Global Village announces free entry for kids

Monday, 22 April 2024 15:54

By ARN News Staff

Children up to 12 years old will receive complimentary admission to Dubai's Global Village.

The multicultural family destination's 'Kids Go Free' campaign runs until the end of Season 28 on Sunday, April 28.

Families can enjoy even more magical moments at the attraction, which features diverse culture, vibrant shopping and thrilling entertainment.

Global Village welcomes guests from 4:00 pm until 12:00 am, from Sunday to Wednesday, and until 1:00 am, from Thursday to Saturday.

اصطحبوا العائلة بأكملها إلى #القرية_العالمية!🎉 يمكن للأطفال بعمر 12 عاماً أو أقل الدخول مجانا حتى نهاية الموسم 28. لا تفوتوا المرح قبل انتهاء الموسم✨#عالم_أكثر_روعة. pic.twitter.com/w0BuD3d30r
— Global Village القرية العالمية (@GlobalVillageAE) April 22, 2024

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