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Romania, a country with close ties to the vampire legend, is planning development
amusement park
The biggest vampire theme in the world, called Dracula Land.
This ambitious project is expected to be inaugurated in early 2027 and offers a unique experience through 40 rides.
Dracula Land is designed to be a fantastic area, reaching 780,000 square meters, and will be divided into six main areas with a large theming around “vampires.”Visitors will be invited to go on an adventure to a dark fairy tale, it was reported
Independent
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The theme park divides its areas based on vampire mythology and pop culture backgrounds:
1. Transylvania: Features a traditional village in the middle of the forest complete with roller coaster rides.
2. Dracula’s Castle: A fictional vampire home site, which is made in great detail with ruins, mazes, lakes and a bat coaster.
3. The Family Kingdom: An area where visitors will meet various types of vampires and supernatural creatures from global cultures.
4. London Town: Presents the dark charm of Victorian London, featuring a vampire hunting parkour obstacle course, Globe Theatre, boat swing and horse track.
5. Port of New Orleans: Area with werewolf-themed roller coaster races as well as Mardi Gras carnival games.
In addition to the physical attractions, Dracula Land will also have its own “metaverse”, where visitors can use DraculaCoin tokens in both physical and digital form.
This amusement park is strategically located, only 20 minutes from Bucharest city center and 15 minutes from Henri Coandă International Airport.Although it is planned to open in 2027, admission prices have not been confirmed.
Dracula Land is part of a major Romanian development that includes three Dracula-themed hotels (offering 1,200 rooms), a water park and spa, a motor racing track, luxury outlets, and a 22,500-seat arena for concerts and festivals.
Dracula Land founder, Dragoș Dobrescu, is optimistic that this project will have a big impact.”For me, Dracula Land is a national project – a symbol that Romania can and should build landmarks, not just buildings or simple real estate projects,” he said.
This project is predicted to open up to 5,000 direct and indirect jobs, especially in the tourism and technology sectors.The economic impact is estimated to reach 5 billion euros or around IDR 97.4 trillion over the next decade.
Romania itself has a strong historical narrative with vampires.Bram Stoker’s classic novel Dracula is set largely in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains, which later became the inspiration for the global vampire character.
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