[Travel News]: Beijing to get Legoland theme park
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An urban development subsidiary of Orient Group and UK-based Merlin Entertainments will own the project.
A Legoland theme park will come up in Beijing’s Fangshan district as part of the Chinese national capital’s plan to upgrade its suburban industrial layout.
In September 2021, Beijing became home to the Universal Beijing Resort.
The anticipated Legoland theme park figures among the nine new priority projects of culture and tourism for this year, according to a notice published on the website of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Development and Reform.
The joint venture project will be located in Fangshan district’s Changyang town. An urban development subsidiary of Orient Group and UK-based Merlin Entertainments will own the project, the notice stated.
To be spread over 304,000 square meters, the Beijing Legoland theme park would consist of the Legoland resort, a themed hotel, a business street, a parking lot and more, according to a report in Beijing News.
Up to 20 new parks have been launched since the outbreak of the pandemic, showing the nation has firmly remained a key destination for new developments, according to the global attractions attendance report.