The new resort, which will cover 1.6 million square meters, will be developed in several phases and will officially open in July 2026.
“Today, we are actually announcing four functional projects: a huge open-air mall, an events venue with a capacity of 50,000 people – one of the largest in the world – a spectacular amusement park, as well as Nibiru Arena, nd the world’s largest nightclub with a capacity of 30,000 people,” Andrei Selaru said at the event for the launch of the Nibiru project.
The investment in the development of Phase I is set to reach EUR50 million.
The resort will feature a 150,000-person open-air venue for concerts and festivals, a large amusement park, a fashion promenade, and an open-air mall that blends international retail brands with emerging Romanian designers. Visitors will enjoy food, drinks, and up to eight live shows per evening. The food court will include popular local brands such as Cartofiserie, La Mici, and Shaormeria Baneasa, while the entertainment zone already has confirmed partnerships with LOFT, Nuba, and Hype Play for the children’s area. The resort will also include mini-football fields, basketball courts, a skatepark, and a 30,000 sqm karting circuit developed in partnership with VMAX.
Nibiru aims to attract millions of visitors, generate thousands of seasonal and permanent jobs, and put Romania on the map for large-scale entertainment, culture, and innovation-driven travel experiences.
The Nibiru project was not conceived as a holiday destination alone, but as a fully integrated ecosystem combining entertainment, lifestyle, retail, food and sports for all generations: from families with children to high school and college youths, and people in the 25–30 age group.