The park has been touted as ‘South-east Asia’s most anticipated theme park.’ — Picture courtesy of Resorts World Genting
Lee added that RWG has invested US$800 million into the park since its conception and believes it will be a valuable asset to the Malaysian economy and tourism industry.“Going forward, when we open, there will be jobs created and the park will add economic activity directly and indirectly as well as a boost to tourism in Malaysian and Pahang,” said Lee in a virtual press conference today.
RWG’s head of theme parks Gregory Pearn said the park will also include rides that will be the first of its kind in the world and that details on these attractions will be unveiled closer to the opening date. “Having Genting SkyWorlds as the hero of the product gives us the chance to be more creative with the proposition and allows us more freedom with what we want to introduce at a later stage,” said Pearn.