Dracula Land is gearing up for its construction phase.
The amusement destination project has finalized the master plan for its first major phase, according to a press release.
The 164-hectare site chosen for the project lies 20 minutes from Bucharest and 15 minutes from Henri Coandă International Airport, with direct access to the A3 highway and connections to the A0 and the A7.
The first phase will include a theme park with six thematic zones and “dozens of major attractions,” a multipurpose arena of 22,500 seats, a Aqua Park & Spa open year-round and an outlet of international brands.
The hotel complex will total 1,200 rooms distributed among the Dracula Grand Hotel (4 stars), the Dracula Family Hotel (3 stars +) and the Dracula Hotel (3 stars), with conference facilities. An artificial ski slope is also planned.
The amusement destination project has finalized the master plan for its first major phase, according to a press release.
The 164-hectare site chosen for the project lies 20 minutes from Bucharest and 15 minutes from Henri Coandă International Airport, with direct access to the A3 highway and connections to the A0 and the A7.
The first phase will include a theme park with six thematic zones and “dozens of major attractions,” a multipurpose arena of 22,500 seats, a Aqua Park & Spa open year-round and an outlet of international brands.
The hotel complex will total 1,200 rooms distributed among the Dracula Grand Hotel (4 stars), the Dracula Family Hotel (3 stars +) and the Dracula Hotel (3 stars), with conference facilities. An artificial ski slope is also planned.
Fully Private Financing
The project will be financed exclusively by private capital, with no public or European funds. The value of the first phase could surpass one billion euros. The project is backed by a holding company registered in Qatar.
Negotiations with theme-park operators, hotel operators and retailers have reached an advanced stage, according to the press release, which notes that Dracula Land is built around its own intellectual property, with a brand-protection strategy in Europe and the United States. A metaverse component is also under development.
“The most important work in a project of this scale is done before the first machine arrives on site,” says Dragoș Dobrescu, founder of Dracula Land, in the press release. “We are in talks with international operators, investment funds and private investors.”
Negotiations with theme-park operators, hotel operators and retailers have reached an advanced stage, according to the press release, which notes that Dracula Land is built around its own intellectual property, with a brand-protection strategy in Europe and the United States. A metaverse component is also under development.
“The most important work in a project of this scale is done before the first machine arrives on site,” says Dragoș Dobrescu, founder of Dracula Land, in the press release. “We are in talks with international operators, investment funds and private investors.”
