Dragon Ball fans have been through the wringer the last few weeks, though this news should put a smile on their face. The mega-popular anime is getting its very own theme park built in Saudi Arabia. yes, that is a hike for most, but I am sure that fans will make the trek.
The park will be built in Qiddiya, just outside the capital of Riyadh. This news sadly comes after the March 1st death of Akira Toriyama, who created the Dragon Ball universe. He was 68. Variety had the news of the theme park being built.
' Attendees of the theme park can expect five state-of-the-art rides as part of its lineup of more than 30 attractions, according to a statement released by Toei Animation -with 'Dragon Ball'-themed hotels and restaurants also planned.
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