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November 1, 2009
 

Ferrari World Abu Dhabi: World’s Largest Indoor Theme Park

The world’s largest theme park is set to open in 2010, and is already 65% complete. Ferrari World Abu Dhabi will feature 20 rides and attractions including the world’s fastest roller coaster, taking its passengers to 125 mph. The park will be partially enclosed in this massive, red structure featuring a 215 foot Ferrari logo, also the world’s largest. Fans of both the Ferrari brand and achievements in architectural engineering will need to see this with their own eyes to believe it…

     
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Comments (11)

Nov 01, 2009
herbert weiler said...
fabulouse
Nov 01, 2009
mpogo said...
looks like cancer. what a waste
Nov 01, 2009
Acoustic Geek said...
More nuts stuff in the middle east! First the palm islands, and the Louvre II, and now this!! and are they serious about that much grass in a desert?!
Nov 01, 2009
Dana Duvauchelle said...
so this is what new trend theme parks are going to look like ?
Nov 02, 2009
Naina Iqbal said...
whoaa! looks cool!
Nov 02, 2009
Antonio Yon said...
Is that build Ferrari by design or Klingon?
Nov 02, 2009
RobOrange said...
That is a very cool post.
Nov 02, 2009
Ken Montville said...
It does look like some kind of *thing* that is about to take over the world. Nice color, though. Just shows what you can do when you have more money than you know what to do with.
Nov 02, 2009
thedarkinterior said...
It looks like some weird nano creature stuck to earth doing no damn good.....
Nov 02, 2009
David Slater said...
That looked like an awesome track on TV, and a great RACE. Wonder what the admission cost will be for Ferrari World? They said on TV "DON'T ASK for the HOTEL rates", so I guess it's outside my budget! ;-)
Nov 02, 2009
Tony Long said...
I have the race on DVR but have not seen it yet (don't spoil please) but it did look amazing on TV and a fitting way for F1 to reassure sponsors and the world that it ain't dead yet!

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