Holy Land Experience, Biblical theme park in Orlando, United States
Holy Land Experience was a theme park in Orlando, Florida, that recreated the architecture of ancient Jerusalem across 14 acres. The facility displayed religious artifacts, manuscripts and biblical performances for visitors.
Marvin Rosenthal founded the park in 2001 to present biblical narratives to a broad audience. Trinity Broadcasting Network acquired the facility in 2007 and expanded the program of religious entertainment.
The Scriptorium Museum contained the Van Kampen Collection, featuring ancient scrolls, biblical manuscripts, and a working model of the Gutenberg printing press.
The complex featured a theater auditorium with 2,000 seats where religious performances and musical presentations took place. The site closed permanently after AdventHealth acquired the property in 2021 and converted it into medical facilities.
The Scriptorium Museum housed the Van Kampen Collection with ancient scrolls and a working model of the Gutenberg printing press. AdventHealth later purchased the site to serve Orlando residents with medical care.
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