Ripley’s Believe It or Not! — Genting’s Gateway to the Bizarre

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Ambience & Setting

Located within SkyAvenue, Resorts World Genting, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! (also called Ripley’s Adventureland in Genting) invites visitors into a world where the strange, the curious, and the unbelievable are celebrated. The interior blends darkened galleries, dramatic lighting, and unexpected displays—an odditorium where the ordinary rules don’t always apply.

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Highlights

• Odditorium with 300+ Exhibits — Rare artifacts, unusual relics, and oddities from around the world.
• Eleven Themed Areas — Each zone explores a different facet of the weird and wonderful.
• Jurassic Research Centre — Life-sized dinosaur displays and paleontological curiosities.
• Zombie Outbreak — A live haunted attraction for thrill seekers to test their courage.
• 4D Trick Art & Infinity Rooms — Optical illusions, mirror mazes, and interactive art installations to stretch perception.

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Practical Info

• Location: SkyAvenue, Resorts World Genting, Level T2C (Lot T2C-36).
• Operating Hours: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.
• Admission: Tickets purchased per attraction or via multi-attraction “Adventure Pass.”
• Note on Location History: The original Ripley’s Odditorium was located in First World Plaza and has since been relocated to SkyAvenue.

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Why It’s Worth Visiting

Ripley’s in Genting offers a playful contrast to theme parks — here, the wonder is intellectual and visual, not only adrenaline. It’s one of the few attractions where you can walk through bizarre facts, optical illusions, and strange artefacts—all in one place. It makes for a fun break from rides and shopping.

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Final Thoughts

Start at the Odditorium and let curiosity guide you into deeper zones. Try the 4D art rooms last—when your eyes are already tricked, they’ll surprise you more. For thrill lovers, don’t skip Zombie Outbreak. And carry a small flashlight or use your phone light—some exhibits benefit from shadows and subtle illumination. Would you like a shorter version you can use as a caption?