Six Flags Qiddiya
The Qiddiya Entertainment City is witnessing remarkable progress in the equipment works at the Six Flags Qiddiya project, one of the largest entertainment projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The external facades are currently being installed, along with finishing works and palm planting, reflecting the near completion of the final stages of the project.
Six Flags Qiddiya is an essential part of the Qiddiya mega project, which aims to enhance the entertainment and tourism sector in the Kingdom, within the framework of Saudi Vision 2030.
The project area is approximately 32 hectares, and includes six main entertainment areas and more than 28 games and entertainment facilities, including the fastest and longest roller coaster in the world, named “Falcon’s Flight”.
According to statements by Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC), which is responsible for implementing the project, the official opening of Six Flags Qiddiya is scheduled for 2025, as construction and development works are proceeding according to the specified timetables.
Progress of equipment and facade installation works
Significant progress has been made in construction work, including infrastructure and building construction, in addition to installing modern entertainment games that will provide an exceptional experience for visitors.
The project includes many modern facilities such as luxury restaurants, cafes and entertainment stores, in addition to green spaces and gardens that will create a fun atmosphere for families and tourists.
It also includes an area dedicated to live shows and entertainment events that will attract visitors from all over the world.
Great importance
The project is expected to provide thousands of jobs in various fields, including management, operation and entertainment services, which will contribute to supporting the local economy and raising employment rates.
The project also represents a qualitative addition to the Saudi tourism sector, as it aims to attract millions of visitors annually, which will enhance the Kingdom’s position as a global center for entertainment and tourism
Six Flags Qiddiya is making significant progress as facade and finishing works continue in preparation for its opening in 2025. The project extends over an area of 32 hectares and includes 28 rides and attractions, including the world’s fastest and longest roller coaster. It also includes modern facilities such as restaurants, shops and green spaces, in addition to a live performance area. The project is expected to provide thousands of jobs and attract millions of visitors annually, boosting the economy and tourism in Saudi Arabia in accordance with Vision 2030.
