Mojang Studios has entered a partnership with theme park operator Merlin Entertainments to introduce real-life Minecraft experiences across the globe, beginning in the UK and US. Merlin Entertainments ...

Minecraft is set to get real world attractions including themed rides and retail outlets following a global deal with theme park operator Merlin Entertainments. As reported by The Guardian, Merlin ...

The best-selling video game "Minecraft" is to become a real-life destination, as part of a multi-million-pound deal between theme park operator Merlin Entertainments and video game developer Mojang ...

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Block building fanatics will be able to get a real world fix of Minecrafting within the next couple of years. Minecraft owner Microsoft has inked a deal with Merlin Entertainments to build Minecraft ...

The best-selling virtual building game Minecraft is to become a real-life destination in a deal with UK-based theme park owner Merlin. Merlin, the owner of Legoland, Alton Towers and Thorpe Park, has ...

UK-based Merlin Entertainments has won the theme park rights to the best-selling video game, Minecraft, according to a report from The Guardian. Merlin will be investing over £85 million ($110 million ...

Merlin said the attractions will include ‘first-of-its-kind concepts’ for Minecraft-themed accommodation, retail and restaurants plus a Minecraft-themed ride (Merlin Entertainment/Mojang Studios/PA) ...

Handout photo issued by Merlin Entertainment and Mojang Studios of concept images for the real life Minecraft destination (Courtesy: PA). The best-selling virtual building game Minecraft is to become ...

The best-selling virtual building game Minecraft is to become a real-life destination in a deal with UK-based theme park owner Merlin. Merlin, the owner of Legoland, Alton Towers and Thorpe Park, has ...

Merlin Entertainments, a company known for its themed attractions, has partnered with Mojang Studios, the creators of the popular video game Minecraft, to develop real-life Minecraft experiences.