Castelnuovo del Garda, (askanews) – The cutting of a liana to inaugurate the most exotic of the new attractions of Gardaland 2023: Jumanji The Labirinth, inspired by the blockbuster film series, where visitors face a series of tests before being able to save Jumanji from the drought that threatens its existence, between mirrors, detours, dead ends and surprise effects.
Among the novelties of the season, the new Nautilus live show at the Gardaland Theatre, which immerses the viewer in an underwater exploration in the ocean depths. It is a tribute to the skyline of the city of Milan, with its 11 skyscrapers on a 1:20 scale, faithfully reproduced with four hundred thousand Lego bricks.
For the little ones, JJ of Cocomelon arrives at Gardaland to meet them and dance with them. And the 4D adventures of Mowgli from The Jungle Book. The first amusement park in Italy, a coveted destination for young and old, is increasingly a tourist destination on a European level, with 25 percent of foreign visitors, especially from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
But what are the activities that attract families the most? Sabrina De Carvalho, CEO of Gardaland:
“Families like games that the whole family can play together, to create a memory together.”
With three million visitors in 2022, Gardaland exceeded visitors before the pandemic. And it is aiming for further growth and continuous renewal of the structures in 2023. “Yes, we have invested 50 million euros over the years, and we always make investments. They are investments that last a long time. The plan to build a new attraction lasts more or less three or four years”.
Gardaland’s goal is to attract new visitors, especially foreign visitors, also thanks to the collaboration with major players in world entertainment, such as Lego and Sony Pictures.
