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“The Walking Dead” Infects Its Own Theme Park
Just a couple of weeks ago, we about Fox’s plans to team up with Al Ahli Holding Group to create a series of themed attractions at a new amusement park that will open in Dubai in 2018. Now it looks like AMC’s “The Walking Dead” will be getting an attraction of its own according to Slash Film.
Dubbed “The Walking Dead: Battle For Survival“, the announcement came via the 2015 edition of International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions. According to the site, the ride is fully designed and ready to go. All that’s holding it back is a buyer and a home for it to shuffle into. So if you were getting excited to act out your inner Glenn, looks like you’re gonna have to wait a while. However, considering how massively popular the series is, I’d be surprised if it wasn’t picked up in the near future.
Two photos and a video of the ride can be seen below.
Hey @SuperheroFeed and @DoctoroftheDead, here's the Sally Corporation booth. Featuring The Walking Dead! pic.twitter.com/vD59pda1oW
— Chandler Desrochers (@ChandlerD8113) November 17, 2015
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