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The outdoor shopping and entertainment zone, which will run between November 3, 2015 and April 9, 2016, will bring to life the hustle and bustle of bazaars from across the world onto one platform.
Visitors can sample a taste of 75 countries via 32 pavilions, as each infrastructure is constructed to represent its respective global landmark. New to the list of nations are Russia and Japan to showcase their heritage.Quick facts
- 32 pavilions from over 75 countries
- 20 restaurants
- 100 kiosks
- 3,500+ outlets
- 18,000+ parking spots
Other treats include unique high-end production shows will take centre stage with medleys of song and dance that promise to enthral viewers alongside new rides at its in-house funfair, Fantasy Island.Pavilions
Afghanistan, Africa, Americas, Bahrain, China, Egypt, France, Germany and UK, Tunisia, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Italy, Japan, KSA, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Spain, Malaysia and Singapore, Syria, Thailand, Turkey, UAE, Yemen, Khalifa Foundation, and Fursati pavilions.
Visitors can also unwind on lush grassy terrains, relax in multi-storey restaurants to enjoy uninterrupted views of the canal and the pavilions, or indulge in global cuisines that offer delectable array of street foods and gourmet delights.
With all this and much more, visitors are guaranteed to have an unforgettable experience at Global Village.
Adult: Dh15; free entry for children (under three years), people with special needs and their companion, and adults over 65.
Special family packs - includes four entry tickets, a Fantasy Island card loaded with Dh75, one valet parking ticket and two mini train tickets - priced at Dh99, and are available at selected EPPCO and ENOC petrol stations, Aswaq and Union Coop across the UAE.
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