Case Study

The Problem
40% of Saudis have never been to a theme park. They've seen them in movies, but they've never planned a visit, bought a ticket, or navigated a park day. This wasn't a brand challenge, it was a behaviour challenge. How do you convert curiosity into a first purchase, especially for families?
The Mission
Design a digital experience that elevates the Six Flags brand, establish a new one (Aquarabia) that captures the imagination of a new market, and drives pre opening anticipation and ticket sales at scale.


We started with a simple principle: the website should feel like arriving at the park. Every scroll, transition, and interaction designed to build anticipation.


Six Flags Qiddiya City and Aquarabia each got their own visual identity. Different palettes, Different energy while sharing a unified design system underneath.
Typography and hierarchy were crafted mobile first for a market where attention is high but theme park literacy is low. Every page had to excite and educate without cluttering either.
The result resets the benchmark for what a theme park website can be.

The digital front door to the Kingdom's first theme park. Two theme parks. One architecture. Built for a market that's never seen anything like it.





Sold out
Customer Day 1
Efficency
2 for 1 Six Flags and Aquarabia launched on a single shared architecture halving time & cost to market.

Brian Machamer, President, Qiddiya City Theme Parks