Dubai to get Lego-themed hotel on January 21

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250-room hotel to include themed water park

The amusement park also launch two new rides – inspired by Lionsgate’s major motion picture franchises ‘John Wick’ and ‘Now You See Me’ — at Motiongate Dubai

Dubai: A new Lego-themed hotel will soon open its doors to Dubai tourists and residents at the Dubai Parks and Resorts, it was announced on Thursday.

The region’s only Legoland Hotel will offer an all-encompassing Lego adventure, including a Legoland Theme Park, a Legoland Water Park and a 250-room hotel offering fully themed rooms that can accommodate a family of five.

The amusement park also launch two new rides – inspired by Lionsgate’s major motion picture franchises John Wick and Now You See Me — at Motiongate Dubai, its Hollywood-inspired theme park, starting January 21.

“Dubai continues to be a leader in the travel and tourism sector, with a reputation for delivering pioneering projects and landmarks. The opening of the world’s first John Wick rollercoaster, the world’s fastest spinning rollercoaster and the region’s only Lego-themed hotel are an example of the breadth and diversity of entertainment experiences in Dubai. We are confident that these new offerings will contribute to further enhancing Dubai’s competitiveness as one of the leading international tourism destinations in the world,” said Fernando Eiroa, CEO, Dubai Holding Entertainment, the theme park’s operator.

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