One of the proposed destinations in Saudi Arabia, projected to cost over $798 million, has already begun construction and will be built in Riyadh’s Al Hamra district. The entertainment company has also formed alliances with major brands such as Warner Bros. Yas Island is also home to a Ferrari theme park, a water park, Formula One racetrack, and a golf course, and it is the future site of SeaWorld Abu Dhabi.Saudi Arabia is investing billions of dollars in the travel and tourism sector through 2030, as it aims to emerge as a global tourist destination by the end of this decade.Īccording to a statement issued on Wednesday, Saudi Entertainment Ventures (Seven), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Public Investment Fund (PIF), plans to invest $13.3 billion to build 21 entertainment destinations with 150 attractions in 14 cities in the kingdom. For animation aficionados, Cartoon Junction, Dynamite Gulch, and Bedrock will feature attractions based on characters like Bugs Bunny, Scooby-Doo, and the Flintstones. Plaza, a celebration of Hollywood?s golden age, while Metropolis and Gotham City sections will showcase the gleaming skyscrapers and dark alleys of Superman and Batman?s respective hometowns. Visitors will enter the indoor park through Warner Bros. Set to open next year on the man-made Yas Island, the theme park will feature rides, family-friendly attractions, a hotel, and live entertainment spread across six themed lands. World Abu Dhabi, releasing new renderings of the $1-billion venture poised to bring DC Comics superheroes, Looney Tunes and Hanna-Barbera cartoons, and old Hollywood glamor to life in the United Arab Emirates. and the theme park developer Miral are pulling back the curtain on Warner Bros.
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