Construction on Beijing Universal Studios park starts
Updated: 2016-10-31 14:52
(Xinhua)
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The construction team broke ground on a Universal Studios theme park in Beijing's east suburban district of Tongzhou, according to Beijing Construction Engineering Group.
The first phase of the project, which includes a park, two resort hotels and a Universal CityWalk retail-entertainment complex, is expected to open in 2020, according to a spokesperson with the engineering group.
Tourists will be shipped between the park, hotels and CityWalk on a manmade river.
Previous reports said the project, covering four square kilometers, has secured investment of 50 billion yuan (about $7.4 billion).
The park was approved by the National Development and Reform Commission in September 2014. It will be the sixth of its kind in the world, and the third in Asia.
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