Saudi Arabia Seven Unveil Entertainment Destination in Jazan

Saudi entertainment companies (seven) has unveiled its new $350 million entertainment destination in the Jazan region.

Seven, part of Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC), has awarded the development contract to Alfanar Projects. The place will be designed by Genslera global architecture and planning firm.

Amer Alajmiexecutive vice president of Alfanar Projects, said: “Our shared commitment to excellence and innovation will ensure that the project meets the highest quality standards and contributes significantly to the kingdom’s growing entertainment sector.

“This project is an exciting opportunity for Alfanar to play a key role in delivering world-class experiences to the Jazan community and beyond.”

Hot Wheels electronic karting and thrill rides

Located near the North Corniche park along the Jazan promenade, the attraction will offer 73,000 square meters of entertainment and leisure facilities.

Abdullah Al-Dawudpresident of Sevensaid the project reflects the company’s “ongoing commitment to enriching the kingdom’s entertainment offering and improving the quality of life for communities across Saudi Arabia.”

He added: “This destination celebrates the natural diversity and rich cultural heritage of the Jazan region, providing exceptional leisure experiences for residents and visitors alike.

“As Seven expands across the kingdom, our focus remains on creating vibrant spaces that bring people together.”

Highlights of the new Jazan destination include an indoor golf course, a state-of-the-art cinema complex with multiple cinemas, a hot wheels-Themed electric karting rack and entertainment district housing world-class thrill rides.

Additionally, it will house a Discovery Adventures indoor edutainment centre, as well as cafes, restaurants and retail outlets.

Seven is investing $13 billion in developing 21 entertainment destinations in 14 cities around the world. Saudi Arabia. To do this, it has achieved partnerships with companies such as Mattel, Hasbro and Warner Bros. Discovery.

Damien LathamSeven’s director of attractions, recently spoke to blooloop about the company’s new design. Transformers-themed entertainment centers.

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