‘The Hunger Games’ Theme Park To Be Nestled In Four Continents? Lionsgate Determined To Make Amusement Park As Successful As Universal’s Wizarding World Of Harry Potter

Lionsgate has confirmed its plan to open up "The Hunger Games" theme park following the success of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at the Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida which was launched in 2010.

Jon Feltheimer, Lionsgate's CEO, said during the company's first-quarter earnings conference call that the team's determined to bring "The Hunger Games" to life: "We're deep in conversations with prospective partners on four continents to explore theme park attractions and other location-based entertainment opportunities."

Feltheimer previously opened up about the possibility of having a theme park based on the dystopian franchise. He said that the company has been approached by representatives from two different territories. Apart from mobile apps, the CEO confirmed that the theme park might possibly be nestled in four continents.

"We're committed to extending our brands into exciting new businesses that create opportunities for our fans to engage with our properties at the same time they deliver significant incremental financial benefits to Lionsgate," said the company's chief marketing officer Tim Palen.

Fans are speculating that "The Hunger Games" theme park will include notable things from the books such as the Hob, Capitol, and of course, the Arena which witnessed the bloody battle of the Tributes.

After all, the Wizarding World Of Harry Potter was able to give life to some of the books' key locations such as Hogsmeade, Ollivander's wand shop, Honeydukes candy shop, The Three Broomsticks pub, and Zonko's joke shop.

Meanwhile, fans will be able to have a glimpse of Panem as the film's travelling museum launches next summer.The latest project will be launched before the "Hunger Games: Mockingjay" Part 2 release in November 2015. In collaboration with Thinkwell Group, the exhibit will feature key items from the films.

Since its debut in 2012, "The Hunger Games" franchise has managed to rake in $832.6 million at the worldwide box office.

Apart from "The Hunger Games," Lionsgate is likewise known for two more successful franchises based on novels: "Twilight" and "Divergent."