"Dream Island" announces the launch of a new themed zone "City" in the outdoor park.

      The "Dream Island" cultural and entertainment cluster continues to actively develop its open amusement park. One of the key events will be the opening of a new themed zone called "City," which will be integrated into the route between the indoor and outdoor park areas.

      "City" will become a unique open-air gastronomic and cultural center, styled after a cozy urban neighborhood. The zone's architectural concept includes street lighting, summer verandas, colorful shop windows, and pedestrian walkways for strolls. The space will be decorated with art installations and decorative elements. Construction and finishing works are in full swing — the pavilions for future cafes and shops are already ready, and the installation of outdoor structures will commence this fall.

      The infrastructure of the "City" zone will include:

      - photo zones and interactive street installations;

      - covered and open relaxation areas;

      - space for street performers;

      - cafes, restaurants, and confectioneries;

      - shops with souvenirs, sweets, and themed merchandise.

      "City is not just a new zone, but a true walk with a wow effect! There will be lights, music, delicious aromas, and an atmosphere you want to immerse yourself in. We want every guest to be able to walk along a cozy street, peek into a café, take some great photos, and simply enjoy the moment. It's like a little journey into the heart of a big city," says Ekaterina Loshkareva, Deputy General Director for Marketing Communications at "Dream Island."

      About the zone in the context of the entire project

      The "City" zone will be part of the large open park at "Dream Island," where guests can enjoy more than 20 modern and extreme attractions, a picturesque embankment with access to the Nagatinsky Zaton, as well as several unique themed spaces.

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