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Zombie Apocalypse Park coming to Dubai with VR, escape rooms, haunted house and maze

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Nakheel Malls and Sharjah Golf & Shooting Club team up to create Zombie Apocalypse Park at The Night Market at Deira Islands, Dubai. The LBE attraction will feature VR, escape rooms, and haunted experiences.

The 65,000-square-foot Zombie Apocalypse Park (ZAP) will boast more than 12 activities and attractions, including live acts, games, battles and events.

Omar Khoory, Managing Director of Nakheel Malls, said: “We are committed to creating unique, unforgettable experiences, attractions and facilities at our existing and upcoming retail developments.

“The Zombie Apocalypse Park will be a huge draw at The Night Market, attracting tourists, businesses and schools for team-building events and families and individuals for a new kind of entertainment.

“We are delighted to partner with Sharjah Golf & Shooting Club for this exciting new venture at our latest retail project.”

Games, battles and events at Zombie Apocalypse Park

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Visitors will be able to enjoy paint-balling, escape rooms, virtual reality (VR) 9D cinema, a haunted house, axe throwing, archery, a haunted corn maze, laser tag, target shooting, zombie runs and more.

The zombie-themed land, which will be powered by glow-in-the-dark technology, is opening in 2020 with a zombie-themed cafe and a shop.

Joseph Estephan, General Manager, Sharjah Golf & Shooting Club, added: “Sharjah Golf & Shooting Club aspires to be recognised as the leader in providing high quality facilities in sports, recreation and hospitality, delivering diversified, innovative and unforgettable experiences for individuals, families and companies.

“With this collaboration, we are expanding our reach to provide a phenomenal entertainment experience at The Night Market, and are honoured to be partnering up with Nakheel Malls.”

Zombie-themed land with glow-in-the-dark technology

Elsewhere, Tyffon has raised $7.8 million to expand its location-based, ‘free roam’ virtual reality locations from Japan to the US after launching a new VR experience – Tarot VR: Voyage of Reverie.

As well as Tarot VR, Tyffonium has two more experiences on offer – Corridor and Fluctus. In Corridor, players can explore an old, abandoned house and its terrifying occupants, while Fluctus invites gamers to sail a ghost shop through a fantasy parallel universe.

Corridor is reported to be so scary that 1 out of every in 100 participants are too afraid to complete the experience.

Images: Nakheel Malls

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Bea is a journalist specialising in entertainment, attractions and tech with 10 years' experience. She has written and edited for publications including CNET, BuzzFeed, Digital Spy, Evening Standard and BBC. Bea graduated from King's College London and has an MA in journalism.

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