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Grupo Vidanta and VidantaWorld are redefining luxury entertainment with their announcement of VidantaWorld’s BON Luxury Theme Park, a groundbreaking $1.3 billion project set to open in 2026 in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico. Spanning over 150 acres, the park is poised to become a premier global destination, featuring state-of-the-art attractions, luxury accommodations, and world-class dining.
VidantaWorld’s BON Luxury Theme Park is described as the world’s first all-generations luxury destination, blending cutting-edge innovation with the natural beauty of Mexico. The park will feature:
Grupo Vidanta has partnered with entertainment giants like Cirque du Soleil and premier ride manufacturers such as Vekoma, Mack Rides, and Intamin to deliver an unmatched experience.
The park’s thrilling lineup includes:
Each ride is designed to combine storytelling, technology, and luxury to create a fully immersive experience for visitors.
Adding to the park’s allure, Cirque du Soleil will debut LUDO, a water-themed dinner show set to open in November 2025. LUDO promises to merge art, technology, and storytelling in a way that redefines live entertainment.
Iván Chávez, Executive Vice President of Grupo Vidanta, emphasized the transformative vision behind the project:
“VidantaWorld’s BON sets a new global standard for experiential entertainment, captivating guests of all ages while establishing itself as one of the most iconic destinations in the world.”
VidantaWorld’s BON Luxury Theme Park is poised to attract international travelers, setting a new benchmark in luxury tourism. Its combination of innovation, family-friendly entertainment, and opulent offerings underscores Grupo Vidanta’s commitment to redefining global entertainment and hospitality.
With a scheduled opening in 2026, the countdown to VidantaWorld’s BON has begun, and the world is eagerly watching to see how this ambitious vision unfolds.
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