Ferrari world
ferrari world, the emirate of Abu Dhabi embraces the world's largest covered theme park called the Ferrari World. The amusement park occupies an area of โโ200,000 square meters from the city of Abu Dhabi. Ferrari is the official sponsor of the city. In November 2010.
The world of Ferrari is located in the Formula One Park, and is the world's fastest roller coaster, speeding up to 240 km per hour.
History of Ferrari World
Ferrari and Aldar Properties signed an agreement at the end of 2005. The agreement provides for the establishment of Ferrari's first theme park in Abu Dhabi, which was supposed to be officially opened in 2008. However, the delay was due to the delay in construction in November The opening was scheduled for 28 October 2010 following the death of Ras Al Khaimah Governor Saqr Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi on the day preceding the opening day. The city opened its doors to visitors on November 4, 2010.
Attractions in the world of Ferrari
The world of Ferrari has a number of attractions, and Jacques Ross and his partners are the organizers and designers of the vast majority of Ferrari World Games. Ferrari World boasts more than 20 world-class games. July 20, 2010 is the birthplace of all the city's games. , Most notably:
Formula Rossa: This is the world's fastest game, especially for roller coaster, and travel distances of about 240 kilometers per hour.
The game consists of a tower up to a height of about 62 meters outside the building, and players rise very quickly.
v12, one of Ferrari's water sports, is unique to the Ferrari 599 roller coaster.
The training camp, an area for young people, has the opportunity to drive cars remotely, and they can also drive Ferrari cars made entirely of high-security foams.
The magic of America is to take the participant on a fantastic tour inside a miniature version of the United States via 250 Ferrari cars.
The Scuderia Challenge, with its advanced sophistication, enters a race with a number of Ferrari cars within a virtual circuit in a competitive environment.
