The project was meant to occupy a 95,700-square-meter parcel of land and will consist of what would have been Asia’s first and largest indoor movie-based theme park; 1,500 luxury hotel rooms; a convention center with a 4,000-seater pillar-free grand ballroom; a shopping mall with a variety of international brands, and a world-class casino.
If Landing Philippines fails to do so, its provisional license may be revoked or suspended. However, the COVID-19 pandemic hampered these efforts and the deadline was moved.
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