5 Upcoming theme parks in Asia not to be missed

Thrilling Times: 5 Upcoming theme parks in Asia not to be missed

Perin Sidhu

05 Jan 2016

updated the 6 June 2016 à 19:18

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20th Century Fox World (Malaysia)
This theme park will be the first movie-branded theme park and visitors can experience rides and attractions from their favourite animation flicks such as Ice Age and Rio.
Photo credit: Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products and Resorts World Genting
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The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Osaka)
The wizarding world from Orlando will be making its way to Osaka, Japan. It will cover nine acres within the Universal Studios' theme park with the main attraction being a huge replica of the Hogwarts Castle. Don't forget the butterbeer while you're there.
Photo credit: Getty Images
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Universal Studios (Beijng, China)
Set to debut in 2019, another Universal Studios will be marking its presence on the map of Asia. It will be the second international brand theme park operating in China. Visitors can expect a tinge of historical Chinese culture as well.
Photo credit: Universal Studios
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Jurassic Dream (Daqing, China)
Promised to be a stunning visual experience, Jurassic Dream will be one of the world's biggest indoor amusement parks. Expect animatronic stimulators and a whole lot of fun.
Photo credit: Thinkwell Groups
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Shanghai Disney Resort (Shanghai, China)
China's Disneyland will open its doors to visitors in December and will feature rides and attractions surrounding the Chinese culture such as the Zodiac signs. One key attraction would be the Zen garden.
Photo credit: : Shanghai Disney Resort

There could never be enough adrenaline-pumping rides to go on.

Asia is a major travelling hub for many people and other than the historical attractions, amusement parks are a big highlight for many. Be it the adrenaline-pumping rides at Universal Studios Singapore or the magical castles over at Disneyland in Japan, there is definitely a thrilling adventure suitable for everyone.

Over the next 5 years you can expect to see even more theme parks making their mark around Asia. One entertainment theme park we are very excited about would be Ubisoft Theme Park. This is certainly set to be one video game heaven. Slated to open in Kuala Lumpur in 2020, visitors will be able to experience their favourite video games live in the form of virtual gaming. There will also be rides and various attractions to accompany those games.

Excited? It’s time to mark your calendars for these 5 theme parks and trust us, they’re well worth the wait.

Perin Sidhu

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