The construction company Mota Engil México and the developer Thor Urbana were selected in December 2020, by the Government of Mexico City, to complete the Aztlan Urban Park with an estimated investment of 3,639 million pesos.

The association between these two firms started the works of the Parque Urbano Aztlán amusement center, a complex that will replace the Chapultepec Fair. The project will create more than 6 thousand direct jobs in a 6-hectare space previously occupied by the Fair.

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 It aims to be one of the best urban parks in Latin America, according to the head of the government of Mexico City, Claudia Sheinbaum, on her Twitter account.

The Aztlán Urban Park will have a historical theme with the most representative moments of the capital, in addition to sustainability elements, such as: the use of solar panels, reuse of construction materials, conservation of green areas, reuse of treated water, among others. 

The work plans to house a three-level enclosure for the installation of works of art, with the goal of holding the Monumental Offering on the occasion of the Day of the Dead in November, in coordination with the Dolores Olmedo Museum.

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It is expected that at the end of the year the first mechanical games will be opened and in 2022 the Mexican Museum of Immersion will be put into operation, with the intention of making the permanent opening in 2023.

Instead of the previous Roller Coaster, a viewpoint will be installed from where you can see the forest and Paseo Reforma, although it will have a 100-meter-high Ferris wheel. 

They complement other attractions with the cable car called Paseo Colibrí and an area for concerts.

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