Global Village extends season 28

Thursday, 25 April 2024 14:33

By ARN News Staff

Dubai's Global Village has announced the extension of its Season 28 closing date by one more week.

In response to the overwhelming demand from guests, the multi-cultural family destination will remain open until May 5.

The recently announced 'Kids Go Free' offer for children aged 12 and under, has also been extended.

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

خبر عاجل - Breaking News
🌟 انتو طلبتوا ونحن نقول فالكم طيب!
تم تمديد الموسم 28 ل #القرية_العالمية لغاية 5 مايو 2024! المزيد من الوقت للاستمتاع في #عالم_أكثر_روعة ✨ pic.twitter.com/D14HRAsSau
— Global Village القرية العالمية (@GlobalVillageAE) April 25, 2024

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