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Anime fans, get ready for a Super Saiyan-level adventure in the heart of the Middle East! Saudi Arabia is making headlines with its latest mega project: the world’s first-ever Dragon Ball theme park, and it’s set to be a game-changer for both anime lovers and travellers alike.
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Located in Qiddiya City, just outside Riyadh, this upcoming theme park is going to be massive — we’re talking more than 500,000 square meters of Dragon Ball nostalgia! Whether you're Team Goku or a lifelong Vegeta fan, the park promises over 30 attractions across seven immersive zones, each inspired by iconic locations from the Dragon Ball universe.
Visitors will be able to walk through Kame House, explore the Capsule Corporation, and even venture to Beerus’s Planet. The experience aims to be completely immersive, letting fans of all ages step directly into the world of Goku, Bulma, and the rest of the crew.
One of the park’s biggest highlights? A 70-meter-tall Shenron statue — yes, that Shenron — which isn’t just for show. Hidden inside is a roller coaster that promises to be just as thrilling as a Super Saiyan battle.
This groundbreaking project is a joint effort between Qiddiya Investment Company and Japan’s iconic Toei Animation, the studio behind the Dragon Ball franchise. It’s part of Saudi Arabia’s broader strategy to diversify its economy and position itself as a top destination for entertainment and tourism.
It’s not just about rides — the park will include themed eateries, shows, interactive experiences, and of course, merchandise shops for fans to bring a piece of the adventure home.
The best part? Since the park is located in Saudi Arabia, Muslim travellers can enjoy this one-of-a-kind experience without compromising their values. Here’s why it’s such a great option for a Muslim-friendly trip:
Prayer facilities will be readily available, as is common in most public spaces in Saudi Arabia — a huge plus for travellers who don’t want to miss their salah while enjoying a day at the park.
Halal food is a given, and with the variety of themed dining options expected at the park, you can eat your heart out with peace of mind.
Family-friendly atmosphere is a strong point, making this a great travel pick for families with kids who are into anime.
Modest-friendly environment ensures that everyone can feel comfortable, whether you’re in abayas, hijabs, or casual wear.
Qiddiya itself is quickly becoming one of the most exciting entertainment hubs in the region. Besides the Dragon Ball theme park, it’s home to various upcoming attractions, including sports venues, nature parks, and other immersive entertainment experiences. It’s all part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative, aiming to turn the kingdom into a top-tier global travel destination.
For Muslim travellers seeking new and unique adventures, this theme park offers something truly special — a seamless blend of pop culture and spiritual comfort.
Image credit : Qiddiya | Official Website and Bird Studio/Shueisha, Toei Animation
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