LCI Productions has secured a new contract with UCC Infratech, the developer based in Bangladesh, to deliver several theatre attractions across the country.
The project forms part of Bangladesh’s wider investment in tourism, leisure and educational entertainment infrastructure, as the country expands access to high-quality visitor experiences.
Under the agreement, LCI Productions will design and deliver multi-seat dark ride theatre attractions using wraparound projection, high-resolution content, spatial audio and environmental effects including wind and scent.
Immersive Learning At Scale
The new attractions will use narrative-led formats to combine entertainment with educational storytelling. Designed for deployment across multiple locations, the programme aims to bring immersive learning experiences to large audiences throughout Bangladesh.
For LCI Productions, the contract reflects growing international demand for visitor attractions that combine cultural value, education and multisensory production.
The dark ride theatres will be developed to support engagement, curiosity and learning through carefully planned content, physical space and technical systems.
Long-Standing Collaboration With UCC
The contract strengthens LCI Productions’ established relationship with UCC, one of Bangladesh’s leading developers of tourism, leisure and attraction projects.
The two companies previously worked together on the country’s first large-scale water screen and fountain show at the Swadhinata Stambha Complex in Suhrawardy Udyan Park, Dhaka.
Located at one of Bangladesh’s most important historical sites, the attraction uses fountain effects, water screen projection and distributed audio to present the story of the country’s independence and national development.
The nightly public attraction has helped increase engagement with the surrounding cultural setting and has demonstrated the value of multimedia storytelling within civic spaces.
Supporting Bangladesh’s Experience Economy
The new dark ride programme marks the next stage in Bangladesh’s plans to grow its experience economy through investment in leisure, culture, lifestyle and educational destinations.
Rob Paul, Design Director at LCI Productions, said the company is pleased to continue its partnership with UCC on another important project for Bangladesh. He noted that the collaboration began with the water show in Swadhinata Stambha and has developed as the country’s ambitions for tourism and educational entertainment have advanced.
He also highlighted the role immersive attractions can play in education, explaining that strong storytelling, visual technologies and multisensory effects can help audiences engage with content in more memorable ways.
International Expertise In Story-Led Attractions
LCI Productions has delivered destination entertainment projects, multimedia attractions and immersive experiences worldwide for over three decades.
The company specialises in story-led attractions combining digital and physical environments through multisensory effects, water screen shows, interactive systems, dark rides and projection mapping.
The Bangladesh dark ride programme is expected to begin installation in phases, with further details to be announced as development progresses.
