#Fireworks
Here are some places where you can watch free fireworks and take part in events in Dubai and Abu Dhabi over the Eid break
Authorities have urged motorists to use alternative routes and plan ahead to avoid congestion
Whether you’re in the heart of Dubai, the mountains of Hatta, or along the beaches of Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, the UAE promises a New Year’s Eve filled with fabulous fireworks and festivities
As the countdown to New Year’s Eve continues, authorities are urging the public to adhere to all safety measures to ensure celebrations are memorable and secure.
Whether you’re in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, here are spots to enjoy the fireworks and celebrate the UAE’s National Day in style
Dubai Parks and Resorts has organised a fireworks display, as well as a laser show, to celebrate Eid Al Adha
From Dubai’s Global Village to Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, fireworks will light up the night sky to mark Eid al Fitr 2024
Visitors to Bluewaters and The Beach, JBR can watch a spectacular fireworks show, from March 15 to 17
The events committee said a total of 11,972 personnel and 1,525 patrols and civil defence and ambulance vehicles will be deployed around the city
The decision was announced in a Facebook post and legal measures would be taken against those found violating the ban.
From the world-famous Burj Khalifa to the secluded hill ranges in Hatta, here are 8 places to watch some stunning fireworks as the Dubai sky lights up on New Year’s eve.
The Dubai Ferry, Water Bus, Water Taxi and abras have special appeal to Dubai residents, visitors, and tourists, thanks to the picturesque coastal line of the city
The festival runs from 4pm until midnight daily, and until 1am on weekends and public holidays
The family theme park will be open for 194 days, ending the season on April 28, 2024
Global Village has introduced a 10 per cent discount on entry tickets purchased via its app or website
Saudi National Day, celebrated annually on September 23, marks the unification of the kingdom
Eid Al Adha fireworks are being staged across Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with some locations featuring firework displays for up to five nights
The largest fireworks display lasted for more than 40 minutes, with more than 3,000 drones in the air during the show
Here’s our list of the best places in Dubai to watch the fireworks as you say goodbye to 2022 and bring in the New Year
UAE will commemorate Saudi Arabia’s 92nd National Day with an extensive programme of celebrations from September 23 to 26
The event – currently in its 27th edition – will run until January 30, 2022
The current season at Global Village was originally expected to conclude on April 18, 2021
The venue had announced on February 3 that all shows and street entertainment will remain suspended
Shows will be held at the Corniche, Yas Island, Al Maryah Island and Al Wathba on Thursday night
With 2021 around the corner, here’s a rundown of the city’s best spots to ring in the new year
The fireworks show will not held for ‘safety reasons’
Police officers will be deployed across all the tourist destinations in the emirate and will ensure that Covid-19 precautionary measures are implemented
Nakheel has released details regarding travel to and from the Palm Jumeirah
All visitors and Downtown Dubai residents have to register on the U By Emaar app to gain access to the area
Popular spots in and around the city will light up the sky to celebrate the start of 2021