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T5-Group-Brochure.Pdf TRIPLE FIVE® WORLDWIDE GROUP triplefive.com TRIPLE FIVE® WORLDWIDE HEADQUARTERS AND OFFICES CANADIAN OFFICES UNITED STATES OFFICES INTERNATIONAL OFFICES Edmonton, Alberta New York, New York USA Calgary, Alberta East Rutherford, New Jersey Canada Toronto, Ontario Minneapolis, Minnesota Europe Vancouver, British Columbia Las Vegas, Nevada China Phoenix, Arizona Mexico San Francisco, California Asia Houston, Texas Victoria, Texas Yoakum, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS U.S.A. HEADQUARTERS Suite 3000, 8882 - 170 Street 1 Meadowlands Plaza Edmonton, Alberta Canada Ameream 6th floor T5T 4M2 East Rutherford, NJ 07073 (780) 444-8100 (201) 340-2900 CONTACT US: [email protected] [email protected] Triple Five® Worldwide Group of Companies has developed, owns and manages the world’s first, second and third largest tourism, retail and entertainment complexes of its kind; West Edmonton Mall® in Canada, Mall of America® in the United States and American Dream™ in Metropolitan New York. These three projects will attract over 112 million visitors annually. TRIPLE FIVE® WORLDWIDE HAS BEEN THE RECIPIENT OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS: • The Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada in recognition of significant contribution to compatriots, community and to Canada • The Great Canadian Award recognizing outstanding services to the people of Alberta • The Family of the Century Award – Alberta Centennial, Canada 3 4 English version continued. TRIPLE FIVE® WORLDWIDE Group of Independent Companies Triple Five® Worldwide is a multinational diversified conglomerate, development and finance corporation with offices in major U.S., Canadian and global cities. Triple Five Worldwide Group of Companies has developed, own & operate the 1st, 2nd and 3rd world's largest tourism retail and entertainment complexes of its kind as well as an extensive portfolio of diverse and independent divisions that currently employs over 5,000 professionals and has created over 50,000 jobs. Triple Five’s wide-ranging experience is suited to creating successful mixed-use developments and activities worldwide that encompass the development, management and ownership of world-scale ventures in many fields. DIVISIONS (FIELDS OF ACTIVITIES): Mega Tourism Destinations Industrial Real Estate Industrial Mega Mixed Use Developments Sports Facilities & Arenas Minerals Mega Shopping & Entertainment Attractions Project Management Infrastructure American Dream™: Leasing Surveying Project of the Decade Urban Redevelopment Technology ® West Edmonton Mall : Municipal Planning & Development Social Media Largest Mall in North America ® Suburban Municipal & Telecommunications Mall of America : Neighborhood Development Largest Mall in United States Biotechnology Roads & Highway Tourism & Entertainment Research & Development Quality Control Office Buildings Venture Capital Engineering Urban Entertainment Developments Banking (Canada & the U.S.) Procurement Recreation & Amusement Parks Finance Atomic Energy Engineering Aquatic & Marine Life Private Equity Industrial Manufacturing Touring Shows Credit Card Truck Manufacturing Movie Theatre Gift Card Auto Manufacturing Hotels/Hospitality Franchise/Licensee Operations Switch Gear Manufacturing Gaming Food Distribution & Restaurant Management Naval Parts Manufacturing Construction Wine & Spirits Natural Resources Revitalization Marketing & Publicity Oil & Gas Residential Real Estate Native Affairs Petrochemical Engineering Commercial Real Estate Philanthropy Drilling 5 AMERICAN DREAM™ NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA 6 AN UNPARALLELED GLOBAL DESTINATION • A rich blend of global retail influenced by high-streets from ™ American Dream will be the Bond Street to La Rambla in Barcelona to Soho first project anywhere in the • World class entertainment components (over 1M sq. ft.) world to combine such a unique not combined together anywhere in the world mix of shopping, entertainment • Anchor location for global fashion flagship concepts • More dining & culinary options from international to organic, and attractions. than any other center in the U.S. • Upscale arts & entertainment venues • Tourism visits (outside 50 mile radius) will account for 50% of all visitors and more than half of total sales • International Tourism Center, hotel, convention center and valet service • Targeted demographic is the trend conscious, affluent, 25-45 year old • Most accessible & visible shopping destination in North America (over 110M vehicles pass the center annually) 7 Combining a rich blend of global retail, destination dining, upscale arts & entertainment, convenient location and the credibility of renowned Triple Five® Worldwide, American Dream™ will be the most dynamic project in the world. Projected Annual Visits: 40 million MetLife Stadium: • Over 2 million annual attendees for Giants/Jets home games, concerts, Population & 21 million people live within a 50 mile WWE, etc Household Income: radius with average HHI $96,000+ • 2nd Largest NFL stadium in total seating Visibility: Over 110 million vehicles pass by the • “Top-Grossing Stadium in the world” property annually Billboard Magazine • “#1 Grossing Stadium in the World” Parking: Over 33,000 spaces (11,450 walkup + 22,000 overflow) Pollstar connected by people-mover • “Top Stop of the Decade” Venues Today Employees: Over 10,000 Spring 2016 Entertainment: • DreamWorks Park at American Dream™ Projected Opening: In partnership with Jeffrey Katzenberg and the brilliant minds at DreamWorks SKG, the world’s first and only fully integrated DreamWorks Amusement Park and Waterpark • Indoor Ski & Snowboard Park • Live Performing Arts Theatre • Indoor Ice Skating Rink • Multi-screen, Luxury Movie Theatre with VIP Seating • Observation Wheel • Bowling • Aquarium • Miniature Golf 8 OVER �� MILLION PEOPLE LIVE WITHIN �� MILES OF THE PROJECT 9 GLOBAL RETAIL ON A WORLD STAGE 10 American Dream™ is “the” location for global retail brands looking to debut their new flagship concept. Triple Five® Worldwide is in discussions with renowned retailers in presenting the next evolution of their brands, from fast fashion to fast connections, Seattle to Spain and fragrance to home furnishings. This unique blend will take inspiration from Bond Street in London to the hip & trendy avenues of Barcelona to the varied options of Soho. The tenant mix will introduce new stores to the market catering to a consumer in a coveted demographic with acute brand awareness. American Dream™ & its tenants will redefine retailing through consumer engagement utilizing experiential, interactive & exclusive components not previously available at any other location. 11 From Broadway shows to state-of-the art theatre, from global cuisine to intimate cafes, American Dream™ promises to be an exceptional destination for local residents and world traveling tourists. THE FINEST CULINARY AND ARTS EXPERIENCES 12 House of Blues Legoland THE FINEST CULINARY SeaLife Aquarium AND ARTS EXPERIENCES Luxury Movie Theatre Complex 13 Big Snow America™ Indoor Ski Hill THE LARGEST MIX OF INDOOR LEISURE FACILITIES IN THE WORLD 14 THE ULTIMATE FAMILY EXPERIENCE Indoor ski hill, theme park, waterpark, skating rink, world class aquarium, performing arts center and more From year-round skiing and snowboarding, to exciting family attractions, to a giant observation wheel overlooking Manhattan, American Dream™ promises to be an exceptional draw for everyone. Big Snow America™ DreamWorks Indoor Ice Observation Indoor Ski Hill Indoor Amusement & Water Park Skating Rink Wheel Indoor ski, snowboarding and Rides, attractions & water features Skating facility designed for Families can have the view of snow play 365 days a year: the entire family will enjoy: all ages and skill levels: their lives, any time of the year: • First indoor ski and • 300,000 sq. ft.; glass-domed, • Recreational, hockey and • 26 fully climate- snowboard park in the indoor amusement park figure skating programming controlled gondolas western hemisphere • 225,000 sq. ft.; glass-domed • VIP Event packages • Nearly as tall as the • 180,000 sq. ft., 800’ ski slope, indoor water park Statue of Liberty • Touring shows and exhibitions 16 stories high • Climate-controlled 365 days • 235 feet in diameter, facing • Professional skating lessons • Ice climbing wall a year the entire west side of New York City • Unique consumer and • Private parties and events corporate promotional events • One revolution of the wheel is approximately 25 minutes 15 AMERICAN DREAM™ WILL OFFER: DreamWorks Indoor Theme Park 16 ™ • The first all DreamWorks Theme Park • The first indoor ski hill in the AMERICAN DREAM in the world. western hemisphere. • The first all DreamWorks Water Park • The first project in the world to combine in the world. three major leisure attractions within a WILL OFFER: world-class retail center. DreamWorks Indoor Water Park 17 The world’s first all DreamWorks branded indoor theme park. (open year-round) “ American Dream™ is poised to become a one-of-a-kind retail and entertainment destination in North America. We look forward to working with Triple Five® Worldwide to incorporate DreamWorks Animation characters, storytelling and technology into a unique and innovative family entertainment experience at the venue.” Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO, DreamWorks Animation DreamWorks Animation creates high-quality entertainment, including CG animated feature films, television specials and series, live entertainment properties and online virtual worlds, meant for audiences around the world.
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