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A new theme park from the star of Unspeakable is “bringing the outdoors indoors”

Nathan Graham‘s new venture is swinging into the Dallas area. The 24-year-old creator, who counts 14.7 million subscribers and more than 7.8 billion lifetime views on his Unspeakable channel, has opened an adventure park called Bolder.

In a video, Graham discussed the development of his new recreational facility, which has been in the works for four years. The Unspeakable star teamed up with Paul Fontanelli to fill a large inflatable dome with slides, rock climbing walls, high ropes courses, archery ranges, arcade games, and a litany of additional attractions. Bolder is spelled without the “u” to signify that it’s “bold like The Rock, but not rock,” according to Graham.

As noted in Graham’s introductory video, the park’s theme is “bringing the outdoors indoors.” By focusing on that mission, Graham hopes to replicate the joy of the Unspeakable channel, where extraordinary experiences and wild challenges regularly bring in millions of views. “Over the past few years we’ve gotten billions of views and every single video is about having fun, Graham said. “If everything is about having fun, then why wouldn’t we open a theme park?”

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Bolder is adjacent to EpicCentral, an entertainment complex located in Grand Prairie, Texas. The new adventure park will have stiff competition in that area, as it’s just a short drive away from major attractions like Six Flags Over Texas. But with its affordable prices — entry tickets start at just $15 — Bolder should be able to attract local families.

The facility’s co-founder also brings some significant advantages to the table. Forbes ranked Unspeakable as the fifth-highest earning YouTube channel of 2021, and since is set up to host events, Graham’s fans will be able to flock to Grand Prairie if they want to check out what their favorite creator has been up to.

As Graham gallivants across the ropes courses at Bolder, he will continue to grow his career on YouTube. In addition to his prank and challenge videos, his is also known for his Minecraft content. His gaming channel has 7.3 million subscribers and more than 2.2 billion lifetime views.

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Sam Gutelle

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