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Ferrari's second branded theme park coming to Spain in 2016
POSTED 13 Mar 2014 . BY Tom Anstey
Ferrari Land will include the highest and fastest vertical accelerator rollercoaster in Europe Credit: Ferrari
Europe is to get its first Ferrari-branded theme park when a new location opens near Barcelona, Spain in 2016.

An existing Ferrari World is located in Abu Dhabi, while the new branded site will be the sole Ferrari theme park in Europe and will cost an estimated €100m (£83m, US$139m) to build.

Ferrari Land will cover 75,000sq m (807,000sq ft) and feature several rides, including the highest and fastest vertical accelerator in Europe.

A five-star premium hotel with 250 rooms, restaurants, large simulation areas for car racing and shops will also be included.

The deal between PortAventura Entertainment – a company majority owned by investment subsidiaries of the Investindustrial group and KKR – and Ferrari will see the attraction open within the PortAventura destination resort near Barcelona, Spain. PortAventura receives nearly four million visits annually, of which nearly 50 per cent come from outside Spain.

“After the successful experience of the Abu Dhabi Ferrari World we have received numerous requests to launch new Ferrari theme parks, said Andrea Perrone, managing director of Ferrari Brand.

“After a thorough selection process, we have selected a solid project backed by skilled and experienced people and the opportunity to bring the Ferrari allure in Spain where there are a lot of supporters and fans including a lot of tourists attracted also by the PortAventura destination resort.

“We will continue to further look at the launch of additional Ferrari theme parks outside of Europe with no rush, while continuing to maximise the value of our prestigious brand without diluting it.”
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Ferrari's second branded theme park coming to Spain in 2016
POSTED 13 Mar 2014 . BY Tom Anstey
Ferrari Land will include the highest and fastest vertical accelerator rollercoaster in Europe Credit: Ferrari
Europe is to get its first Ferrari-branded theme park when a new location opens near Barcelona, Spain in 2016.

An existing Ferrari World is located in Abu Dhabi, while the new branded site will be the sole Ferrari theme park in Europe and will cost an estimated €100m (£83m, US$139m) to build.

Ferrari Land will cover 75,000sq m (807,000sq ft) and feature several rides, including the highest and fastest vertical accelerator in Europe.

A five-star premium hotel with 250 rooms, restaurants, large simulation areas for car racing and shops will also be included.

The deal between PortAventura Entertainment – a company majority owned by investment subsidiaries of the Investindustrial group and KKR – and Ferrari will see the attraction open within the PortAventura destination resort near Barcelona, Spain. PortAventura receives nearly four million visits annually, of which nearly 50 per cent come from outside Spain.

“After the successful experience of the Abu Dhabi Ferrari World we have received numerous requests to launch new Ferrari theme parks, said Andrea Perrone, managing director of Ferrari Brand.

“After a thorough selection process, we have selected a solid project backed by skilled and experienced people and the opportunity to bring the Ferrari allure in Spain where there are a lot of supporters and fans including a lot of tourists attracted also by the PortAventura destination resort.

“We will continue to further look at the launch of additional Ferrari theme parks outside of Europe with no rush, while continuing to maximise the value of our prestigious brand without diluting it.”
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The Everyday Heritage initiative celebrates and preserves working class histories
Off the back of the success of the first round of Everyday Heritage Grants in 2022, Historic England is funding 56 creative projects that honour the heritage of working-class England.
Universal announces long-awaited details of its Epic Universe, set to open in 2025
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