Malaysia

Genting SkyWorlds set to open on Feb 8

Theme park to offer 20% discount in conjunction with soft opening

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 31 Jan 2022 4:26PM

Genting SkyWorlds set to open on Feb 8
Genting Malaysia Bhd head of business operations and strategies Lee Thiam Kit says the theme park, built with an investment of over US$800 million (RM3.35 billion), is a game-changing themed attraction park that will put Malaysia and Pahang on the world tourism map. – @GSWorlds Twitter pic, January 31, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Genting SkyWorlds, Southeast Asia’s most anticipated theme park, will open its doors to the public on February 8.

As part of the theme park’s soft opening, Genting SkyWorlds is offering a 20% discount from its published rates for bookings from February 8 to March 31.

In a statement today, Genting Malaysia Bhd head of business operations and strategies Lee Thiam Kit said the theme park, built with an investment of over US$800 million (RM3.35 billion), is a game-changing themed attraction park that will put Malaysia and Pahang on the world tourism map.

“This theme park will contribute to the tourism sector and the economy with the creation of over a thousand jobs,” he said.

After purchasing tickets online, guests are encouraged to download the Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park mobile app, which is available for free on Google Play, Apple App Store and Huawei AppGallery.

Not only is the app a comprehensive guide to Genting SkyWorlds, with real-time information, it also enables guests to navigate and experience the park virtually prior to arrival, giving a head-start on what to do, where to go and how to get there.

Among other features, guests will be able to check wait times for rides, attractions and shows; receive promotional offers and discount vouchers; discover dining, shopping, games, and its advanced Photo+ service.

Meanwhile, Resorts World Genting vice-president and head of theme park operations Greg Pearn said the app, a first in Southeast Asia, is also integrated with the park’s Virtual Queue (VQ) technology, an intelligent feature which will reduce long waits in physical lines, giving guests more freedom to do what they want and at a time they choose.

The VQ also allows guests to create boarding groups for multiple ticket holders, view recommended itineraries based on personal preferences, and receive real-time alerts for attraction reservations, availability, and must-see entertainment

“Opening a theme park during the pandemic has been a challenge, and whilst every effort has been made to ensure our full offerings are available, a small selection of attractions require a little more time to be completed, something the team is working hard to achieve,” he said.

The group said during its soft opening period, there will be complimentary VQ and Photo+ access available where their guests can download and share unlimited digital photo content with a discount rate via their website and mobile app. – Bernama, January 31, 2022

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