Amazement" will now take place from April 11 to October 19, 2025, as planned at Niderfeld in Dietikon.
"We can finally start with the final construction preparations and then with the construction installation in the spring," Urs Müller, general manager of Phänomena, is quoted as saying. The entrances to the area and the bus parking lot have already been laid out.
The Mayor of Dietikon, Roger Bachmann, is pleased that there have been no objections. "The Phänomena is important for modern Dietikon and the support of the population shows that people are behind Switzerland's largest adventure world," Bachmann is quoted as saying.
The first Phänomena took place in 1984 on the Zürichhorn and was visited by over 1 million people. The organizers are expecting a similar number of visitors for the second edition. In addition to the municipality of Dietikon, the exhibition is supported by the cantons of Aargau and Zurich and numerous partners. The latest supporters include the Federal Office for the Environment's Wood Action Plan and the Swiss NationalScience Foundation (SNSF). The new patrons of Phänomena 2025 are National Councillor Regine Sauter, National Councillor Andri Silberschmidt and Professor Matthias Egger, President of the National Research Council of the SNSF. ce/gba