FunQuest

🌹Welcome 2026 🎉💐🌺

A new year, new energy, and more fun ahead at Funquest.
Thank you for being part of our journey. We can’t wait to make more amazing memories with you this year.

Happy New Year from all of us at Funquest.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 At FunQuest, we believe true joy is shared.
Our spaces are designed to bring families closer — where laughter, excitement, and memories come together.
Let’s make every weekend unforgettable!

Gold hits an all-time high.

🎢 The entertainment industry in Saudi Arabia is entering a new era — and FunQuest is proud to be part of this transformation.
From immersive experiences to family-focused attractions, we’re redefining what “fun” means for everyone.
✨ Join us as we shape the future of entertainment under Vision 2030.

We have all thrown tantrums to avoid going to school during childhood. Our parents would find unique ways to convince us to go to school. A Malaysian couple gifted their five-year-old daughter a luxury SUV car to motivate her to go to school.
Entrepreneur Farhana Zahra said that her five-year-old daughter Fatima stopped going to school in January after falling sick.
Farhana wanted to motivate her daughter to go to school and asked her what gift she wanted for her birthday. The five-year-old told her mother that she wanted either a BMW or a Mercedes G Wagon. Farhana made Fatima promise that she would attend school if she got a Mercedes G Wagon.

Giving water to thirsty monkeys

Saudi Arabia’s decision to maintain its alcohol ban during the 2034 FIFA World Cup reflects its commitment to cultural and religious values. The move sets a distinct tone for how the tournament will be experienced, highlighting respect for local traditions while hosting one of the world’s largest sporting events.
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This policy will shape fan expectations and global discussions, making the event not just a football celebration but also a cultural exchange. It emphasizes how international tournaments must adapt to the customs of their host nations.