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VXT to Invest More than US$60 Million in the Development of Hasbro City
Hasbro City, the first of 12 entertainment centers in Latin America, is set to open in Mexico.
VXT, an investment firm, will develop the 12 theme parks with an estimated investment of $60 to $75 million.
Hasbro will build 12 theme parks in LATAM. Photo: @HasbroCity
04/27/2022
Hasbro City, the first of 12 entertainment centers in Latin America, is set to become a reality in Mexico. This unique family entertainment offering will feature interactive and virtual reality games, skill-based attractions, mechanical rides, and new food and beverage experiences, including Candyland and the first Hasbro store in the region.
According to a press release from Hasbro, the plan includes "over 9,000 square meters of fun, where the iconic, beloved, and multi-generational brands of Hasbro [...] will be the stars of the entertainment center.
"The investment firm VXT will develop the 12 theme parks with Hasbro's brands in Latin America, with an estimated investment of $60 to $75 million. VXT Negocios is a Mexican company that promotes and believes in the model of strategic alliances to achieve business excellence.
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