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Western Sydney Theme Park CEO Interview
- Published April 19, 2016 11:23AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Western Sydney Theme Park Pty Ltd is the largest and most comprehensive theme park destination resort development in the Southern Hemisphere. Western Sydney Theme Park (proposed for Sydney, Australia) will utilize the opportunity of filling the huge gap left in the NSW tourism economy through closure of its flagship theme park, and take it a step further to open up numerous other development opportunities.
The project involves a complete theme park destination resort housing three major theme parks, the Sydney’s Wonderland, a wildlife park, water park, as well as two themed on-site resort hotels, the Wonderland Boulevarde entertainment district and a factory outlet centre.
Please listen to Ammar Khan, Managing Director of Western Sydney Theme Park below.
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