Dragon Ball Z theme park, financed by Saudi Arabia, to be built in France
“You know of my interest in mangas,” says French president. It’s unusual for a single franchise to get an entire theme park of its own. Disneyland, of course, is a place for not only the Disney animated catalog, but also the various live-action properties the company now holds the rights to, such as Star Wars […]
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced plans for a Dragon Ball Z theme park to be constructed in the suburbs of Paris. This will be one of three new theme parks in Cergy-Pontoise, located 45 minutes northwest of Paris, once home to the Mirapolis amusement park that closed in 1991. The total budget for the three-park project, valued at 6 billion Euros (approximately US$7 billion), is being funded by Saudi Arabia, with the Qiddiya Investment Company, led by Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, taking the lead.
The idea for the French park emerged when Macron and bin Salman discovered their mutual passion for Dragon Ball Z. Macron expressed his excitement, stating his commitment to attracting investment to France and creating meaningful jobs. The exact opening date for the Dragon Ball Z-themed park remains uncertain, but given the scale of the project, it could take several years before it is ready for visitors.
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