Investment/Partnership Opportunity: Operating theme park

Gencland is a 10 hectare amusement park located in Ganja, Azerbaijan, seeking an investor to help finance necessary capex improvements. The park opened in 2015 and is profitable.

Gencland is a focal point for the community and includes roller coasters, a ferris wheel, a viking ship, amphitheater, a football field, cinema, and other amusements.

Future plans include an ice skating rink, tennis court, indoor park, and waterpark elements.

Please direct all inquiries to data@theparkdb.com, or contact the park directly at:

gancland@mail.ru

(+99450)9977799

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