Construction of another amusement park should start soon in the vicinity of Sarajevo, and the investor is the company “Asaad al-akeel” from Kuwait. Land intended for construction of the park belongs to the municipality of Vares, village Ravno on the plateau of Nisici and it occupies about 160,000 square meters.
The adrenalin park will be full of content, but visitors will be able to enjoy paintball, sports fields, walk trails, and they will be able to visit organic food stores. They are also planning to construct restaurants, a hotel, a place for horse riding, and a mini zoo. Adrenaline lovers will be able to fly in a hot air balloon, the most modern ‘zip line’ and try the best quad riders. They are planning the construction of a mini lake with associated facilities as well.
“The analysis showed that citizens need a place where they will have the opportunity to rest and relax. This park will offer even more. This will be a place of high adrenaline, the most quality relaxation and great fun for children,” said Amel Pepic from the investor company.
He added that this will be a unique experience for the youngest visitors because this project promises fun, lots of interesting games, including a large trampoline, slide, playgrounds that will be constructed by certified companies that guarantee the safety first.
“For those a little bit older and those who will be visiting this park just to spend a Sunday afternoon, we will provide a place next to the river, a restaurant with a variety of dishes, and there will be stands of our dear citizens and their organic products within the park,” described representative of the company.
Within the park will be provided a modern hotel and a large parking space for visitors.
They are anticipating that most of the content will be completed by August this year if they manage to get the consent of the Municipal Council of Vares. The project is worth several million BAM. At the beginning, the adrenalin park would employ 40 workers, and as the capacity would be increased, the employment would be even larger.
(Source: E. S. H./Klix.ba)
