12 Feb, 2025 @ 18:00
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Enormous family entertainment complex ‘unlike anything that exists in Malaga’ set to hit Spain’s Costa del Sol in 2026

A MAJOR new family leisure complex is set to be open in Malaga in 2026.

The 15,000-square-metre entertainment project, near Plaza Mayor shopping centre, will feature everything from a roller coaster to the region’s biggest bowling alley.

The developers aim to attract three million visitors annually with its extensive amusement area, bumper cars and themed mini-golf course, SUR reports.

Fuengirola-based company Sould Park is investing €15 million in the project, which will be located next to the Porcelanosa shop and the coastal motorway.

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Sould Park already boast a variety of entertainment complexes dotted around Spain. Image: Sould Park

The main attractions area will span 10,000 square metres and include a roller coaster imported from Dubai, water rides, and a seven-dimensional cinema simulator offering 3D visuals with movement and sensory effects.

The bowling alley, which will be among the largest in Andalucia, will include a sports bar and karaoke rooms where visitors can record their performances. 

The complex will also feature VIP areas for private events and a 2,500-square-metre mini-golf course.

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“We aim to provide a family leisure space that currently doesn’t exist in Malaga,” said Miguel Ángel Notario, founder and president of Sould Park.

The complex will operate on a pay-per-attraction basis using a dedicated card system, and is expected to create 80 direct jobs and 40 indirect positions. 

The company is currently awaiting final permissions from Malaga city council before beginning construction.

Walter Finch

Walter Finch, who comes from a background in video and photography, is keen on reporting on and investigating organised crime, corruption and abuse of power. He is fascinated by the nexus between politics, business and law-breaking, as well as other wider trends that affect society.
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He is also the deputy news editor across all editions of the newspaper.

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