Dream Island is building a themed area called "Dreamchiks Village."

      It will be dedicated to the park's seven mascots

      Dream Island continues construction of an outdoor amusement park — a large-scale open-air space where guests will find the most extreme and thrilling rides, unique themed universes, and animated characters. Today we present new renders of the most anticipated space — "Drimchiki Village," dedicated to the mascots of Dream Island.

      The Drimchiki are seven magical characters of Dream Island, each with their own personalities and stories. The prototypes for their creation were the cone-shaped towers located on the facade of the main building. They are also featured on the theme park's official logo.

      The themed zone will spread over an area comparable to three FIFA football fields. Here guests will find a fully self-contained world, where houses, streets, and spaces will be styled after the lives of the beloved characters.

      Visitors will be able to peek into the characters' homes and learn about their habits, everyday life, and hobbies. The atmosphere will be complemented by seven mechanical attractions, a green maze, a children's playground, themed cafes and shops, as well as vibrant photo spots to preserve memories.

      Work in the zone is actively ongoing: installation of all attractions has already been completed, and invited artists are working on creating the decorations. In spring 2026, the installation of art objects and the final finishing of the area will begin.

      "We are preparing an unforgettable encounter between our guests and the amazing world of the characters and their profound philosophy. When we first began creating the Drimchiki, our dream was that millions of people would get to know and love them. It is incredibly gratifying to hear positive feedback and questions about when our characters will have their own location in the park, as well as their own tales and animated films. We listen carefully to our guests' opinions and are delighted to present Drimchiki Village. It will be the kindest and most joyful themed universe in an open-air amusement park," commented Ekaterina Loshkaryova, Deputy General Director for Marketing Communications of JSC HC "Dream Island."

      The official opening of Dream Island's outdoor sector, including Drimchiki Village, is scheduled for summer 2026. In total, guests can expect more than 20 exciting attractions, extreme slides, five themed worlds, a landscaped embankment with access to the Nagatinsky backwater, and other spaces.