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Dubai: 3 major family attractions closing for summer 2024
Just last month, Global Village closed its doors to visitors on May 5 – after announcing an extension for a week
As the summer season is set to begin, some of Dubai's popular tourist attractions have closed for the season.
Just last month, Global Village closed its doors to visitors on May 5 – after announcing an extension for a week. The attraction had opened a week earlier than usual for season 28 — on October 18 instead of October 25.
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Here are three major attractions that have closed or will shut soon for the summer:
1. Dubai Safari
The family-friendly park closed its doors on June 2, 2024. It took to Instagram to announce the last day before the summer – through a video. Watch the video below:
2. Al Wasl Plaza, Expo City Dubai
Al Wasl Plaza, one of Expo City Dubai's most exciting spots to visit, will be shutting for the season. The surreal water feature will also be shut in efforts to conserve water and energy.
3. Dubai Miracle Garden
Residents and tourists will be able to continue enjoying the beautiful features made of flowers at the Dubai Miracle Garden for another two weeks.
The garden has announced that it will be closing for the season on June 15.
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