The Dragon Ball theme park spans over 500,000 square meters, making it one of the largest anime-inspired entertainment parks in the world. Designed with seven uniquely themed zones, each area reflects a famous location from the Dragon Ball universe including the iconic Capsule Corp, Kami’s Lookout, and Planet Namek. These immersive environments are crafted to make visitors feel like they’ve stepped directly into the anime. From vibrant architecture to detailed scenery, the park blends storytelling with technology to create a truly cinematic experience.

The park features more than 30 rides and interactive experiences inspired by legendary characters and scenes from the Dragon Ball series. One of the main highlights is the Shenron roller coaster, a towering ride reaching 70 meters, designed to replicate the moment the mighty dragon is summoned. Each attraction is carefully built to reflect major story arcs and character dynamics, turning childhood dreams into adrenaline-filled realities. Live shows and immersive performances will also bring epic battles to life especially Goku’s unforgettable clashes.

This isn’t just a park for long-time fans of the anime; it’s built to resonate with audiences of all ages. Visitors can relive the full Dragon Ball saga, from young Goku’s early training days to the climactic battles of Dragon Ball Super. Through interactive displays, visual effects, and themed activities, older guests reconnect with their childhood while younger generations are introduced to a cultural icon. It’s a cross-generational adventure designed to evoke emotion, excitement, and nostalgia all at once.

Qiddiya is not just another entertainment project it’s a strategic part of Saudi Arabia’s broader vision to transform leisure and tourism. Located just outside the capital, it offers easy access for local and international visitors. With the Dragon Ball park as one of its headline attractions, Qiddiya aims to position itself as a world-class entertainment destination. The launch of such a globally recognized IP marks a significant step in attracting global audiences and reimagining what leisure can look like in the Middle East.