Superb video! The joy and excitement of seeing into the designers' big dreams is rivaled by the painful wist of knowing the ultimate fate of those dreams. Some of those land themes sounded incredible (even if the names were doofy).
Even if Six Flags Dubailand was to hypothetically happen, I doubt Six Flags would have invested the same amount of quality into their other parks. Their last hope is Six Flags Saudi Arabia, outside of that they are focused on North American expansion.
I think Six Flags in suadi will gone happen because they really need a good theme park there, most if not all parks in saudi consist of flat rides with no theming
The park did not open because all parks in the UAE weather they are indoor or outdoor only get full when tourist arrive, we the locals dont go to park as often as western people do, thats why even motiongate, img, and legoland are often empty causing big losses in revenue.
Hey Luke.... For future reference: The green "W" is the logo for Wahlburgers.... The high end burger chain, created by Paul, Mark and Donnie Wahlberg...
Interesting thought. Destination-class theme parks need millions of people coming through the front gates each year to turn a profit. Disney and Universal have shown that's feasible. You need millions of people each year to believe that Dubai is a good, safe, fun, family-friendly place to go, and that it's within their affordability range. I think the perception of Dubai is probably more along the lines of strange-but-exciting, luxurious, edgy, adult, and mindbogglingly expensive - the James Bond to Orlando's Mickey Mouse. It's hard, then, to get millions of tourists flocking to the area that are also the type of people who would visit a Disney/Universal/Six Flags-style theme park. I believe the larger "Dubai World" that we saw in last month's video would have likely changed the entire perception of the world, but with that grandiose plan just a distant memory... Dubai either needs to give up on its theme park dreams, or needs to focus on becoming a more "accessible" and friendly, inclusive destination for commerce and tourism (Tokyo might be a good model). As cool as I think it would be to visit, they're trying to be too many things at once.
@@wavelength3856: I think you hit Dubai's tourism problem right on the head of the nail. It's luxurious and expensive, which isn't really compatible with mass tourism. It's as if everything is built for millionaires. It's seen as "Exclusive", which is a nice buzzword that evokes a feeling of luxury, but one has to consider the literal meaning of the word too: "Not accessible to most people". Yet the investment pitches are always assuming there will be millions of customers. At some point, somebody must have asked "Are there really that many rich people who'd like to go to Dubai all the time out there?" and at that point it became clear that the Dubai dream needed a serious reality check. A bunch of supertall skyscrapers full of luxury apartments has had to be scrapped. Nobody built anything on the World islands or Palm Jebel Ali. Famously, most of the theme park projects crashed (Six Flags even managed to do it twice). The Dubai Canal was never extended. That tallest-in-the-world observation tower probably won't happen. Dubai Zoo ended up as an animal tragedy. Dubai is littered with the half-built and abandoned ruins of megaprojects that only made financial sense under the assumption that millions of millionaires would come to Dubai and spend all their money, and that growth would be easy and infinite. It's still an impressive city, but it created way more hype than it was able to deliver on.
Dubai is trying so hard to out do everyone, everything and even though they have tons of money, they just cant get the theme parks right. the parks that they have now are ghost towns. they want to be the worlds number one tourist destination and they cant even draw theme park attendance. a few years ago when DUBAILAND was announced, they said it would be 10 times the size of walt disney world. i knew they were drunk. WDW is 28,000 acres. thats the size of san francisco. disney has nothing to worry about. disney parks take years to plan and develop where as with dubai, they throw up a few in door attractions and call it a day.
this park would have been great if it had been built if they gave me to choose between which theme park that was never built was built I would definitely choose this one Although if this park had been made in the past think about the 80s I feel that it would have worked too
And Six Flags in Abu Dhabi will meet the same fate (especially given the current state of US Six Flags parks). Sad that they want to pour money into these parks while the US parks have gone to h-e-double hockey sticks
Dubai bubble burst lonng ago. it's almost like a repeat of the "Disney effect" First few parks went belly up. Ironically (that "little" Texas park) gave 'em a RIDE like no other. Til' they decided to do 6 flags over "everywhere" LOL! I have 2 complaints. It didn't get built & all the recycled ride names. Big ?mark Even IF they pulled it off with no budget cuts & all concept art made it to reality. Would it have pulled in the # of ppl. to make $$$$??? We will never know. I totally would have gotten a passport to visit this Six Flags!
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I don't understand why this channel has so few subscribers. It's extremely well-done, very high-quality, very well-researched.
Mr Six is an absolute legend who drives a legendary bus, that is all
I see you on yet ANOTHER video!
We more we learn of what Dubailand would have been makes the Great Recession even worst
Superb video! The joy and excitement of seeing into the designers' big dreams is rivaled by the painful wist of knowing the ultimate fate of those dreams. Some of those land themes sounded incredible (even if the names were doofy).
Even if Six Flags Dubailand was to hypothetically happen, I doubt Six Flags would have invested the same amount of quality into their other parks. Their last hope is Six Flags Saudi Arabia, outside of that they are focused on North American expansion.
I think Six Flags in suadi will gone happen because they really need a good theme park there, most if not all parks in saudi consist of flat rides with no theming
Six Flags arent the full owners of these concept parks (think Tokyo Disney Resort), that's why the art looks so great.
Another amazing video. The way you make us feel like we are there, great images matched with great music. Thank you for all your hard work!
Great show as usual
Great work. Another brilliant video.
The park did not open because all parks in the UAE weather they are indoor or outdoor only get full when tourist arrive, we the locals dont go to park as often as western people do, thats why even motiongate, img, and legoland are often empty causing big losses in revenue.
I’d love to see Six Flags Dubai get revived along with plans for a Six Flags Abu Dhabi alongside the Six Flags Qiddya plan!
I'm pretty early, I can't wait to watch this video, since I've wanted to see a video about this park for some time now
Fantastic video series by reviewtyme. everytyme.
Please do more videos about the other planned but cancelled Dubailand theme parks!
I would love to ride this hyper coaster. 😍
Heyyyyyyy that mack power splash from the second six flags attempt DID get built.... in Texas
I can't believe you didn't talk about Revolution. That Premier Rides launch shuttle coaster in Celebrate.
Two review tyme videos awesome
The forecasted theming and concept art looks incredible!
Hey Luke....
For future reference:
The green "W" is the logo for Wahlburgers....
The high end burger chain, created by Paul, Mark and Donnie Wahlberg...
Do the evolution of fantasmic and the differences in shows across the different parks
Ngl that ferris wheel looks beautiful.
Dubai needs to give up on their theme park obsession. They're yet to build a single theme park which turns a profit
Interesting thought. Destination-class theme parks need millions of people coming through the front gates each year to turn a profit. Disney and Universal have shown that's feasible. You need millions of people each year to believe that Dubai is a good, safe, fun, family-friendly place to go, and that it's within their affordability range.
I think the perception of Dubai is probably more along the lines of strange-but-exciting, luxurious, edgy, adult, and mindbogglingly expensive - the James Bond to Orlando's Mickey Mouse. It's hard, then, to get millions of tourists flocking to the area that are also the type of people who would visit a Disney/Universal/Six Flags-style theme park.
I believe the larger "Dubai World" that we saw in last month's video would have likely changed the entire perception of the world, but with that grandiose plan just a distant memory... Dubai either needs to give up on its theme park dreams, or needs to focus on becoming a more "accessible" and friendly, inclusive destination for commerce and tourism (Tokyo might be a good model). As cool as I think it would be to visit, they're trying to be too many things at once.
@@wavelength3856: I think you hit Dubai's tourism problem right on the head of the nail. It's luxurious and expensive, which isn't really compatible with mass tourism. It's as if everything is built for millionaires. It's seen as "Exclusive", which is a nice buzzword that evokes a feeling of luxury, but one has to consider the literal meaning of the word too: "Not accessible to most people". Yet the investment pitches are always assuming there will be millions of customers. At some point, somebody must have asked "Are there really that many rich people who'd like to go to Dubai all the time out there?" and at that point it became clear that the Dubai dream needed a serious reality check. A bunch of supertall skyscrapers full of luxury apartments has had to be scrapped. Nobody built anything on the World islands or Palm Jebel Ali. Famously, most of the theme park projects crashed (Six Flags even managed to do it twice). The Dubai Canal was never extended. That tallest-in-the-world observation tower probably won't happen. Dubai Zoo ended up as an animal tragedy. Dubai is littered with the half-built and abandoned ruins of megaprojects that only made financial sense under the assumption that millions of millionaires would come to Dubai and spend all their money, and that growth would be easy and infinite. It's still an impressive city, but it created way more hype than it was able to deliver on.
@@wavelength3856 I think of it as a country where public beheadings still happen like in the middle ages
I hope they pick this up in the future
3:02 look it’s an actual parking lot coaster
Dubai is trying so hard to out do everyone, everything and even though they have tons of money, they just cant get the theme parks right. the parks that they have now are ghost towns. they want to be the worlds number one tourist destination and they cant even draw theme park attendance. a few years ago when DUBAILAND was announced, they said it would be 10 times the size of walt disney world. i knew they were drunk. WDW is 28,000 acres. thats the size of san francisco. disney has nothing to worry about. disney parks take years to plan and develop where as with dubai, they throw up a few in door attractions and call it a day.
Great show😍
Dubai, the home of the unmade theme park. If only we got these. This would have been a great park, but I would have loved Universal Studios Dubai
Thank you for the ❤️ and great video
Am I the only one who thinks 6 flags Dubai would have been a success
Why can't they just build it normal size and then build up to that size.
It’s very sad these never happened
This park would’ve most likely happened if it was a normal Six Flags park
You did a video on six flags Dubai land
Quiddya
I wonder how long Six Flags Qiddiya will last
The original Six Flags Dubailand looked more exciting
Fantastisch Video🤣😂😍
Six lands?
I think we're gonna see a failure in Qiddiya boys
Bet the queues would still be 3+ hrs long !! 😆
Let's be honest 6 flags backed out because they didn't want their other parks to look worse than they already do lol
this park would have been great if it had been built if they gave me to choose between which theme park that was never built was built I would definitely choose this one Although if this park had been made in the past think about the 80s I feel that it would have worked too
And Six Flags in Abu Dhabi will meet the same fate (especially given the current state of US Six Flags parks).
Sad that they want to pour money into these parks while the US parks have gone to h-e-double hockey sticks
Dubai bubble burst lonng ago. it's almost like a repeat of the "Disney effect" First few parks went belly up. Ironically (that "little" Texas park) gave 'em a RIDE like no other. Til' they decided to do 6 flags over "everywhere" LOL! I have 2 complaints. It didn't get built & all the recycled ride names. Big ?mark Even IF they pulled it off with no budget cuts & all concept art made it to reality. Would it have pulled in the # of ppl. to make $$$$??? We will never know. I totally would have gotten a passport to visit this Six Flags!
They could of had an El Toro clone?!?!?!?!
I think it was just supposed to be a new Intamin prefab woody, not a clone
Six Flags must have found Planet Coaster...
Europe needs a six flags too
So many parks over there...seem so STERILE...is that the right word???
Thank gd. Everything in dubai is a waste, sure it is nice and wealthy, but it is empty. Look at all the parks there, it would be a Waste.
Seems like if you're gonna build something that big, ya gonna need to let gay folks visit to make it work.
I don’t think gay people care about six flags or theme parks
@@od3996 oh we do
@@od3996 of course they do, many kiddies to prey on
@@AbuHajarAlBugatti did you seriously need to say that