
Saudi Arabia to launch enormous oil themed 'extreme park'
CNN
The Middle Eastern country has announced plans to convert an oil rig into a 150,000 square attraction located in the Arabian Gulf.
(CNN) — Saudi Arabia may be trying to reduce its dependency on oil, but that hasn't stopped the Arabic kingdom from using its petroleum industry as inspiration for a brand new tourist attraction.
The Middle Eastern country has announced plans to convert an oil rig into a 150,000 square meter "extreme park" and resort located in the Arabian Gulf.
Funded by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF),The Rig will be comprised of three hotels and 11 restaurants spread over a number of connected platforms, as well as roller coaster rides and adrenaline-rush activities like bungee jumping and skydiving.

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