Dragon Ball theme park to be built in Saudi Arabia’s Qiddiya City

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A 3D render of how the Dragon Ball theme park in Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia, could look. Image: Qiddiya Investment Company

Saudi Arabia-based Qiddiya Investment Company will build the world’s only Dragon Ball theme park within the Qiddiya City megaproject.

Qiddiya City is a new city outside of the Saudi capital of Riyadh that will offer entertainment, sports and culture attractions alongside residential communities housing 600,000 people.

The new 500,000 sq m theme park will be based on the well-known Japanese animated series Dragon Ball.

It will be split into seven different areas that recreate locales from the original series including Kame House, Capsule Corporation, and Beerus’s Planet.

The theme park will also feature five ‘state-of-the-art’ rides as part of a line-up of 30 attractions.

There will also be a 70m-high dragon, called Shenron, that contains a rollercoaster within it.

The theme park is the latest in a series of major construction projects announced for Qiddiya City. In January, architecture firm Populous revealed designs for an ambitious new stadium there, called Mohammed Bin Salman Stadium, on top of the 200m-high Tuwaiq cliff, that is proposed as one of the venues for the Kingdom’s 2034 World Cup bid.

Design for Saudi Arabia’s World Cup stadium in Qiddiya City revealed Architecture firm Populous has unveiled designs for an ambitious new stadium in Saudi Arabia’s Qiddiya City that is one of the proposed venues for the Kingdom’s 2034 World Cup bid.
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