Genting to spend $1.5b for theme park revamp
Genting Malaysia, one of Southeast Asia’s largest entertainment companies, plans to boost its budget to revamp and upgrade its iconic hilltop resort at Genting Highlands north of Kuala Lumpur by 67 per cent to $1.5 billion.
One major upgrade will be made together with partner 20th Century Fox. Around $300 million will be invested into Fox’s first-ever international theme park, dubbed 20th Century Fox World. The park will include rides and attractions based on films like Ice Age, Rio, Alien Vs Predator, Planet Of The Apes and Night At The Museum. A ground-breaking ceremony was held on December 17. The park will open in 2016.
▲Rio也是其中一部肯定会出现的电影。有玩Angry Bird的朋友应该很记得那几只和好笑的鸟。我印象比较深刻的是电影里面的音乐，不知道会有不有完美配合音乐的游戏措施呢？如果云顶在冰冷的天气里能够让我体验到巴西里约热内卢的热情，那应该是个让人快乐的体验哦！
▲我想在云顶将会有全世界最好玩的博物馆出现，我已经开始在想象自己在Night in the Museum里的博物馆里坦探险了。集合魔法，历史，动物，神秘生物的旅程，我其实觉得单单这部电影就足够做一整个主题乐园了！
▲普罗米修斯也是其中一部 Century Fox的电影，谈谈的朋友，你们想在云顶探索人类的起源吗？
Apart from this theme park, Genting plans to add hotel rooms, premium retail outlets, a new cable car station and show arena for 10,000 people, the company said in a statement.
Genting is also expanding abroad, from the Bahamas to Manila, amid restrictions on opening more casinos in Malaysia. The company also opened a casino at the Aqueduct Racetrack in New York in 2012, controls casino operators in the UK and operates Resorts World Sentosa, one of Singapore’s two large gambling resorts. Another resort is planned for Birmingham in the UK in mid-2015.
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