Edutainment Attraction For City Of Dreams

Category: Tourism, Posted:27 May 2014 | 06:00 am

Manila's growing gaming sector is starting to understand the need to cater to a broader market, similar to what has happened in Las Vegas over the past few decades.
In the latest development Melco Crown Resorts has partnered with Hollywood's DreamWorks for a new edutainment complex at the upcoming City of Dreams in Manila's PAGCOR Entertainment City.
The attraction will be called DreamPlay by DreamWorks and is an interactive entertainment concept for kids.
Not surprising leading movie characters from films such as Kung Fu Panda, Madagascar, Shrek and Tame Your Dragon will be included.
Certainly this will keep children busy, while parents will of course be free to visit the casino.

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