The iconic universe of Minecraft is leaping from the screen into reality with the 2027 opening of Minecraft World at Chessington, near London. This $66 million project features the first-ever Minecraft coaster and immersive biomes, creating a joyful space for families to explore and craft together.
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Un mundo de aventuras de Minecraft llegan a Londres en 2027

BBC

El universo de bloques llega al mundo real con la apertura de Minecraft World en 2027, cerca de Londres. Esta vibrante inversión de 50 millones de libras presentará la primera montaña rusa de Minecraft y biomas interactivos, invitando a las familias a explorar y construir juntas en una experiencia única.

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