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France’s $7 Billion ‘Dragon Ball’ Theme Park Could Be in Limbo After Licensing Rights Snag

The €6 billion project would add three parks and an estimated 22,000 jobs, but the Dragon Ball branding remains unconfirmed without licensing rights.

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France’s $7 billion Dragon Ball theme park faces a licensing snag, leaving Goku’s Paris arrival uncertain as global franchise interest continues.

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With three parks announced in Cergy-Pontoise, including one dedicated to *Dragon Ball*, Saudi Arabia is about to invest 6 billion euros in a growing global market. In France, where the major sites...

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The complex, which is scheduled to open in 2031, includes three theme parks.

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Complex broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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