‘Ghostbusters, ’ ‘Jumanji’ to headline water park in Thailand


Sony Pictures Entertainment is working with attractions developer Amazon Falls to create the Columbia Pictures' Aquaverse. - NETFLIX

BANGKOK (Bloomberg): Sony Pictures Entertainment is developing the Columbia Pictures studio name and films into a theme and water park in Thailand, just in time for a post-Covid rebound in tourism.

The company is working with attractions developer Amazon Falls Co to create the Columbia Pictures’ Aquaverse, rebranding and expanding an existing Amazon Falls water park. Additions will include characters from movies ranging from "Ghostbusters” to "Jumanji” to "Hotel Transylvania.”

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