Mixed reality theme park company raises $6.5 million in funding

Deniz Ergürel
Haptical
Published in
1 min readJan 16, 2017

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Photo Credit — Spaces

California based mixed reality company Spaces has raised an additional $6.5 million in funding,

The round was led by China-based Songcheng Performances Development Co. Ltd., with additional investment from Comcast Ventures, the venture-capital affiliate of Comcast Corporation, and other leading VC groups.

Launched in 2016 by VR pioneers from DreamWorks Animation the company builds VR-enabled parks and attractions.

Recently the company announced $30 million theme-park joint venture with Songcheng, one of the world’s largest theme park operators with annual attendance of more than 23 million visitors in 2015.

“Through our SPACES Parks & Attractions division, we’re fundamentally reimagining the theme park experience with stunning advances in VR technology,” said SPACES co-founder and CEO Shiraz Akmal in a written statement.

“Together with our Songcheng joint venture, this new capital expands our efforts to create entirely new kinds of VR-enabled destinations,” he added.

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Engineering Project Manager. Tow-Knight Entrepreneurial Journalism Fellow.