Newspaper: France's Theme Park Project Lacks Approval From Dragon Ball's Rights Holders
The €6 billion project is projected to create 22,000 jobs, but Le Monde said the Dragon Ball rights holders have not approved it.
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DECRYPTAGE - The Japanese animation series Dragon Ball is a worldwide success, but the opacity of its rights could slow down its expansion.
France's Massive Dragon Ball Project Already Hits Major Roadblock
This week, French President Emmanuel Macron announced a historical project: a Dragon Ball-themed amusement park, built in collaboration with Saudi Arabia that will "rival Disneyland." The estimated cost of the project is €6 billion ($7 billion), and the park will be built 45 minutes northwest of Paris. However, even with Saudi money and the French government's seal of approval, it seems that the project is still lacking one major thing: permissi…
Announced on August 24 by the Élysée, the Saudi theme park project on the wasteland of Mirapolis, near Cergy-Pontoise, promises €6 billion of investment and 22,000 jobs. Édouard Dequeker, economist of the Essec, deciphers the shadow zones.
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