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 ...

Microsoft-owned Minecraft has inked a $110M deal with Europe’s largest theme park company, Merlin Entertainment, to open themed rides, attractions, hotel rooms, and retail outlets in the UK and US, ...

Exclusive: Block-building game to appear in theme parks, hotels and stores, starting in UK and US The global gaming phenomenon Minecraft is coming to the real world for the first time in a global deal ...

Microsoft has entered a deal with UK-based theme park operator Merlin Entertainments to open Minecraft-themed attractions, hotel rooms, and stores in the UK and US. As reported by The Guardian, Merlin ...

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 ...

Mojang has partnered with Merlin Entertainments to build the world's first Minecraft theme park in the UK. Minecraft World - set to cost around $67 million (£50m) - will open at London's Chessington ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Minecraft will come to life as theme park rides and leisure attractions, as one of the world’s best-selling ...

The makers of the Minecraft video game look to expand their brand further through a partnership with Merlin Entertainments Group, owner of Legoland theme parks and Orlando attractions such as Madame ...

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 ...

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 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.