What did you think about it? It looks tame, no?
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What did you think about it? It looks tame, no?
I found some interesting designs of a Theme Park (I don't know if someone posted it before):
Source: http://www.itec.com/dubai-marine-life-park/-Project: Oceans of the World Marine Life and Water Park
-Code Name: Marine Life Park
-Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
-Client: Meraas Holdings
The spirit of exploration returns on a grand scale at Oceans of the World—a combination water park and marine life park that celebrates the Seven Seas, their ecosystems, and the astounding variety of aquatic life that inhabits them. ITEC has planned and designed this hybrid park to be the premier fully integrated marine life, mechanical ride and aquatic park in the world, providing an unrivaled and fully immersive family entertainment experience.
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It could be the 5th park?
In the first masterplan showed we can see: Dubai Adventure Studios (Motiongate Dubai), Bollywood (Bollywood Parks Dubai), Lego Family Park (Legoland Dubai) and Marine Park.
Source: http://rhdo.com/project/dubai-parks-and-resorts/
In the place originally reserved for this park they are building Six Flags Dubai, but close, in the Safari Park's Area, the Marine Life Park fits perfectly:
The client is Meraas Holding, the company behind DXB Entertainments...
I hope it will be the 5th theme park!! It looks amazing!
Some financial facts of 2016:
Opening schedule for remaining attractions:
Source: DXB Entertainments
BOLLYWOOD PARKS DUBAI:
More pictures: Bollywood Parks Dubai (25/01/16) and Bollywood Parks Dubai (26/01/16)
LEGOLAND DUBAI:
A lot of pictures: Legoland Dubai (26/01/16)
Last January I visited Dubai Parks and Resorts and I took a lot of pictures:
MOTIONGATE DUBAI:
A lot of pictures: Here (25/01/16)
On February 14, DXB Entertainment posted a loss of Dh484.8 million for last year on total revenues of Dh75.9 million. In 2015, it lost Dh110.9m but its attractions were not *operational.
"A large portion of our loss reflects pre-opening expenses which are captured within our project cost," said Raed Al Nuaimi, the chief executive of DXB Entertainments.
The DFM-listed company, which has about 3,100 full-time employees, said about Dh63.4m of revenue came from the Legoland, Bollywood Parks and Motiongate theme parks which opened between November and December last year. The Dubai Parks and Resorts complex received 323,489 visits in the last two months of 2016.
"We know that the coming quarters will be more indicative of the destination’s appeal to visitors from across the globe, as we start attracting business from global tour and travel operators," Mr Al Nuaimi said. "We expect all remaining rides and attractions as well as the remaining units at [retail area] Riverland Dubai to be available to the public by the beginning of the second quarter."
It is marketing the destination in Saudi Arabia, India and the UK and has also tied up with 120 hotels in Dubai to promote the parks.
"Visitation numbers at Dubai Parks and Resorts were somewhat underwhelming, falling 40 per cent to 50 per cent short of consensus expectations, and so was the reported average spend per visitor," said Mohammad Kamal, an analyst with Arqaam Capital. "This is, however, likely to improve as the business fine- tunes the offering."
DXB Entertainments’ Six Flags Dubai resort is on track for a late 2019 opening after construction started in July, DXB said.