World's First Dragon Ball Theme Park to Open in Saudi Arabia

As part of its Qiddiya project near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia plans to diversify its economy with a theme park inspired by the beloved anime series.

Saudi Arabia announces the construction of the world's first Dragon Ball theme park as part of its Qiddiya project near Riyadh, aiming to diversify its economy and boost tourism.
The park, inspired by the popular Japanese anime series, will feature over 30 rides and attractions, including a massive roller coaster named after the dragon Shenron.
The theme park is expected to cover more than 5.3 million square feet, with seven different areas recreating iconic locations from the Dragon Ball series.
Critics raise concerns over Saudi Arabia's human rights record, questioning the choice of location for the theme park.
The announcement comes shortly after the death of Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire millions worldwide.