Real Sultan! Ronaldo Makes Saudi Arabian Entertainment Parks Closed To The Public For The Sake Of His Family Holidays

Al Nassr's player, Cristiano Ronaldo and his family. (Photo: Twitter/@Cristiano)

JAKARTA - Cristiano Ronaldo really shows his existence as a footballer who has a big influence. Not only on the field, but also off the field.

Recently, Ronaldo reportedly closed an entertainment park in Saudi Arabia to the public just for the time of his family vacation.

The entertainment park in question is Riyadh Winter Wonderland. The location was closed to the public for two hours just because Ronaldo would come with his partner Georgina Rodriguez and four children.

As a VVIP holder for Riyadh Winter Wonderland membership, Ronaldo can ask the playground to get privileges. He took the opportunity when he visited his family so as not to be disturbed by other visitors, as reported by Timesnownews.

Through his social media page, Ronaldo shared an exciting moment while on vacation enjoying the atmosphere at Riyadh Winter Wonderland. He poses with his happy little family.

"Hard time with my love," wrote Ronaldo.

This is not the first time the megastar has a privilege in Saudi Arabia. When he first arrived as an Al Nassr player, the controversy had accompanied Ronaldo who would settle in Saudi Arabia.

The reason is, Saudi law regulations prohibit unmarried couples from living together and living together. Whereas so far Ronaldo and Georgina have lived together without ties.

But with The Power Of Ronaldo, finally the star couple can live as usual and will not be sanctioned as long as they live there.

Ronaldo landed in Saudi Arabia a few weeks ago but has yet to make his debut for Al-Nassr. Apart from being under two bans from playing for Manchester United, he has also not been registered by the club.

But now, CR7 has become part of Al Nassr and will play his first game with the club on January 22. However, Ronaldo will play his first game in Saudi Arabia by leading the joint teams Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal against PSG on January 19.