Crystal Lagoons Island Park to Feature Mattel Adventure Park

A new adventure park based on Mattel properties is coming to Arizona.
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June 10, 2021

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Crystal Lagoons Island Resort has announced an agreement with Mattel for a new entertainment destination slated to open late 2022 in Glendale, Ariz.

“At Mattel, we are home to some of the most iconic, multi-generational franchises in the world,” says Julie Freeland, senior director, global location-based entertainment, Mattel. “By partnering with Crystal Lagoons Island Resort, we will be offering new and immersive ways for families to experience classic brands like Hot Wheels, ‘Thomas & Friends’ and more.”

The first-of-its-kind Mattel Adventure Park will feature branded experiences such as a Hot Wheels roller coaster and multiple go-karting experiences, a “Thomas & Friends” indoor theme park with the first life-sized Thomas the Tank Engine electric-battery powered passenger train, immersive branded dining, experiential retail and more.

“A passion for innovation and excellence has driven the design of our venue,” says Mark Cornell, president, attractions and entertainment, Crystal Lagoons Island

Resort. “Mattel shares our vision and sets the platinum standard for the concept of play.  We are thrilled to create the country’s first Mattel Adventure Park in Glendale, Ariz.”

“We are delighted for Glendale to be the flagship location for this resort that will bring technology and globally established partners to create a one-of-a-kind environment,” says Kevin Phelps, city manager, Glendale, Arizona. “The Crystal Lagoons and the Mattel themed Adventure Park will complement our thriving sports and entertainment district and support our goal of being a premier destination for visitors from across the globe and for Glendale residents. Over the coming weeks we look forward to sharing the iconic hotel, restaurants, and entertainment brands that will join the Mattel Adventure Park in calling Glendale home as part of this world-class resort development.”

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