The theme park says that in season 28 it will be featuring 26 international pavillions which hosts millions of visitors every season
Dubai’s leading entertainment group, Dubai Holding Entertainment (DHE), has announced that it would represent three more attractions in the Indian market, including Global Village, Wild Wadi Waterpark and ‘Inside Burj Al Arab Tour’.
Think Strawberries has been successfully representing DHE’s other popular attractions Dubai Parks and Resorts and Green Planet in India.
In a press statement, DHE says that Global Village, one of the longest established theme park tourist attractions in Dubai, is all set to open its doors on October 18 until April 28, 2024, for visitors to enjoy myriad cultures, cuisines and conversations.
In a press statement, the theme park says that in season 28 it will be offering ‘world-class cultural and family entertainment,’ featuring 26 international pavillions which hosts millions of visitors every season.
Global Village, the region’s leading multicultural family destination for entertainment, dining, shopping and attractions, says it has been a ‘beacon of cultural exchange, world-cuisines, exciting entertainment and fun’ for over a quarter of a century. Each year, millions of visitors from all corners of the globe gather to revel in the park’s vibrant atmosphere, shows, cuisines and unique shopping opportunities.
By opening earlier for Season 28, Global Village aims to ensure that guests can enjoy an extended period of thrilling entertainment, cultural diversity and unparalleled attractions, says the statement.
It adds that Global Village had also recently secured the top spot as the most visited attraction in the UAE. Nearly two in five UAE residents chose Global Village in the survey, making it twice as popular as any other venue showing the broad appeal of Global Village as a family-friendly destination for entertainment, dining, shopping and attractions.
Global Village had welcomed a record 9 million guests during the last Season 27, which saw more than 90 cultures represented across 27 pavilions as well as 40,000 performances from over 40 different nationalities. The statement adds that guests were also to experience over 175 rides and attractions, shop and dine at over 3,250 outlets and be treated to 77 unique fireworks displays.
