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Angry Birds playgrounds land on parks near you in 2012

Angry Birds-themed playgrounds will be hitting the UK soon, allowing children to frolic on themed swings, slides and the like.

As if sailing past the 500 million download mark wasn't enough, Angry Birds developer Rovio has signed a global deal with playground manufacturer (best job ever?) Lappset Group, the Telegraph reports.

The first playgrounds will arrive in Finland next year, winging their way to British parks shortly after.

Sand pits, animal spring rides -- you know, the ones you'll inevitably fall off -- climbing towers with slides and swings will all be part of the park lineup, with the planet's favourite furious feathered ones incorporated into the artwork.

Theappside was supplied with artists' renders of the park equipment by Lappset's PR agency -- you can see one such snap at the top of this story. 

Fingers crossed the park itself is built a little more sturdily than the pigs' towers in Angry Birds. On the other hand, perhaps the in-game pigs wouldn't be so scuppered by falling a short distance if they put some of that squishy tarmac stuff underneath their fortresses.

We remember a time that Angry Birds making its way into the real world used to make us shake our heads with disbelief, but nothing surprises us any more. With Angry Birds board games, stuffed toys and cook books already on the shelves, we've come to accept that the Angry Birds, and their bacon-flavoured buddies, are an inescapable part of our lives.

Would you take your kids to play in the Angry Birds playground? What kind of Angry Birds rides would you like to see? Tell us in the comments, or on our Facebook wall.

Image credit: Theappside

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Loadit 14 December, 2011 21:57

The health and safety berks in UK will not allow them in case a child gets a small graze. Read aol report where they have already closed down a park that has been in use for more than 10 years with out any injuries to children but has the slight potential to injure just as faaling out of bed has.

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anonymous 15 December, 2011 13:17

Loadit - nothing to do with health and safety but all to do with fear of being sued by those injury compensation vampire law firms

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